MeaningInMakeup review for Madagascar Centella Ampoule

I received this product for free from Picky and SKIN1004 in exchange for my honest review. Fun fact: this was one of my first introductions to korean skincare, and one of the first products I ever got to try from Skin1004. The brand is pronounced skin one oh oh four, also known as 천사 (cheon-sa) which means Skin Angel. Let’s start this off by saying ampoules tend to be stronger than your every day serums (they have a higher dose of certain ingredients in their formulas), and they’re not meant to be used daily. Due to personal preference and due to my skin sensitivity, I didn’t use this every single day in my routine. I would switch use it a couple of times per week though. Even with my overly sensitive and dry leaning skin, I found this formula to be gentle enough. Centella Asiatica is also a safe ingredient to use with other actives in your routine like exfoliating acids, vitamin C, or retinoids. The main ingredient in the formula is Centella Asiatica (also known as cica and tigers grass). The ingredient is well known for its healing properties, which makes it great for treating post acne hyperpigmentation. It is also well known for being a hydrating ingredient. According to the brand’s website, this formula has less than ten ingredients which is a win in my books. It also features glycerin to help with moisture, which is probably why my dry leaning skin loved it. I also love the fact that this ampoule is fragrance free. It has a water like texture, it is so lightweight. I also loved the fact that this didn’t leave my skin feeling sticky like some other products I’ve tried over the years. It’s very breathable and I think it would be great even for people with more oily leaning skin. Mine tends to be dry leaning, but I still love using this product in the summer time because it’s so lightweight.