Ammuri Face Serum Guide: Vitamin C, Hyaluronic Acid, Niacinamide, Peptides & More

A face serum should have one clear role in your routine. Ammuri carries multiple formulas for hydration, radiance, uneven-looking tone and fine-line-focused cosmetic care. Rather than buying several serums that do the same thing, start with your main goal.

Hydration-focused serums

The Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamin C Hydrating Face Serum combines a hydration-focused base with Vitamin C. The Bioactive Snail Hydrating Face Serum is another lightweight option for customers who prefer snail-extract cosmetic skincare.

Vitamin C and radiance

The Vitamin C 30% Face Serum with Hyaluronic Acid is a concentrated Vitamin C-labelled option. Introduce active formulas according to their directions and avoid assuming a higher percentage always means a better fit for your skin.

Niacinamide and brightening

The Niacinamide Brightening Face Serum can fit a routine focused on brighter, more even-looking tone. For more targeted dark-spot care, compare the Intense Dark Spot Corrector Serum, Kojic Acid & Alpha Arbutin Dark Spot Corrector Serum and Extreme Brightening Face Serum.

Peptide serums

For peptide-focused cosmetic care, compare the Peptide Anti-Ageing Serum with Matrixyl 3000 & Argireline, Collagen Peptide Serum with Matrixyl 3000 and the Collagen Peptide Skincare Elixir Set. Peptide products can support hydration and smoother-looking skin, but they should not be described as cosmetic substitutes for injectable procedures.

24K gold serum

The 24K Gold Face Serum is an alternative for shoppers who enjoy gold-themed cosmetic skincare. Judge it by its complete formula, texture and directions rather than assuming the gold name implies a medical benefit.

Exosome-labelled serum

The Exosome Brightening Booster Serum belongs in the brightening category. Treat it as an ordinary cosmetic serum and evaluate the conventional skincare ingredients in the formula rather than making regenerative claims from the product name.

Retinol serums

Ammuri's retinol options include the Pro-Retinol 2.5% Face Serum, Retinol Supreme 2.5% Serum, Retinol 3.5% Face Serum, Retinol 3.5% Serum with Hyaluronic Acid & Vitamins, High Strength Retinol 4% Serum, Retinol 5% Serum with Apple Stem Cell and Retinol MAX 5% Serum. Retinol is usually treated as the main active step rather than something to stack with several similar products.

How many serums do you need?

Often one is enough. A simple routine can be cleanser, one chosen serum, moisturiser if needed and suitable daytime SPF. Add another serum only when it has a distinct purpose and your skin tolerates the combination comfortably.