MeaningInMakeup review for Madagascar Centella Probio-Cica Intensive Ampoule

Product gifted for free by Skin1004 and Picky in exchange for my honest review. I’m not sure why but my review seems to be missing form Picky, so I’m reposting it again. The brand is pronounced “skin one oh oh four”, also known as 천사 (cheon-sa) which means Skin Angel. I adore milky products like this one! For those who don’t know, ampoules often have more concentrated ingredients, and the first ingredient on this line of products is Centella Asiatica or cica (also known as tiger grass). Since it is the first ingredient on the list, it is the most potent in the formula. It is meant to be super hydrating, which my dry leaning and eczema prone skin found it to be. It is also a fantastic option to help with skin recovery if you struggle with post acne hyperpigmentation like I do. This formula wasn’t too thick, nor was it too thin. I found it to be nice and hydrating, without feeling sticky or heavy. It also features ceramides to help your skin retain moisture. Lauric Acid is also featured (which is not an exfoliating acid), but rather a fatty one found in things like coconut oil. It is another skin soothing ingredient. As someone with overly sensitive and dry leaning skin, this product worked wonderfully for me. Lastly I also love that this is a fragrance free product. I highly recommend you check out this line if you haven’t already. There’s a reason that their products have gone viral. They work and they’re affordable.