Farmstay Cica Farm Blemish Clear Ampoule

It's a lightweight leave-on ampoule for blemish-prone skin. Centella asiatica and panthenol help calm the look of redness and keep skin comfortable, while niacinamide works on the appearance of uneven tone and post-blemish marks. Used daily after toner, it leaves skin looking clearer, more even and balanced without feeling heavy or greasy.

After cleansing and toner, before moisturiser. Press a few drops into the face and neck with your fingertips, let it absorb for a moment, then seal with your cream. It layers well morning and evening. In the morning, always finish with sunscreen, as niacinamide routines benefit from daily SPF over the top.

Its centella and panthenol focus makes it a comfortable choice for sensitive, easily reddened skin, and the texture is light and non-greasy. It does contain fragrance, though, so if your skin reacts to scented products, patch test on the inner arm first and introduce it gradually rather than over the whole face at once.

Niacinamide sits high in the formula and is valued for helping even out the look of tone and post-blemish marks while supporting a comfortable, balanced feel. Paired with centella, it makes this ampoule useful for blemish-prone skin that's also left with uneven patches — targeting clarity and evenness in one lightweight step.

"Cica" refers to Centella Asiatica, long valued for calming and soothing the look of skin. This ampoule contains Centella Asiatica extract along with its compounds — asiaticoside, asiatic acid and madecassic acid. As a leave-on ampoule it stays on the skin, so the centella has time to support that calm, comfortable finish it's known for.

Yes — it's designed with blemish-prone skin in mind and has a light, non-clogging feel. It won't act as a medicine, but it helps skin look calmer and more even while you manage breakouts. Introduce it gradually alongside the rest of your routine, and pair with a gentle cleanser and daily sunscreen for best results.

The formula finishes with a blend of amino acids — glycine, arginine, proline and others. In skincare these are humectant, skin-comfort ingredients that help the ampoule feel hydrating and pleasant on application. They support the overall comfortable, cared-for feel rather than delivering a single dramatic effect on their own.

The names are often used interchangeably. Traditionally an ampoule is a slightly more concentrated, targeted step, while a serum is the everyday treatment layer. In practice, use this the way you'd use a serum: after toner, before moisturiser. It's light enough for daily use and layers comfortably under the rest of your routine.