NAD+ and Skin Aging: Why Your Cells Are Running Out of Energy (And What to Do About It)
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Skin repair is work. Work costs energy. NAD+ is one of the molecules cells use to keep that work moving. Levels trend down with age, UV load, and the kind of days that leave you fried — not just “tired.”
A lot of longevity talk stays in supplements. Fine. This site is about what you put on skin after the shift. 5-Deazaflavin is in Immortal Toner because we wanted an NAD+ pathway ingredient next to GHK-Cu, not a hydrosol with a story.
What to do, practically:
- Clean the skin.
- Pat on Immortal Toner (GHK-Cu + 5-Deazaflavin) or mist Radiance if you want copper peptide without the full stack.
- Seal with Sól Skin Serum if you want oil-based peptides on top.
- This is after-sun repair, not UV blocking. Use SPF in peak hours if that’s your protocol.
Read next: What Is 5-Deazaflavin?