The richest step in the Centella range - fermented centella with ceramides, for a barrier that is both dry and easily provoked.
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Skin that flakes usually also stings, because a barrier that has stopped holding water has also stopped keeping irritants out. Treating only the dryness leaves half the job undone. This pairs ceramides for the first half with fermented centella for the second, in a texture rich enough to be the last step of the night.
A true cream with real cushion. It takes a moment to settle and finishes soft rather than shiny, so it works under makeup as well as overnight.

Fermentation breaks the extract into smaller fragments, which is why the Probio line reads as more effective than a plain centella cream at the same strength.

The lipids the barrier is actually built from. They are the reason water added by a humectant stays where it was put.

Provitamin B5, for the tightness and reactivity that follow a stripped barrier.

The centella fraction most associated with settling visible redness - the reactive half of the problem.
SKIN1004's Madagascar Centella Probio-Cica Enrich Cream is the richest step in the Centella range, and it is built for a specific kind of skin: dry and easily provoked at the same time.
Those two usually travel together. A barrier that has stopped holding water has also stopped keeping irritants out, so skin that flakes tends to sting as well - and a cream that only addresses the dryness leaves the second half untreated. This formula runs two systems in parallel. Ceramides rebuild the lipid layer that holds water in. Fermented centella handles the reactivity, with fermentation breaking the extract into smaller fragments that skin takes up more readily than the raw plant.
Supporting them sit panthenol and madecassoside, the centella fraction most associated with settling visible redness. There is no added fragrance.
Use it as the final step at night, over a serum or ampoule. On very dry skin it also works in the morning under sunscreen - it finishes soft rather than shiny, so it does not interfere with what goes on top.
Barrier creams usually pick a side - rich enough for dry skin, or light enough for reactive skin. This one runs fermented centella alongside ceramides, which is how it manages both, and it is the cream we reach for when someone describes skin that is flaking and stinging at the same time.
Fermented Centella Asiatica, Ceramide NP, Panthenol, Madecassoside
Care & Use
Apply as the final evening step, or morning and night on very dry skin.
Apply as the final evening step, or morning and night on very dry skin.
It is richer and the centella is fermented rather than used as a plain extract. If your skin is oily or combination, the lighter cream in the range is the better fit; this one is for genuine dryness.
Yes. It finishes soft rather than greasy and sits under sunscreen without pilling. Very oily skin may prefer it at night only.
There is no added fragrance, which is a large part of why we recommend it for skin that is reactive as well as dry.
That is half of what it is designed for. The centella fractions target visible redness while the ceramides deal with the dryness underneath it. Expect gradual change over weeks.
Yes, and that is the intended order. Apply the lightest product first, let it absorb, then this as the sealing step.
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