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Serums & Ampoules
علاجات مركزة بكل الأهداف.
138 products · 48 brands · from 130 EGP
- Cash on delivery
- Delivery in 12–72 hours, all governorates
- Free advice from licensed pharmacists
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ARENCIA Arencia Retinal Booster Shot | Advanced Retinal & Caffeine Formula for Firm, Pore-Refined Skin780 EGPSave 620 EGP
1,400 EGP -
Beseha Beseha Golden Routine Bundle for Oily Skin – Cleanser, Pore Serum, Moisturiser & SPF 50+1,010 EGPSave 110 EGP
1,120 EGP -
Kolanog Kolanog Acne Prone Skin Serum 30ml – Acne, Pore & Post-Blemish Care239 EGPSave 240 EGP
479 EGP -
Daky Daky Nano Retinol Serum 30ml – Retinol Serum for Skin Renewal, Fine Lines & Enlarged Pores270 EGPSave 179 EGP
449 EGP -
JUMISO JUMISO Niacinamide 20% Serum 40ml – Dark Spot, Tone & Pore Care900 EGPSave 465 EGP
1,365 EGP -
Derminix Anti Pore Serum 30ml by Derminix – Powerful Pore Refining & Smooth Skin Support659 EGPSave 66 EGP
725 EGP -
la roche La Roche Posay Effaclar Ultra Serum 30 ml – Skin Renewing Serum for Oily Skin1,450 EGPSave 140 EGP
1,590 EGP -
Eva Cosmetics Eva Skin Clinic Niacinamide Serum 30 ml – Balanced Glow and Smooth Skin Texture210 EGP
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Majestic BioPharma Vacation Niacinamide Serum 30ml – Gentle Brightening & Pore Refining Formula380 EGP
Guides to help you choose
GuideHyaluronic Acid for Skin: Benefits and Best Serums in Egypt
GuideNiacinamide for Skin: Benefits, Strength and Best Serums in Egypt
GuideBest Micellar Water in Egypt by Skin TypeBefore You Choose a Face Serum
Serums and ampoules are lightweight, more concentrated formulas for people with a specific goal: hydration, a more even-looking tone, smoother texture, or oily, breakout-prone skin. Options differ mainly by active ingredient: hyaluronic acid and panthenol for hydration, niacinamide, TXA and azelaic acid for dark spots, retinal and retinol for texture, salicylic acid for pores. Prices range from about 184 to 1,995 EGP.
How to choose
- Pick one main goal first, then choose the active ingredient that matches it.
- Sensitive skin? Start with soothing centella or panthenol before retinal or acids.
- Patch test on a small area for two days before applying to your whole face.
- Vitamin C, retinal and brightening serums need daily sunscreen in the morning.
- Pregnant, breastfeeding, or using prescribed skin treatment? Ask the pharmacist before buying.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between a serum and an ampoule?
Both are concentrated treatments applied after cleansing and before moisturizer. Ampoules are often marketed as more intensive, but brands use both names loosely. What matters more is the active ingredient and its stated percentage, such as 10% niacinamide or 10% azelaic acid, printed on the pack.
Which serum suits dark spots?
The shelf includes Anua's niacinamide, TXA and arbutin serum, Derma Ten 10% azelaic acid, several vitamin C serums, and La Roche-Posay Mela B3. These may support a more even-looking tone with consistent use and sunscreen. If pigmentation is widespread or appeared suddenly, ask the pharmacist or see a dermatologist.
Can I use vitamin C and retinal together?
Beginners usually do best separating them: vitamin C in the morning under sunscreen, retinal or retinol at night. Start retinal two or three nights a week and increase as your skin tolerates it. If redness or peeling persists, cut back and ask the pharmacist for a gentler routine.
Is a more expensive serum always better?
Not necessarily. Price reflects brand, size and packaging, not just performance. Hyaluronic acid serums around 240 to 275 EGP can hydrate well. Compare the active ingredient, its percentage and the volume in ml, then choose what fits your goal and budget. Ask the pharmacist if you are torn between two.
How soon will I see a difference?
Hydration may be noticeable within days, while tone and texture changes usually take several weeks of regular use. Results vary between people and no product guarantees a specific outcome. You can order with cash on delivery, and delivery takes 12 to 72 hours.
General information, not medical advice. Ask your doctor or pharmacist about your own case.
