Lamelin Miracle Nmn+Pdrn Biotox Mask Pack

This is a sheet mask from Lamelin's Miracle NMN+PDRN Biotox line — a biotech anti-ageing range built around two clinically recognised ingredients: NMN (Nicotinamide Mononucleotide) and PDRN (Polydeoxyribonucleotide). The mask delivers the same active complex as the line's serum and cream in an occlusive sheet format, which holds the ingredients against your skin and drives deeper absorption than open-air application. It targets loss of firmness, dullness, uneven tone, and early wrinkles.

Yes, it's the same molecule. NMN is a precursor to NAD+ — a coenzyme essential for cellular energy and DNA repair. As skin ages, NAD+ levels decline, which slows cell renewal and reduces the skin's ability to repair daily damage. Applied topically at 2%, as in the Biotox line, NMN supports the skin's own regeneration processes, helping restore radiance, improve elasticity, and slow the visible rate of ageing. It's one of the more substantive anti-ageing ingredients to enter K-beauty in recent years — not just a trend name.

Biotox is Lamelin's term for the line's positioning: a bio-botox concept where peptides in the formula mimic the muscle-relaxing, line-smoothing effect of neurotoxin injections — without needles. The relevant peptides here are acetyl hexapeptide-type compounds, which work by reducing micro-muscle tension in the face over time, softening the appearance of expression lines. It's not an instant injectable-equivalent, but consistent use of this kind of peptide complex does have documented efficacy on fine lines — particularly around the forehead and eyes.

The Biotox mask shares its active complex with the line's serum: NMN at 2% supports cellular energy and renewal; PDRN (from salmon DNA) accelerates tissue repair and improves hydration; peptides provide the firming and expression-line effect; niacinamide addresses uneven tone and brightness; hyaluronic acid delivers and locks in moisture; centella asiatica and green tea extract calm inflammation and provide antioxidant protection; allantoin soothes the skin barrier. The formula is dual-functionally certified in Korea for whitening and wrinkle improvement — both claims reviewed to a regulatory standard.

The Biotox line is positioned for skin that's beginning to show ageing signs — typically 30 and above — where firmness, elasticity, and cell renewal are visibly declining. That said, the formula's PDRN and centella components make it genuinely useful for anyone dealing with stressed, damaged, or post-procedure skin at any age. NMN has the most pronounced benefit where NAD+ decline is already underway, so a 25-year-old won't feel it the same way a 40-year-old will. It's not the right entry-point mask for someone whose primary concern is acne or oiliness — there are better formats for that.

Apply after cleansing and toning, when skin is slightly damp. Leave on for 20 to 25 minutes — don't exceed 30, as a drying mask can begin reabsorbing moisture. After removal, pat the remaining essence into your skin rather than rinsing. For anti-ageing work, use two to three times a week as part of your evening routine. It pairs particularly well with the Biotox Serum on nights when you want to layer intensity — apply the serum first, let it absorb, then place the mask on top. On evenings when time is short, the mask alone covers a meaningful treatment dose.

You don't need both to see results. The mask delivers the same active ingredients in a single concentrated treatment session — it's a useful standalone. The serum works daily and builds effect cumulatively over weeks. The mask is intensive but infrequent. If you're trying the Biotox line for the first time, the mask is actually the lower-commitment entry point: you get a real sense of what the NMN+PDRN complex does to your skin in one use, without committing to a daily serum routine. If the results speak to you, adding the serum extends that work into your everyday routine.