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The Daily Duo
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Save $15Serum 30 ml + Day Cream 50 ml • Peptide Anti-Aging Serum + Anti-Age Day Cream
- Peptide serum + hydration-and-barrier day cream
- Serum: Hexapeptide-11, dual-weight HA, ginkgo
- Day cream: HA, marine polysaccharide, betaine
- Two steps. Built for consistency on long days
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What’s inside, graded honestly
- Peer-reviewed
Signature peptide
Hexapeptide-11
Protected skin fibroblasts from stress-induced senescence in a Redox Biology (2015) study; 25-person elasticity result.
- Clinical trial
Hydration
Hyaluronic acid (low + high MW)
76-person, 60-day randomized trial: measurable reduction in wrinkle depth with low-molecular-weight HA.
- Published
Barrier
Ginkgo + phytosterols + berry-seed oils
Studies report improved barrier function (ginkgo) and faster barrier recovery (phytosterols).
- Published
Moisture + soothing
Marine polysaccharide + betaine
Water-binding exopolysaccharide and an osmolyte that supports barrier comfort.
How to use
- 1AM: serum, then day cream, then SPF.
- 2PM: serum, then day cream.
- 3Two minutes. Done.
Texture & feel
Good to know
- The Day Cream has no peptides by design — it is a hydration-and-barrier moisturizer that pairs with the serum.
- Contains fragrance — patch-test if you have sensitive skin.
- No SPF in the WANTED line. Wear one every morning.
- Cosmetic product. Research cited is ingredient-level, not a finished-product trial.
Shipping & returns
- Free US shipping on orders over $50. Ships in 1–2 business days.
- 30-day returns, no questions asked. Email hello@wantedskin.com and we’ll sort it.
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Our claims policy
WANTED is cosmetic skincare. We say “supports smoother-looking, firmer-looking, hydrated skin.” We never say “reverses aging,” “rebuilds collagen,” or quote a percentage we can’t show you. Every active above links to its source on the Science page.

