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Purito Seoul
TXA 6% Niacinamide 10% Retinal Serum$22.99- 30ml
Serums & Ampoules
Concentrated steps, from PDRN and peptides to niacinamide and centella.
- Brands
- 12
- Price range
- $5.99 to $41.99
- Most named actives
- Niacinamide 76Adenosine 68Sodium Hyaluronate 66
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VT Cosmetics
Reedle Shot 100 Stick Pouch (2ml x 10)$17.99- 20ml
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Medicube
Triple Collagen Serum 4.0$26.99- 55ml
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Dr.Althea
Dr. Althea Multi-Action Infusion Serum$24.99- 30ml
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COSRX
The 6 Peptide Skin Booster Serum$24.99- 150ml
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SKIN1004
Madagascar Centella Hyalu-Cica Blue Serum$20.99- 30ml
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Centellian24
360° Shot PDRN Active Serum$31.99- 50ml
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Anua
Heartleaf 80% Moisture Soothing Ampoule$28.99- 30ml
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Beauty of Joseon
Revive Serum: Ginseng + Snail Mucin$16.99- 30ml
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Biodance
Pore Perfecting Collagen Peptide Serum$21.99- 30ml
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Isntree
C-Niacin Toning Ampoule$15.99- 50ml
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Round Lab
1025 Dokdo Ampoule$22.99- 45ml
About Korean-market serums and ampoules
What is the difference between a serum and an ampoule?
An ampoule is usually the same idea as a serum at a higher concentration and a smaller volume. Add one at a time: keep the rest of the routine unchanged for four to six weeks so you can tell which product did what. Niacinamide, panthenol and centella are the gentle places to begin; PDRN, peptides and retinal are the ones to introduce slowly and one at a time.
Why buy the Korean-market version?
This is the category where the two markets diverge most. Korean labels routinely name actives at percentages, and ingredients such as PDRN and some peptide complexes are marketed on Korean shelves years before, or instead of, a US launch. Each page lists the actives our catalog holds for that unit and its barcode, and where the brand runs its own verification the page names the route, so as little as possible rests on our word alone.