Exosome Serum for Skin vs Hair: Which One Do You Need?

Elysium's exosome serums come in two forms — one formulated for the face, one for the scalp — and it's a common question which to start with, or whether you need both. Both share the same underlying exosome-and-PDRN approach, just applied to different tissue and different concerns.

The core difference

Evasome Skin Exosome Serum is built around a 300-billion-particle, three-source exosome system paired with PDRN and Copper Peptides for facial skin quality. Evasome-H Hair Exosomes Serum applies LEUCO Exosomes and PDRN to the scalp instead, paired with GHK-Cu copper peptides, Redensyl, Procapil and Baicapil — actives chosen for hair rather than facial skin. For more on how PDRN and exosomes work together in general, see our ingredient guide.

Choose Evasome Skin Exosome Serum if…

Your main concerns are facial — fine lines, dullness, uneven texture or a loss of firmness — or you're building a glass-skin or Korean-inspired routine where hydration, smoothness and radiance are the goal. It's applied to the face as a daily serum, priced at PKR 4,005.

Choose Evasome-H Hair Exosomes Serum if…

Your main concern is the scalp — thinning hair, excessive shedding, weak-looking roots or reduced hair density. It's applied to the scalp rather than the face, priced at PKR 4,455. See our full hair exosome serum guide for how to use it.

Can you use both together?

Yes. Because one is applied to facial skin and the other to the scalp, they don't overlap or compete for the same routine step, and many people use both — a skin-focused evening routine alongside a scalp treatment a few nights a week.

Bottom line

Match the product to where your concern actually is: face for Evasome Skin Exosome Serum, scalp for Evasome-H. For pricing across both, see our exosome serum price guide, or start with our broader guide to choosing an exosome serum in Pakistan.