Ceramide Ampoule

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HyperShot Ceramide Ampoule

Evidence grade BSources checked 24 July 2026Research only · Not physically tested

A larger 50 ml five-ceramide formula with cholesterol, fatty acids and sterols; more compositionally ambitious than most ampoules, but currently documented through a retailer rather than a first-party brand record.

Practical skin outcome

What this formula may do for skin

Best suited to
Dry or very dehydrated-feeling skin wanting a larger, richer lipid-and-humectant serum.
May help with
Increase temporary hydration and softness while supplying five named ceramides, cholesterol, sterols and fatty acids.
Routine role
A richer daily serum layer before moisturizer.
Think twice if
You prefer very light formulas or avoid richer plant-oil blends.
Evidence level
formula-plausible

This is a cautious formula-based interpretation, not proof of the finished product's performance or a medical claim.

How we read the formula

The current StyleKorean ingredient record names Ceramide NP, NS, NG, EOP and AP. It also lists cholesterol, rapeseed sterols, hydrogenated lecithin, palmitic acid and behenic acid.

Glycerin, propanediol, diglycerin, betaine, trehalose and beta-glucan form a substantial humectant base. Castor, olive and macadamia oils make this a more lipid-rich formula on paper than a purely watery hydrating serum.

The merchant description references a Cerasome complex and 50,000 ppm figure. That branded-complex number should not be read as 5% pure ceramides; the public record does not disclose the individual ceramide concentrations or finished lipid ratio.

What stands out

  • Five ceramide classes are named in the current full ingredient list.
  • Cholesterol, sterols, fatty acids and lecithin create a broad supporting-lipid record.
  • The 50 ml bottle is larger than the 30 ml formulas in the main shortlist.
  • The latest StyleKorean availability check reports the product in stock.

What the sources cannot tell us

  • The detailed source is a merchant record, not a current manufacturer page.
  • The percentage attached to the branded complex is not the percentage of pure ceramide.
  • Several plant oils may produce a richer feel, but texture cannot be established from INCI order.
  • We have not physically tested finish, tolerance, dispenser, or packaging.

Sources

  1. StyleKorean product, ingredient and availability recordmerchant
  2. Feingold, The role of ceramides in the cutaneous permeability barrier (2024)research
  3. Schild et al., ceramides and correct skincare formulation (2024)research

Real-world reports

These links help with texture, packaging and routine context that ingredient lists cannot provide. They are anecdotes, not controlled evidence, and may reflect an older formula.