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An optional ampoule for a hydration-focused routine. Aloe leaf water, sodium hyaluronate and betaine give more context for the formula than its artichoke name alone.
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SKIN1004
Azelaic Acid 10 Ampoule
A 30 mL cosmetic ampoule with azelaic acid, two other azelaic-derived ingredients and panthenol on the maker’s list. Compare the exact formula with any active serum you already use.
30ml
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haruharu wonder
Black Rice Botanical 2GF Wonderful Ampoule
A 30 mL ampoule with pentylene glycol, propanediol and glycerin high on the list. The maker declares Rice sh-Oligopeptide-1 and Rice sh-Polypeptide-1. An ingredient name alone cannot establish an effect on skin firmness.
30ml
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SKIN1004
Centella Teca Ampoule
An optional ampoule step with a centella complex, polyglutamic acid and peptides alongside Sodium DNA. Compare the whole formula with any hydrating serum you already use. The brand listing supplies the ingredient evidence.
50ml
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A brightening-focused ampoule that combines sh-Oligopeptide-1 with niacinamide, tranexamic acid, a vitamin C derivative, alpha-arbutin and glutathione. Those supporting ingredients are the more established reason to consider it for the look of dark marks. Evidence for EGF in a retail serum remains limited.
30ml
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A very light centella-focused ampoule for simple hydration and a calmer-looking complexion. It is easy to layer but may be too minimal for users who need richer barrier lipids or an occlusive moisturiser.
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A 100 mL ampoule with niacinamide, tranexamic acid and a vitamin C derivative on the maker’s list. Its formula differs from SKIN1004’s plain centella ampoule and adds a separate leave-on active step.
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VT COSMETICS
PDRN Cica Exosome Ampoule
A milky plant-PDRN ampoule with a rich emollient base, centella-derived ingredients, ceramides, panthenol and peptides. It suits dry or dull-feeling skin seeking a moisturising glow, but may feel heavy on very oily skin.
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VT COSMETICS
PDRN Glow Ampoule Mist
An ultra-fine, plant-PDRN ampoule mist combining a light oil phase with niacinamide, ceramides, panthenol and humectants. It is convenient for adding dew before or after makeup but does not replace sunscreen.
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A 30 mL ampoule whose manufacturer lists retinol, retinal and hydrolysed sponge in the same formula. Check the exact pack instructions and cautions before introducing it alongside other active products.