Our Blue EGF line has both a serum and a cream with EGF (sh-oligopeptide-1). They're designed for different steps. Here's how they differ.
Side by side
- EGF Blue Youth Activating Drop — the serum. A thin, watery first step right after cleansing, at night. EGF and bFGF with guaiazulene, blueberry extract and adenosine. Short ingredient list, no added fragrance.
- Blue EGF Intensive Pro Cream — the cream. A smooth moisturizer with EGF, panthenol, guaiazulene and skin-familiar lipids (ceramide NP, cholesterol, phytosphingosine). No added fragrance; slightly cool feel.
Which do you need?
- Want a light well-aging step and already have a moisturizer you love → the serum.
- Skin feels dry, tight or sensitized and you need a comforting moisturizer → the cream.
- Both → serum first after cleansing, cream last.
A simple Blue EGF routine
- Cleanse.
- EGF Blue Youth Activating Drop — 3–4 drops (night).
- Toner, then any other serum.
- Blue EGF Intensive Pro Cream.
- Morning: sunscreen.
Fit guides: EGF Drop and Intensive Pro Cream. Curious about EGF itself? See EGF vs PDRN.
FAQ
Should I use an EGF serum or an EGF cream?
Use the serum for a light treatment step and the cream when skin needs a comforting moisturizer. Many people use both.
In what order do I apply EGF serum and cream?
Serum first, right after cleansing; cream as the last step.
Do the Blue EGF serum and cream have added fragrance?
No. Neither lists fragrance or essential oils.
Note: figures come from cosmetic clinical/consumer studies measuring the appearance and feel of skin. They are not medical claims; individual results vary; not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Always patch test.
