REJURAN HEALER Turnover Ampoule & Turnover Cream Review

As a believer in "skin barrier-first" skincare, REJURAN HEALER has long intrigued me with its patented Polynucleotide (PN) technology, clinically proven to accelerate skin regeneration. After months of battling post-acne scarring and sensitivity from over-exfoliation, I decided to strip my routine to the essentials. Enter the Turnover Ampoule and Turnover Cream—a duo promising to rebuild compromised barriers while smoothing texture. Could medical-grade skincare deliver without overwhelming my reactive skin? Let’s find out.

1. REJURAN HEALER Turnover Ampoule (30ml)

In a Nutshell:

Formulated with 20,000ppm PN and Centella Asiatica, this ampoule targets damaged skin at a cellular level. PN stimulates collagen synthesis and wound healing, while Centella soothes redness. The lightweight serum claims to reduce scars, refine pores, and strengthen the skin’s natural defense.

The Experience:

The slightly viscous, gel-like serum absorbs instantly without tackiness. Within days, my post-inflammatory erythema (those stubborn red marks!) visibly faded. After 4 weeks, my skin texture felt smoother—like someone had gently sanded off the rough edges. The real win? No stinging or irritation, even on freshly cleansed skin.

Reservations?

While it excelled at calming redness, deep acne scars required more time. The price tag ($98 for 30ml) is steep for daily use.

Would I Recommend It?

Yes, for sensitive or post-procedure skin needing gentle repair. Not a magic eraser, but a reliable healer.

2. REJURAN HEALER Turnover Cream (50ml)

In a Nutshell:

A barrier-repair cream infused with 10,000ppm PN, Ceramides, and Shea Butter. It aims to lock in moisture, reinforce the skin’s lipid layer, and create a protective shield against environmental stressors.

The Experience:

The rich yet breathable texture melts into a velvety finish—no greasy residue. My dehydrated cheeks drank it up, and the tightness from retinoid use vanished. After 3 weeks, my barrier felt fortified; no more random flare-ups from wind or pollution. Bonus: It layered perfectly under sunscreen without pilling.

Reservations?

Oily skin types might find it too emollient for daytime in humid climates. The herbal scent, while mild, could divide opinions.

Would I Recommend It?

Absolutely. A winter staple for dry, reactive skin. Pair it with the ampoule for a “reset button” effect.

Final Verdict