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No. 9 NAD+ PDRN Glow Boosting Toner$15.29Numbuzin
- Categories
- 7
- Price range
- $4.70 to $50.00
- Most named actives
- Niacinamide 29Panthenol 23Sodium Hyaluronate 22
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NAD+ BIO Lifting-sil Full Face Mask$4.70
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No. 9 NAD+ Bio Lifting-sil Essence$22.34
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No.3 Super Glowing Essence Toner 200ml$27.50
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No.9 NMN PDRN Glow Boosting Toner 150ml$30.00
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No.5+ Vitamin Concentrated Serum 30ml$30.00
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No.1 Pure-full Calming Herb Toner 300ml$30.00
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No.1 Centella Re-leaf Green Toner Pad 70P$30.00
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No.1 Pantothenic B5 Active Soothing Cream 80ml$40.00
Numbered steps, and the number is the whole navigation
Numbuzin names every product by a number that states which job it does, and once you know the numbering the range navigates itself. No.1 is calming, No.2 is cleansing and collagen, No.3 is pores and texture, No.4 is pore pads, No.5 is blemish marks, No.6 is overnight, No.7 is soothing, No.8 is cica.
No.3 is by far the deepest line here, covering a bifida and bakuchiol serum, an exfoliating pad jar, a cleansing oil, a cleansing balm, an essence toner and an ampoule shot, which tells you what the brand is bought for. Niacinamide, panthenol and sodium hyaluronate lead the actives, and the 70 count pad jars and 300ml toners are domestic formats.
Which number do you actually need?
Pick one number and finish it before adding another, because the lines overlap deliberately and running three at once means you cannot tell which is working. No.3 is the one to start with if your complaint is texture or visible pores, and within it the serum is the concentrated version and the pad jar is the exfoliating one, so choose between them rather than buying both. No.5 is the answer for the flat brown marks left after a blemish, and No.1 or No.7 is where to go if your skin reacts to anything active.
Does the numbering mean the same thing on a Korean box?
Yes, and that is the useful part: the number is printed on the Korean packaging and is the brand's own index, not a retailer's invention, so a No.3 serum bought here is the same line as a No.3 serum on a Korean shelf. What differs is which numbers are carried: an export listing usually stocks two or three of them, and the pad jars and jumbo essence pads in particular stay domestic. Each listing here shows the count and the volume beside the Korean barcode.