Typology launches its first vegan serum with micro-spicules made in France at €57.90
Imagine a serum that tingles slightly on application, and it’s precisely that gentle prickling sensation that proves it’s working. In 2026, Typology introduces a groundbreaking vegan serum, the Sérum Micro-Spicules Régénérant A63, priced at €57.90 and billed as the first of its kind manufactured in France using exclusively mineral-origin micro-spicules.
A vegan serum that bets on precision over a long ingredient list
The formula behind the Sérum Micro-Spicules Régénérant A63 relies on just 20 ingredients, of which 95% are naturally derived. This deliberate restraint is no accident: every component plays a specific role, with nothing superfluous. For the consumer, that means a formula you can actually read, where each active ingredient has a clearly identifiable purpose.
Among those actives, PDRN deserves a closer look. Typically extracted from salmon DNA, it is here obtained through the fermentation of a lactic bacterium. Dosed at 1%, it targets redness, blemishes and supports skin regeneration. This biotechnological approach is what sets this vegan serum apart from conventional formulas that rely on marine-sourced ingredients.
Alongside this plant-based PDRN sits 2% EGF-B, an epidermal growth factor. Its role is to amplify the serum’s action on skin renewal, wrinkle reduction and skin density. The two actives complement each other, working simultaneously across multiple dimensions of skin ageing.
What micro-spicules actually do to your skin
Micro-spicules are needle-shaped structures at a microscopic scale. Their action is based on a straightforward mechanical principle: they create very fine microchannels at the skin’s surface. These microchannels help active ingredients diffuse into the deeper skin layers while stimulating cell renewal.
The formula contains 150,000 per gram. That figure gives a sense of just how dense the treatment is with each application, and it also explains the slight tingling sensation felt after applying the product. According to Typology, this reaction is entirely normal and temporary.
While some cosmetic micro-spicules are sourced from marine sponges, those in this vegan serum are of mineral origin. The 100% vegan positioning therefore applies to the formula in its entirety, from the micro-spicules to the biotechnological actives.
The results you can expect with regular use
Typology’s stated goal is to improve overall skin quality over the long term. In practice, that translates to greater bounce and density, visibly reduced wrinkles and a more even complexion. These benefits stem from the combined action of the mineral micro-spicules, the plant-based PDRN and the EGF-B.
This vegan serum is not designed for intensive daily use. It fits into a targeted routine, applied one to two times per week. As a result, a single bottle can last several weeks, which puts its €57.90 price tag into perspective when calculated cost-per-use.
How to use this vegan serum safely
Typology recommends applying the product in the evening only, dispensing three to four drops across the entire face before your moisturiser. The advised frequency is once or twice a week, no more.
- Apply in the evening only, before your moisturiser
- Use three to four drops across the entire face
- Do not exceed one to two applications per week
- Avoid the eye contour and mouth area
- If contact with eyes occurs, rinse thoroughly with clean water
- Do not use on sensitive, inflamed or broken skin
These precautions are directly linked to the presence of micro-spicules in the formula. Their mechanical action, however gentle, is not suited to compromised skin. The product is also not recommended for sensitive skin types in general, making it a treatment best reserved for skin that tolerates active formulas well.
The slight tingling felt on application is therefore nothing to worry about: it is proof that the micro-spicules are doing their job. That said, any more intense reaction should prompt you to stop use immediately and rinse the skin with clean water.
