Skin1004 Centella Tone Brightening Capsule Ampoule

It’s made to improve the look of uneven skin tone and dullness, for a brighter-looking complexion.

• Dark spots: helps fade the look of marks and patches over time.
• Dullness: brings back a clearer, more radiant look.
• Easily upset skin: centella helps keep things calm.

In Korea, it’s registered as a brightening functional cosmetic.

It’s a serum step, after toner and before moisturizer.

• Morning: cleanse, tone, this ampoule, moisturizer, then sunscreen.
• Night: cleanse, tone, this ampoule, then moisturizer.

The capsules can be used day or night, so pick the time that suits you.

The formula leans on a brightening trio, led by niacinamide at 4% and tranexamic acid at 2%.

• Niacinamide: a form of vitamin B3 that helps even out tone.
• Tranexamic acid: a popular ingredient for dark spots and patches.
• 3-O-ethyl ascorbic acid: a vitamin C derivative picked for stability.

• MadeWhite™: a patented madecassoside from centella, held in capsules.
• Centella asiatica extract: a well-known soothing plant.
• Panthenol and betaine: add moisture and comfort.
• Glycerin: draws water into the skin.

Nakuru sits high above sea level, and UV gets stronger with altitude, so dark spots get plenty of sun.

That makes a real formula worth having. A fake brightener could do nothing, or leave fresh marks.

We sell only authentic Korean skincare, sourced from authorized distributors and wholesalers.

Collect it free at Riri Hub, or order by 1pm for same-day delivery to major towns.

1. Cleanse and apply toner.
2. Dispense an appropriate amount into your palm.
3. Apply it evenly over your face.
4. Pat gently to help it absorb.
5. Follow with moisturizer, and sunscreen in the morning.

Keep the bottle somewhere cool and out of direct sun.

• Normal, dry and combination skin: the types it’s made for.
• Sensitive skin: made to be gentle enough for it.
• Fragrance: no fragrance or essential oils appear in the list.
• Other brighteners: add them slowly and watch for irritation.
• Patch test: try it on your jawline for a day or two first.
• Stop: if you see redness, a rash or itching.

• Water and butylene glycol: the light base.
• Niacinamide and tranexamic acid: high on the list.
• Madecassoside and centella extract: the soothing side.
• Corn starch, mannitol and cellulose: add texture.
• Xanthan gum and hydroxyethylcellulose: give the gel its body.
• 1,2-hexanediol and ethylhexylglycerin: keep it fresh.

A brighter look can show early, but dark spots usually take four to eight weeks of daily use.

In a two-week test of 20 adults using the matching toner, ampoule and cream, dark patch area improved 39.44%.

Daily sunscreen protects that progress. Results on your skin will vary.

Yes. It's the same ampoule in a different bottle size. The 50ml suits steady daily use without committing to the largest bottle.

Yes. It's made for daily use, morning or night. In the morning, always finish with sunscreen, because sun undoes brightening work.

Keep them apart at first. Use this ampoule in the morning and retinol at night, and watch how your skin responds.