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Calling medicube's serum “Vampire Blood” gives the get-ready-with-me routine a memorable nickname, while EGF, NAD and collagen provide the ingredient-led framing.
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Calling medicube's serum “Vampire Blood” gives the get-ready-with-me routine a memorable nickname, while EGF, NAD and collagen provide the ingredient-led framing.
Videos that begin without a distinct attention-grabbing hook.
View breakdownThe product is woven into an everyday getting-ready routine to show its immediate results. Clear before-and-after comparisons highlight its effectiveness, while detailed usage steps and core ingredients build authenticity and trust.
View breakdownThey're calling this vampire blood for a reason. When you've got 65 year old women telling you about this EGF,
firming serum from Medicube, you run to the shopping cart. EGF is actually epidermal growth factor. It tells your skin to renew and regrow.
If you've been noticing your skincare lacking, go ahead and tap this orange shopping cart.

In an indoor home setting with light gray walls and a wooden cross on the side, a middle-aged white woman with blonde hair tied up and a light blue tie-dye T-shirt first applies red serum drops on her forehead and cheeks with a dropper, then spreads the serum on her face with hands decorated with purple glitter nail art. A social media sharing pop-up window of an elderly woman holding the same red serum bottle pops up in the upper right corner of the screen, with the text 'EGF + NAD + COLLAGEN' displayed at the top.

The woman holds the red Medicube serum bottle to show it to the camera, then the camera switches to a close-up of the hand holding the serum bottle, with a black-background ingredient description text box popping up at the top, explaining the core ingredient EGF, then demonstrating pulling out the serum dropper, revealing the red serum liquid inside the bottle, with the words 'medicube EGF NAD FIRMING SERUM' printed on the bottle.

The camera cuts back to the medium close-up of the woman, who holds the serum bottle facing the camera, points her finger toward the lower part of the screen to guide the audience to click the shopping cart button, making a gesture recommending the purchase.
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