Bae Suzy's Anua 'Dew On, Glow On' Routine

The spray format is the most flexible of the three products, usable as a mid-routine mist or a setting layer. PDRN is associated with hydration and glow-support formulation, and the spray delivery is why this entry is the one most naturally reached for throughout the day rather than once per routine.

A more concentrated, leave-on serum step, pairing PDRN with hyaluronic acid. The capsule format is typically associated with single-use, higher-concentration dosing, making this the treatment-intensity entry of the three.

The cream is the sealing step, designed to lock in the spray and capsule serum layers applied before it. Of the three, this product is doing the most conventional moisturizer job, which is why it's positioned last in the sequence.

Separately from the campaign, a Korea Times quote describes her habit of not toweling her face fully dry between steps, Cosmopolitan notes a gentle exfoliation habit, and Lifestyle Asia and thezoereport have both published broader routine breakdowns. None of that reporting mentions Anua — these habits are kept in their own entry rather than implied to be confirmed by the brand.

A 2026 ambassador announcement not yet showing up in routine roundups is normal lag, not a red flag — roundup articles are often written once and rarely revisited. It does mean that a reader searching for Suzy's glass skin routine before this entry was likely reading pre-Anua coverage, which is the specific gap this entry closes by treating the campaign naming as a primary source.

Anua ran two separate global ambassador announcements in 2026: Kendall Jenner for the brand more broadly, and Bae Suzy specifically for the PDRN collection under the 'Dew on, Glow on' framing. The two deals name different products — Kendall Jenner's confirmed picks include the Azelaic Acid 10% Hyaluron Redness Soothing Serum and the Collagen Retinol Refining Gua Sha Cream alongside the PDRN spray, while Suzy's three named products are all PDRN-line — with the PDRN spray as the one point of overlap. Treating these as two distinct campaigns rather than one shared 'celebrity Anua routine' keeps the sourcing accurate.

For a reader interested in trying one product from the collection rather than all three, the spray is the lowest-commitment entry point — it's the most flexible in format and the one most naturally used throughout the day rather than as a dedicated routine step. The capsule serum and cream are better suited to a reader already committed to a full PDRN routine, since their value is more tied to being used as a sequence than as standalone products.

The campaign framing itself — 'Dew on, Glow on,' also referenced as 'Water Portrait' — points at hydration and glow as the collection's core promise, which lines up with PDRN's association with hydration-support formulation rather than a treatment-style claim like acne control or exfoliation. That's a useful filter for a reader deciding whether this collection fits their routine at all: it's built around a finish-and-hydration goal, not around resolving an active skin concern, which is a different job than the redness-focused Azelaic Acid serum in Anua's separate Kendall Jenner campaign.

Brand ambassador campaigns typically name specific SKUs precisely because the products are the commercial point of the announcement, which makes campaign naming a stronger source for product-level claims than a general lifestyle profile or unrelated interview. That's the reasoning behind treating the 'Dew on, Glow on' product list as confirmed while treating separately reported routine habits — the toweling detail, the exfoliation note — as real but distinct facts from a different kind of source, rather than blending both into a single undifferentiated 'her routine' claim.

The toweling and exfoliation habits reported outside the Anua campaign are still genuinely useful even without a specific product attached — applying toner to damp rather than fully dry skin is a technique that can be paired with any toner in a routine, including the PDRN products above, and doesn't require waiting for a brand to confirm which products it applies to. Treating technique-level habits and product-level campaign facts as two different categories of information, rather than merging them, is what lets both be reported accurately here.

Bae Suzy's Anua PDRN collection is a confirmed, three-product campaign built around hydration and glow, sourced from the 'Dew on, Glow on' announcement itself. Her separately reported routine habits — damp-skin toner application, thorough makeup removal, gentle weekly exfoliation — are real but come from different sourcing, and this entry keeps both categories distinct rather than implying one confirms the other.