SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule Set, Centella Ampoule 30ml, Tone Brightening Ampoule 30ml, Poremizing Ampoule 30ml, Teatrica Ampoule 30ml

Great way to try them all

I’m glad I’ve ordered this set. It’s nice to have when you have multiple skin issues. These are all very lightweight and did not irritate my skin. My favorite is the original yellow one. I use it as a serum. After washing face, I use a hydrating toner, then essence, and then this product, before using my moisturizer. Sometimes I also use the green one when my sensitive skin is irritated from scratching. It calms it down so fast. I don’t see the effectiveness of the two other variants though.

Even thought these serums are tiny they last atleast 5 months. Cleared my skin up in less than 2 months love them so much!!

As a brand, I really like SKIN1004. This set is no exception. The ampoule feels so silky and smooth, makes my skin feel soft...no stickiness at all! I love that there are multiple options and I am most excited about the Poremizing formula. If I received this as a gift, I would be stoked! Overall great set.

These ampoules are pretty small, but they are beautifully packaged and would make an excellent gift for someone who wants to experiment with skincare. The ampoules felt quite nice - they weren’t sticky and absorbed well, complementing the last few steps of my skincare routine. However, I didn’t notice a significant difference with each one.

So these are very light serums. They are all very watery the gold one is the thickest but is still pretty lightweight and soaks in well. These are so thin you can layer them if you want to. So an "ampuole" in Korean skincare is supposed to be a supercharged serum that delivers a high concentration of actives. I'd say these fit the bill. I have combination skin that leans oily and none of these made me greasy. No frangrance in any that I can tell.There are some very informative youtube videos on this brand but my favorite when researching was the Sheri Appoved video which covers these 4 serums specifically. There is one by Alice in the Rabbit Hole which goes into the cleansers and moisturizers as well as these ampoules.The gold colored one is the orginal and is just pure centella which is good for calming the skin. Anti-inflamatory and helps the skin barrier.The tone brightening one has brightening ingredients and is the only one that has capsules suspended in it. Centella is included but also contains niacinimide, tranexamic acid, and some vitamin c as well as others things. Beads do break open and disappear very easily.The tea tree one has centella, diluted tea tree, pine leaf, and some other things. This seemed very gentle to me I didn't have any reactions to the tea tree.The Poremizing pink one is my favorite. It includes centella, 9 peptides, hyaluronic acids, himalayan pink salt that makes it poink and adds minerals, panethol, and some other things. This is something that helps clear the pores but won't dry you out and helps you skin barrier and has some antiaging befefits.Overall get these to try them out and pick your favorite. Their full sizes are pretty big and not that pricey which is exciting. I may make a full routine with this brand. I have tried some of their suncreens and they weren't bad either.

The sample set is very nicely presented with generously sized bottles that in theory should give you plenty of time to test out each product. Unfortunately, my box was severely damaged when it arrived, which put a damper on an otherwise premium presentation. Opening the box, there are no instructions, and it's difficult to tell what the proposed benefits of each serum are. Honestly, without an ingredient list, I'm kind of skeptical that there's much of a difference between the formulations - The only obvious difference is the color of the serums. After trying each of the serums at various points in my routine, I haven't noticed much of an effect, good or bad. This could be attributed to user error, but again, without directions or even any sort of guidance on how to best use the serums, I'm left to guess and experiment. It's a fun kit to try out, and again, the presentation is very nice, but without measurable benefits or clear instructions on how to best use the serums, I'm not sure that the kit presents a whole lot of value.

The ampoules are small, yes, but there's still enough for two to three months if you only apply a thin layer, and it's pretty easy to do since the ampoules' contents are not overly thickI was skeptical about the pink salt one because I thought it would be coarse and exfoliating, but in actuality it works to firm the pores and skin tone by drawing moisture out - so it is a little gimmicky (non-Himalayan salt would work just as well, unless trace minerals are helping)