Professional Ampoule Infusion
Concentrated formulations selected according to the condition of the skin.
Ampoules allow me to introduce a highly concentrated, targeted formulation into a Skin Ritual according to what the skin requires at that particular time. I work with the Dr. Spiller professional ampoule collection, selecting the formulation according to skin condition rather than using the same active ingredients for every treatment. The range brings together biomimetic components, humectants, vitamins, amino acids, lipids and botanical extracts in lightweight professional formulations. This allows an ampoule to be selected to support hydration, sensitivity, visible redness, congestion, pigmentation or the changing needs of mature and environmentally stressed skin.
Selected according to the skin
Sanvita Ampoule — Sensitive & Reactive Skin
A botanical-rich formulation containing ginkgo biloba, ginseng, green tea, skullcap and pomegranate, alongside glycerin, arginine and lactic acid. I may select Sanvita when the emphasis is on calming, hydration and supporting skin experiencing sensitivity or reactivity.
Hyaluronic Acid Ampoule — Dehydration
A focused hyaluronic-acid formulation selected where increasing water binding and improving the appearance and feel of dehydrated skin are priorities.
Moisture Deposit Ampoule — Dehydrated & Fatigued Skin
A more complex hydration formulation containing sodium PCA, hyaluronic acid, glutamic acid and lactic acid — substances related to the skin's Natural Moisturising Factor — alongside botanicals including beetroot, common reed and poria mushroom.
Anti-Couperose Ampoule — Visible Redness
Designed for skin prone to flushing and visible vascular redness. Its formulation includes aescin from horse chestnut, caffeine, lecithin, lactic acid and brown algae (Ascophyllum nodosum). I would describe this on your site as supporting the appearance of redness rather than repeating some of the manufacturer's stronger vascular claims.
Propolis Vitamin A Ampoule — Blemish-Prone Skin
Designed for oily, congested and blemish-prone skin, combining propolis with retinyl palmitate and vitamin E. One thing worth knowing is that the current Australian formulation information also lists triclosan, so I would want you to decide whether this particular ampoule still fits your own formulation philosophy before featuring it prominently.
Whitening Ampoule — Uneven Pigmentation
Despite the rather dated product name, this is actually a very botanical formulation. It contains daisy flower, bearberry, mallow, peppermint, yarrow, lemon balm, speedwell and lady's mantle, together with hyaluronic acid and vitamin C. I would call its purpose Pigmentation & Uneven Tone on your website rather than using “whitening” as your treatment language.
Cellular Ampoule — Mature & Devitalised Skin
A more nutritive formulation for mature or environmentally stressed skin. Dr. Spiller's current information identifies ingredients including hyaluronic acid, walnut seed, chlorella and white lupin, with an emphasis on amino-acid/protein-rich ingredients and hydration.
