KorinMi expands skincare portfolio with new Korean peptide ampoule
The product is aimed at consumers who want a multi-purpose product they can use every day.
INDIA – KorinMi, India’s first professional Korean skin clinic, has expanded its skincare range with the launch of the SA.GS Timeless Gold & Seven Peptide Ampoule, a Korean formulation created to tackle concerns often linked to Indian weather and city life, such as heat, pollution, dehydration and early signs of ageing.
Marketed as a high-performance treatment rather than a standard serum, the ampoule is meant to deliver deep hydration while also reinforcing the skin barrier, improving elasticity, calming irritation and helping to fade the look of pigmentation.
The formula blends a seven-multi peptide complex to support repair and firmness with seven-layer hyaluronic acid technology for sustained moisture across several skin layers. It also includes hanbang-inspired ingredients such as licorice root, centella asiatica, Korean skullcap, chamomile and rosemary, which are intended to soothe stressed skin and bolster its natural defense barrier.
KorinMi says the ampoule suits all skin types, but is especially useful for people dealing with dryness, sensitivity, uneven tone or urban environmental stress.
With this launch, the brand is further building out its Korean skincare portfolio for Indian consumers at a time when demand is rising for clinically informed, ingredient-focused premium beauty products.
The new launch adds up to KorinMi’s growing portfolio of hydration-focused skincare solutions, introducing kits that combine deep hydration, barrier repair, and UV protection in a simple three-step routine.
The Ultimate Hydration Kit, features the AA Hydro Essence for instant moisture, the R+ Rejuvenation Cream to strengthen and lock in hydration, and the UV Sun Protection Essence for lightweight, broad-spectrum defense.
Complementing this are specialized sets like the Radiance Revival Kit, designed to brighten dull skin, and the Urban Shield Kit, which protects against pollution and environmental stressors.
Meanwhile, KorinMi has raised ₹10 crore (USD 1.1 million) from the innovation fund of Lotus Herbals, a capital infusion the company says will fuel clinic expansion and strengthen its direct-to-consumer (D2C) beauty product business across India.
Lotus Herbals set up the innovation fund with a USD 50 million corpus to back promising early-stage beauty and wellness startups, and this transaction continues the fund’s drive to extend the company’s reach into emerging segments of India’s fast-growing beauty and personal care market.
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