Dr.pepti

The brand name is a tell: peptides sit at the centre of nearly everything Dr.PEPTI makes. Peptides are short chains of amino acids that skin uses as signals, and the brand builds them into lightweight essences rather than heavy creams. The Peptide Volume Essence range carries the brand, and the Amino 100K haircare pair extends the same amino-acid idea to the scalp. If you have seen Dr.PEPTI mentioned in a Korean skincare routine, it was almost certainly one of the volume essences.

This is the line to know. We carry the Peptide Volume Essence 50ml, the Peptide Volume Essence Season 3 105ml, the Volume Master Essence 105ml, and the Peptide Volume Lifting Pro Essence 100ml. They share a peptide base aimed at plumpness and bounce, and the sizes step up as you go: the 50ml is a sensible first bottle, the 105ml options suit daily use once you know you like it, and the Lifting Pro is the most concentrated tier. All of them are thin, fast-absorbing essences meant to layer under a moisturiser.

If peptides are the brand's headline, Centella is its calmer second act. The Centella Toner 180ml is a large-format prep step for skin that reacts to actives, and the Centella Moist Soothing Gel Cream 70ml is a light gel-textured moisturiser for the same crowd. There is also the Centella Dark Spot Solution Ampoule 30ml for targeted marks. Centella asiatica is a Korean-skincare staple for redness and barrier support, so reach for these when your skin needs settling rather than stimulating.

For concentrated steps, Dr.PEPTI offers the Exobiom Ampoule 50ml and the Centella Dark Spot Solution Ampoule 30ml. Ampoules are higher-strength serums you use sparingly, usually before your essence and moisturiser. The Exobiom Ampoule is a general booster, while the Dark Spot ampoule is the one to add when uneven tone is your main concern. These pair well with the volume essences rather than replacing them.

A simple order with Dr.PEPTI looks like this: cleanse, then the Centella Toner, then an ampoule if you are using one, then a Peptide Volume Essence, then a moisturiser such as the Centella Moist Soothing Gel Cream. Essences go on damp skin and absorb in seconds, so you can layer two if you want. Keep the ampoule to once or twice a day and let the rest of the routine run morning and night. Finish daytime with sunscreen, which the brand does not make but every routine needs.

Match the product to what your skin is doing. For loss of bounce or a tired look, start with the Peptide Volume Essence 50ml and graduate to a 105ml or the Lifting Pro. For redness, tightness, or skin that stings with strong actives, build around the Centella Toner and Soothing Gel Cream. For dark spots and uneven tone, the Centella Dark Spot Solution Ampoule is the targeted answer. Many people end up combining a Centella base with a peptide essence on top.

Dr.PEPTI sizing rewards a bit of planning. The 50ml essences and 30ml ampoules are the low-commitment way to test whether a formula suits you. The 105ml essences and the 180ml Centella Toner are the everyday-use sizes once you are sold, and they tend to last because essences and toners go on thin. The Amino 100K Premium Treatment 200ml and Shampoo 500g are full-size haircare bottles meant for regular washes rather than sampling.

Two products break from skincare: the Amino 100K Premium Treatment 200ml and the Amino 100K Premium Shampoo 500g. They carry the brand's amino-acid theme over to the scalp and hair, with the shampoo as the wash step and the treatment as a richer conditioning step. If you already like Dr.PEPTI on your face and want to keep the brand across your routine, this pair is the natural add. They work as a standalone set too.

Every Dr.PEPTI product we list is sourced from Korea and ships from there. Korean skincare moves fast and gets repackaged often, so buying from a seller that sources the genuine article matters, especially for peptide and centella formulas where the actual formula is the whole point. If a size or product you want is not showing, it is out of stock rather than discontinued, so it is worth checking back.