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Multi-Peptide + HA Serum

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Multi-Peptide + HA Serum — Reddit Reviews

by The Ordinary

90nextscore36 verdicts

Updated October 18, 2026

Multi-peptide hydration for plumper skin and softened fine lines; results take months.

What the community says

Backed by 8 studies

A water-based serum combining multiple peptides, sodium hyaluronate, glycerin, and allantoin for cushioning dehydration and adding a subtle plump. It suits routine-builders wanting low-cost anti-aging support, though visible changes are slow and breakout-prone users may dislike it.

From Reddit

Backed by 29 threads from r/tretinoin, r/SkincareAddiction and 7 more.

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What people love

  • Multiple-peptide blend in one step
  • Noticeable hydration and plumping support
  • Budget-friendly daily serum

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What the science says vs. what Reddit says

  • Dehydration

    Some evidence

    Hyaluronic Acid: 2 studies tested it directly. See all 3 studies

    On Reddit: Non-copper peptides precede a thin Vaseline layer in one user's routine when their skin feels dehydrated. 5 mentions

    What the studies found
    • Both studies that tested it directly found it helped with dehydrated skin
    • It improved how much water the skin held
    • It may also make skin feel more elastic
    • One study found it worked better than a placebo and better than another form of hyaluronic acid
  • Anti-Aging

    Not proven yet

    Few or mixed studies. This claim isn't established.

    Peptides: 2 studies tested it directly. See all 6 studies

    On Reddit: After five years, one user reports almost no eye lines but still has deeper forehead and eyebrow lines. 7 mentions

    What the studies found
    • Both studies that tested it directly found it helped with signs of aging
    • It improved skin firmness in both studies
    • Some signs of aging improved, including wrinkles, skin texture, hydration, and facial shape
    • Wrinkle changes were small in one study, so results may differ by aging sign
    • No reported side effects included stinging or itching

Research context, not treatment advice. Studies are about the ingredient, not necessarily this exact product.

Real Reddit threads — 92 mentions across 29 threads

The Ordinary Multi-Peptide + HA Serum on Reddit, in one place — 29 threads from r/tretinoin, r/SkincareAddiction and 7 more, summarized.

“on the nights I don’t use it I use the ordinarys buffet serum”

Positive

“I alternate between those two to keep my skin from drying out”

Positive

“So I wash my face twice a day with panoxyl ... and on the nights I don’t use it I use the ordinarys buffet serum”

Positive

“Wonderful! I didn't know " Buffet" had so many enemies!”

Mentioned

“Buffet is a peptide, and peptides shouldn’t be used with the L Ascorbic Acid.”

Mentioned

“So is it an absolute "no" to use buffet in the same routine as these products ..or just at the same time?”

Mentioned

“Melano CC cream or The Ordinary Buffet”

Positive

“AM:”

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“Routine:”

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“You could also add a peptide serum with argireline to further inhibit muscle movement, which may prolong the botox.”

Positive

“The Ordinary Multipeptide + HA Serum is an affordable option.”

Positive

“Another counterintuitive fact: the more often you go, the fewer units you'll need.”

Positive

“the stars from my routine for my eyes have to be ... the Ordinary's Buffet serum”

Positive

“I pile on products and everything goes under the eyes too!”

Positive

“-The Ordinary Peptides Serum”

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“my serums (The Ordinary GF and multi peptide or HA)”

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“I wash, tone...”

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