This €29.90 BYOMA serum targets 8 signs of ageing and is coming to Sephora
Thirty euros for a serum that claims to tackle eight skin concerns at once: that’s the proposition Sephora and BYOMA are putting to beauty routines in 2026. The Longevit-8 Peptide Serum positions itself as a skin-longevity treatment, priced at €29.90 for a 40 ml bottle, which works out to €74.75 per 100 ml. It’s a deliberate pricing move, keeping the product just under the symbolic €30 mark despite featuring actives that typically appear in far more expensive ranges.
An accessible price point for a formula built around several hero actives, available at Sephora
What sets this Sephora serum apart first and foremost is the density of its formula. BYOMA has built the composition around a GHK-Cu Longevity Matrix, combining copper peptides, niacinamide and vitamin E. These three ingredients are well recognised for their antioxidant and protective properties, acting as a shield against the factors that visibly alter the skin’s appearance.
Two particularly buzzed-about actives round out the formula: vegan Phyto-PDRN and NMN, which the brand describes as a molecular precursor to NAD+. Finally, BYOMA’s signature Tri-Ceramide Complex completes the lineup, combining ceramide NP, cholesterol and fatty acids. This complex targets the skin barrier directly, whose reinforcement largely determines hydration quality and overall skin resilience.
Eight markers targeted rather than a purely anti-wrinkle pitch
Most anti-ageing products centre their promise on reducing wrinkles. BYOMA takes a broader approach by targeting eight markers linked to the skin’s appearance. This strategy allows a single daily step to address a wide range of concerns.
- Strengthening the skin barrier
- Boosting hydration
- Reducing the visible appearance and depth of wrinkles
- Improving radiance and refining skin texture
- Reducing the appearance of redness
- Visibly firming and improving elasticity
By bringing all these goals into a single bottle, the brand spares consumers from stacking multiple products to treat each concern separately. This is precisely what Sephora highlights in its concentrated skincare offer: formulas capable of streamlining a routine without compromising on efficacy.
A lightweight texture designed to slot seamlessly into an existing routine
A serum can boast an impressive ingredient list and still go unused if its texture makes layering a hassle. BYOMA has clearly thought about this: the Longevit-8 is described as lightweight and easy to layer over other routine steps. For anyone already working with several products, that’s a genuinely practical advantage.
The brand also states that the serum is suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin. This positioning significantly broadens its potential audience, since reactive skin types are often excluded from the most concentrated anti-ageing formulas. At Sephora, where the skincare offer is vast, that kind of inclusivity is a meaningful differentiator.
What this BYOMA serum actually changes about your Sephora routine
The main appeal of this Sephora product lies in its ability to consolidate several steps into one. Rather than buying a hydrating serum, a redness-targeting treatment and a firming product separately, the Longevit-8 brings all of these actions together in a single 40 ml bottle. For an already crowded shelf, that’s a concrete simplification.
Beyond that, the formula is presented as clinically proven to act on the skin barrier, hydration, radiance, texture, firmness and redness, giving the brand’s claims a measurable foundation. With this BYOMA serum, Sephora is offering a treatment that aims to cover a broad spectrum of concerns without crossing the €30 threshold, which remains genuinely rare in the peptide serum segment.
