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At a glance

The whole vial, at a glance.

A hand holding the vial and applicator, with a milky drop on the applicator tip
A milky white ampoule, patted in after toner.
Looks
Smoother and more even, with fine lines that look softer
Feels
Hydrated and comfortable
What it is
A milky white vial ampoule with an applicator, 50 mL
Made for
Dull-looking skin. Uneven texture. Visible fine lines.
When
Morning and night, after toner and before moisturizer
Inside
sh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF) at 10ppm, panthenol, sodium hyaluronate, adenosine and glycerin
Who it's for

Fine lines show more when skin feels dry?

A woman with grey-streaked hair looking off to the side in soft light
1
“Those little lines seem to show up more every week.”
Adenosine reduces the appearance of fine lines, and panthenol leaves skin feeling hydrated and comfortable.
Visible fine lines
A woman resting her chin on her hand and looking at the camera
2
“By mid-afternoon, my skin just looks flat.”
Sodium hyaluronate leaves skin looking dewier and more even.
Dull-looking skin
A woman touching her cheek while looking at her skin
3
“My texture isn't as smooth as I'd like.”
sh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF), a well-known conditioning peptide, helps skin look smoother.
Uneven texture
A woman in a white cardigan looking closely at her skin in a bathroom mirror
Up close
The front camera can be honest. A few milky drops, and skin looks smoother and more even.
Being treated for a skin condition? Check with your doctor first. This is a cosmetic, not a treatment.
What's inside

The peptide in the name.

Decorative visual for sh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF)

10ppmsh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF)

at 10ppm of the formula.

A well-known conditioning peptide. Skin looks smoother and more even.

Decorative visual for panthenol
Panthenol
Provitamin B5. Hydrates and leaves skin feeling comfortable.
Decorative visual for sodium hyaluronate
Sodium hyaluronate
Hydrates, so skin looks plumper and dewier.
Decorative visual for adenosine
Adenosine
A well-recognized ingredient that reduces the appearance of fine lines.
Decorative visual for glycerin
Glycerin
A humectant that hydrates and softens.
Full ingredient list

Water (Aqua), Glycerin, Dipropylene Glycol, 1,2-Hexanediol, Butylene Glycol, Panthenol, Sodium Polyacrylate, Sodium Hyaluronate, Adenosine, Xanthan Gum, Disodium EDTA, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Sodium Palmitoyl Sarcosinate, sh-Oligopeptide-1.

Fragrance: No added fragrance.

Allergy note: If you have known allergies, check the full ingredient list and patch test before use.

These images are AI-generated concept images. The ingredient visuals are for decorative purposes only and do not show the actual ingredients or their structure.

The look

The quiet step in your routine.

Early alarms, long days, a tone that looks a little flat. After toner, let a few milky drops fall onto your skin and pat them in. Skin feels hydrated and comfortable, looks smoother and more even, and fine lines look softer.

A woman patting her cheek with her fingertips in soft morning light
Looks
Softer-looking fine lines
Looks
Smoother
Looks
More even
Feels
Hydrated
Feels
Comfortable
How to use

Four steps to a smoother look.

A woman with her eyes closed, hands cupped at her cheeks after cleansing
Step 1 · Prep
Cleanse your face and apply a toner.
Hands holding the vial upside down to fill the applicator
Step 2 · Fill
Remove the applicator's cap and fill the applicator with a little ampoule.
A woman holding the applicator just above her cheek as a drop falls
Step 3 · Drop
Press out a few drops onto your skin, holding it a little away from your face.
A woman patting her cheeks gently with her hands
Step 4 · Pat
Pat gently over your face.
Using the applicator:
For the first time, pop off the vial's clear seal. Uncap the applicator and push it into the centre of the gray cap. Turn the vial upside down and pull back to fill it, then take the vial off and press out a few drops.
First time? Patch test on your inner arm before you use it on your face.
For external use only.
FAQ

Before you add to cart.

When should I use it?
Morning and night, after cleansing and toner. Pat in a few drops, then follow with moisturizer.
What is sh-Oligopeptide-1?
It's the peptide in the name, often called EGF. In this ampoule it's at 10ppm. A well-known conditioning peptide, it helps skin look smoother and more even.
How do I use the applicator?
For the first time, pop off the vial's clear seal. Uncap the applicator, push it into the centre of the gray cap, turn the vial upside down and pull back to fill it. Take the vial off, then press out a few drops onto your skin, holding it a little away from your face.
How should I store it?
At room temperature, below 25°C, away from direct light. Use within 12 months of opening.
What about shipping and returns?
Standard shipping is free on orders of $65 or more. Under $65, it's $4.95 to ON, QC, BC and AB, and $14.95 to the rest of Canada. Express is available at checkout.
Unopened items can be returned within 14 days of delivery, with a 20% restocking fee. Conditions apply.

Some images on this page are AI-generated concept images, including the people, some product images, some backgrounds, the textures and the ingredient visuals. They are for illustration only and do not show real customers, actual results or the actual ingredients. Packaging may vary.

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ecliss EGF 10ppm Vial Ampoule
Softer-looking lines. Smoother-looking skin.
With sh-Oligopeptide-1 (EGF), panthenol and adenosine.
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