YSL Pure Shots Night Reboot Serum
Original ₩100,000
Each pick below shares key active ingredients with YSL Pure Shots Night Reboot Serum. Pick one to see the full ingredient comparison.
What this list is based on: YSL Pure Shots Night Reboot Serum is built around hydration, exfoliation and brightening ingredients. We compared all 29 ingredients and listed 3 verified dupes that share the same key actives. You can save up to 85%.
Original ingredient profile
Dupes3
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How they line up
Out of the original's 29 ingredients, Lactic Acid for exfoliation plus 2 more actives carry over to this 66-ingredient formula. The amounts may differ since the ordering is not the same. It also adds Centella Asiatica Extract for soothing and 장벽 ingredients, which the original does not have. It skips the fragrance found in the original.
Key shared ingredients 1
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How they line up
The key actives are all here: Glycolic Acid for exfoliation and Lactic Acid for exfoliation plus 2 more actives. The original lists 29 ingredients and this one lists 62. The order differs though, so the amounts may not match. It also adds Madecassoside for soothing, which the original does not have. It skips the fragrance found in the original.
Key shared ingredients 2
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How they line up
It keeps Glycolic Acid for exfoliation and Lactic Acid for exfoliation plus 4 more actives. The ingredient list runs 66 entries against the original's 29. The amounts may differ since the ordering is not the same. It skips the fragrance found in the original. One difference: it contains silicone while the original does not.
Key shared ingredients 2
Frequently asked questions
What separates YSL Pure Shots Night Reboot Serum (₩100,000) from AHC H Melaroute Ampoule (₩25,330)?
They share the key actives shown in each summary above. A similar ingredient list does not guarantee the same amounts, texture or feel. The two-column comparison on each detail page shows exactly where the overlap ends.
Where should I start among the 3?
Products are ordered by how closely they match, based on ingredient overlap and shared benefits. The shared ingredients in each summary show the evidence behind it.