Ampoules are highly concentrated—and can contain a range of powerful ingredients, depending on the skincare goals you want to achieve. In K-beauty, you'll find ampoules made with ingredients like snail mucin, bee venom, May Rose Water, tea tree extract, and more. 

Ampoules play a big role in one of my favorite Korean beauty routines—the seven skins method. In this method, 'skins' refers to essence or ampoules . So, you're applying seven layers of water-based products, usually lightweight ampoules, or other skincare essences that nourish the skin. Just delicately pat your gentle essences onto the face and décolleté in seven rounds, allowing them to dry between layers.

Start by using the C.Tox Retinol Eye Cream every other night to allow your skin to adjust. Once your skin becomes accustomed to it, you can increase usage to nightly. Always follow with a moisturizing eye cream and sunscreen during the day to protect the delicate skin around your eyes.

The Dr. Esthe Rejuvenating Ampoule combines the healing properties of snail mucin with a potent blend of nourishing ingredients to deeply hydrate and repair the skin. Snail mucin is rich in collagen, elastin, and growth factors, helping to improve skin elasticity, reduce fine lines, and promote a smooth, radiant complexion.