Anua Peach 77 Niacin Enriched Cream 50 ml Packaging Renewal: Old vs New Box

Adilsons Beauty · Packaging explained · First published 24 September 2026 · Updated 26 September 2026

Anua Peach 77 Niacin Enriched Cream 50 ml Packaging Renewal: Old vs New Box

What confirms the design change?

Anua International’s product gallery shows an “ORIGINAL” jar marked “77%” changing to a “RENEWED” jar marked “77+”, beside a solid pink box that matches the left carton above. Its graphic shows the older jar, not the older box. The printed fronts in Adilsons’ photograph provide the direct box-to-box comparison.

Buyer photos show the two appearances

In StyleKorean’s earlier listing, two separate entries in its product-review photo gallery show the pale, gradient “77%” carton. The gallery does not display a date for either image, so these are examples of the earlier appearance, not proof of a particular manufacturing year.

A 24 June 2025 Olive Young review shows the solid pink “77+” box and matching jar. Its writer says they preferred the previous packaging design. This is a dated, independent view of the renewed appearance, though the photo does not show the earlier box.

Did the cream change?

There is one inconsistency in Figure 3: Anua’s headline says “improved formula,” while its explanatory text says there are “no changes to the formulation.” YesStyle’s renewed-cream listing also says only the packaging changed. For the design difference shown here, the supported conclusion is a packaging renewal; there is no basis here to tell you that “77+” means an upgraded cream or a higher peach concentration.

Adilsons’ rear photograph shows an English ingredient panel on the newer box, while the visible face of the earlier box shows Korean product information. This is not a like-for-like comparison of full ingredient lists or concentrations for these two units; their batch-specific formula identity remains a separate question.

What this means for your box

Both carton appearances are documented, and photos on the named retailers show each presentation. A design match does not by itself authenticate the contents of an individual unit.

At Adilsons Beauty, we buy through official distributors in South Korea. Our Authenticity & Trust page explains our sourcing approach and the scope of the certificate shown there: that certificate covers the supply it names, not every brand or individual jar.

If you are concerned about a particular purchase, keep its packaging and send us your order details and clear jar, box and batch photos privately on WhatsApp. We can review the details of your own item with you; a picture alone is not a final authenticity test.

For these two Adilsons cartons: the right-hand gradient “77%” box is the earlier presentation; the left-hand pink “77+” box is the renewed presentation.

How should you use the cream?

Anua calls Peach 77 Niacin Enriched Cream a moisturiser intended to hydrate and leave skin feeling softer. In the cream-specific “How To Apply” graphic on its product page, Anua says to apply it over the face and neck after an ampoule or serum, in the morning and evening, and to use sunscreen in the morning routine.

At Adilsons, we would make the starting routine concrete: morning: gentle cleanser → this cream as moisturiser → sunscreen. Evening: gentle cleanser → this cream as moisturiser. If a suitable treatment serum already serves a purpose in your routine, it generally goes after cleansing and before this cream. A serum is optional, and the cream can fill your moisturiser step without adding a second moisturiser by default. This simple starting sequence is Adilsons’ guidance; Anua supplies the cream placement and morning sunscreen direction above.

The renewed Adilsons carton’s ingredient panel lists niacinamide, panthenol and ceramide NP. Its front identifies the Peach 77 Niacin Enriched Cream, 50 ml, as shown in the photographs. Check the ingredients on the pack you hold if you have a known sensitivity.

Will it suit your skin?

Start with your skin’s current condition and what you already use. At Adilsons Beauty, our approach is barrier-first: keep the cleanser, moisturiser and morning sunscreen steps that you tolerate. If skin is already stinging or peeling, focus on that before adding treatment products. When you are ready, introduce one justified treatment at a time, see how your skin responds, and simplify any duplicate steps. This cream fills the moisturiser step; an additional active or serum may be unnecessary.

“Low irritation” on a product page does not mean everyone will tolerate a product. One review on an exact-product listing reports breakouts after using the cream. That is one person’s reported experience; it does not establish a diagnosis, a rate of reactions, a link to either box design or the cause. Skin already irritated, the rest of a routine, and sensitivity to an ingredient are possible considerations for anyone evaluating tolerance, without explaining that particular review.

If a product causes burning, rash or swelling, stop using it and gently wash it off. The American Academy of Dermatology recommends stopping a product that produces a reaction and obtaining medical care for severe symptoms. Seek medical advice for severe, persistent or worsening symptoms. Difficulty breathing or sudden swelling of the mouth or tongue needs urgent medical attention, as described by the NHS. A shop consultation does not replace medical care.

If you would like help deciding whether the cream fits your existing routine, message Adilsons on WhatsApp for guidance or visit Adilsons Beauty at Shop 12, Citadelle Mall, Port Louis. We offer a free in-store skincare consultation with your purchase; no appointment is needed, just walk in during opening hours and ask. Please check our Google Business Profile for current hours. WhatsApp is for guidance; orders and payment go through our website.

And if you already know the cream suits you and are comfortable using it, check current availability and order directly at adilsons.mu.