PDRN skincare, sold as K-beauty

GENABELLE

GENABELLE puts PDRN at the centre of its ampoules, toners, creams and masks, with Melacare, Glutathione and Laser families too.

GENABELLE PDRN Rejuvenating Toner bottle on a yellow background with dropletsGENABELLE Crystal Drop Hydra Booster Ampoule with its dropper in waterGENABELLE Cabbage 74 Calming Cream tube in front of two cabbagesGENABELLE PDRN Dewy Tone-up Sunscreen tube with a swipe of cream
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GENABELLE is a skincare brand sold as K-beauty that puts PDRN at the centre of its ampoules, toners, creams and masks. According to its Korean website, it is run by the company Genalab in Seoul. Here you will find GENABELLE PDRN care, plus the Melacare, Glutathione and Laser families, shipped from Seoul.

  • PDRN care: toner, ampoules, cream, balm, mask and sunscreen
  • Four ranges: PDRN, Melacare, Glutathione and Laser
  • An HTD-Genacomplex in several PDRN products, according to the brand

Brand facts

Company
Genalab, in Seoul (according to the brand's Korean website)
Specialty
PDRN skincare: toners, ampoules, creams, masks, sunscreens
Featured ingredient
PDRN and the HTD-Genacomplex (according to the brand)
Families
PDRN, Melacare, Glutathione, Laser
Products at Ma Petite Coree
30
Starting price
from 17.90 €

GENABELLE: frequently asked questions

What does PDRN mean at GENABELLE?

PDRN is short for polydeoxyribonucleotide. GENABELLE puts it forward in its family of products with the same name: the PDRN Rejuvenating Toner label reads PDRN and HTD-Genacomplex, a complex the brand describes as patented.

Which GENABELLE product should I start with?

To discover GENABELLE, pick a product from the PDRN family, for example the PDRN Rejuvenating Toner or the PDRN Rejuvenating Cream, which share the same family name. If you prefer a targeted step, the PDRN Vita Toning Ampoule also comes in 30 ml.

What is the difference between the GENABELLE PDRN Vita Toning ampoules in 30 ml and 70 ml?

Both GENABELLE listings carry the same name, PDRN Vita Toning Ampoule, and differ only in the size shown in the title: 30 ml or 70 ml. The larger size suits you if you use it often.

Which GENABELLE cream should I choose?

GENABELLE offers several creams: the PDRN Rejuvenating Cream and the PDRN Enriched Recovery Balm (PDRN family), the Melacare Intensive Cream (Melacare family) and the Cabbage 74 Calming Cream, whose label mentions cabbage extract. Compare the labels and pick the texture you like.

Where can I read reviews of GENABELLE?

To get a feel for GENABELLE, start with the product pages at Ma Petite Coree: each one details the product, its ingredients and its size, so you can compare labels before choosing.

How do I use a GENABELLE ampoule in my routine?

In general, an ampoule goes on after the toner and before the cream. For a GENABELLE ampoule such as the Crystal Drop Hydra Booster Ampoule or the Glutathione Vita Glow Capsule Ampoule, follow the directions on the packaging. Cosmetic advice, not medical advice.

What is a simple routine with GENABELLE, from cleansing to sunscreen?

One possible GENABELLE routine: the Phytology 17 Perfect Cleansing Foam to cleanse, the PDRN Rejuvenating Toner, the PDRN Vita Toning Ampoule, the PDRN Rejuvenating Cream, then the PDRN Dewy Tone-up Sunscreen in the morning.

Is GENABELLE a Korean brand?

GENABELLE is sold as K-beauty. According to its Korean website, it is run by the company Genalab, whose listed address is in Seoul. We stick to that information from the brand.

Who owns GENABELLE?

According to the Korean GENABELLE website, the brand is run by Genalab Inc., in Seoul. We have no other verified information about the group structure, so we do not state it.

Does GENABELLE make a sunscreen?

Yes: GENABELLE has the PDRN Dewy Tone-up Sunscreen, whose tube shows SPF 50+ PA++++, and the Laser Soothing Sunscreen. You can also browse the sunscreens collection.

