ORBIS U vs. ORBIS U DOT: Comparing the Lotions and How to Choose

Features and Ingredient Differences of Each Lotion

Active ingredient: Dexpanthenol W (prevents rough skin)
Mechanism: An approach that regulates skin turnover to keep skin healthy.
Moisturizing and support ingredients: Contains Hypericum erectum extract (MC Activator), Keypolin Booster, Lipidure, and more.
Features: Oil-free, fragrance-free, colorant-free, alcohol-free, and surfactant-free. As you work it into the skin, it spreads with a fresh, "silky-yet-splashy" feel, making it well suited to early anti-aging care for concerns such as pores and a lack of clarity.

Active ingredient: Tranexamic acid (whitening: suppresses melanin production and prevents dark spots and freckles)
Key point: Uses tranexamic acid as its sole active ingredient, which has become rare these days, along with a simple formulation.
Moisturizing and firming ingredients: Contains a compound ingredient with three times the water-retaining capacity of hyaluronic acid, GDF Activator (Lonicera caerulea fruit juice and Rosa multiflora extract), and GL Root Booster.
Features: DPG-free (glycerin-based), with the highest moisturizing power in the brand. Despite its rich texture, its support for penetration into the stratum corneum keeps it from feeling sticky, making it suitable for care targeting firmness, dryness, and dullness.

Rough skin, pores, and early anti-aging care: ORBIS U, which feels fresh and light
Dryness, lack of firmness, whitening, and sensitive skin: ORBIS U DOT, which is highly moisturizing, mild, and DPG-free
How the pro recommends using them:
- Since their active ingredients differ, use them separately, such as "ORBIS U in the morning and ORBIS U DOT at night."
- Combine different series for your lotion and cream.