Where can I buy GENABELLE in Europe?

You can buy GENABELLE online at Ma Petite Coree: products are shipped from Seoul and each page gives the product details. Also browse the Serums and Toners collections.

Cosmetic advice, not medical advice.

All about the brand

Buy GENABELLE online

You can find the GENABELLE selection at Ma Petite Coree, shipped from Seoul, with a detailed page for each product.

To compare by category, open the Serums, Toners, Creams, Masks, Sunscreens or Cleansers collections, where the brand is present.

Who is GENABELLE?

GENABELLE is a skincare brand sold as K-beauty, that builds much of its range around PDRN. According to its Korean website, it is run by the company Genalab, based in Seoul, and it introduces itself with the line “Born in a Korean clinic. Made for skin longevity.” That is the brand's own description, and we report it as such.

The ingredient it puts forward is PDRN, short for polydeoxyribonucleotide. On several product labels it appears together with HTD-Genacomplex, a complex the brand describes as patented. This page gathers the GENABELLE products available at Ma Petite Coree, shipped from Seoul: toners, ampoules, creams, masks, a mist, lip care and sunscreens.

GENABELLE PDRN: lines and key ingredients

The families below are groupings by name made by Ma Petite Coree from the product titles; the brand may organise them differently.

Other products stand on their own name: the Phytology 17 Perfect Cleansing Foam, the Cabbage 74 Calming Cream (the label mentions cabbage extract), the Squalane 53 Deep Moisture Serum, the Crystal Drop Hydra Booster Ampoule, the Aquaporin Intense Cream Toner or the Kale 82 Revitalizing Toner Pad pads.

How to choose for your needs

Start with the type of product, then read the label. If you need a cleanser, look at the foams. For a light hydration step, a toner or pads such as the Kale 82 Revitalizing Toner Pad will do. If you prefer a concentrated product, an ampoule goes on after the toner and before the cream.

For skin that gets irritated easily, the Cabbage 74 Calming Cream label says, according to the brand, that it is a light cream that helps ease irritation; always patch-test on a small area first. For the eye area, the Glutamin-C Luminous Eye Cream comes in a 10 ml tube. For sun protection, you can choose between the PDRN Dewy Tone-up Sunscreen and the Laser Soothing Sunscreen.

To go further, browse the collections by skin type: Sensitive skin, Dry skin, Combination skin or Mature skin. This is cosmetic advice, not medical advice.

If you like PDRN care, also look at REJURAN and DR REJU-ALL, other brands worth discovering.

What makes GENABELLE different

The first thing you notice is how the products are named: a number or an ingredient in the name (Phytology 17, Cabbage 74, Squalane 53, Kale 82), and a family name that repeats (PDRN, Melacare, Glutathione, Laser). Once you spot that code, it is easy to see which family a product belongs to.

The second is how readable the labels are. The brand prints the name of the complex, the concentration of some actives in ppm and a short line about what the product is for, so you can compare two products before choosing. Those statements come from the brand; they are not results we measured ourselves.

Finally, the selection is not limited to one type of care. The textures range from mist to balm, with pads and ampoules in between, so you can build a whole routine around one brand or pick a single product.

GENABELLE essentials at Ma Petite Coree

This is a selection built to cover a full routine, not a sales ranking. To cleanse, the Phytology 17 Perfect Cleansing Foam is a tube foam whose label mentions plant-based surfactants, according to the brand. To prep the skin, the PDRN Rejuvenating Toner comes in a large 300 ml bottle, and the Aquaporin Intense Cream Toner has a creamier texture.

For targeted care, the PDRN Vita Toning Ampoule comes in 30 ml and 70 ml, and the Crystal Drop Hydra Booster Ampoule mentions a triple hyaluronic complex on its label. To finish the routine, the PDRN Rejuvenating Cream and the PDRN Enriched Recovery Balm are textures from the PDRN family; the balm label also mentions panthenol. In the morning, the PDRN Dewy Tone-up Sunscreen shows SPF 50+ PA++++ on its tube.