mmskin review for Cica Cream

🌨 This creams main ingredient is of course cica, aka centella asiatica or tiger grass. But it also features some other really great ingredients like madecassoside, hyaluronic acid, peptide 8 complex, retinol, and dioscorea japonica root. With these ingredients, this product promises to calm and soothe irritated skin, target wrinkles and fine lines by supporting skin elasticity, brighten, and strengthen your moisture barrier. 🌨 Real quick, wrinkles and fine lines are not one of my skin concerns so I can’t comment on the effects this cream has there. But, I do have extremely dry and sensitive skin and this has made for an amazing night cream. It has a slippery silky smooth texture that leaves a bit of a layer on top of my skin for the first few minutes before entirely sinking in, leaving my face baby soft and supple with no greasy transfer to my fingers. It has also been keeping my eczema on my neck in check, as soon as I notice a flare up i can smear some of this on and it’s instant relief. 🌨 Some other great things about this cream are the inner seal. It’s not messy and frustrating to get on and off, it has a very conveniently made tab and comes off with ease and mess free. The size of this cream for the price is great, 150ml/5oz for around $30 is a great option for anyone who prefers to stock up on their faves. This cream is also free of sulfates, phthalates, parabens, and animal testing. However, it does contain fragrance. It’s very faint, it smells a bit like clean sheets and baby powder to me. It’s never been irritating to me, but if you have trouble with fragrance and are interested, try the smaller size first! 🌨 Overall, this cream holds up to pretty much everything it promises (as I can’t account for wrinkle care), and is making the perfect winter night cream for me, when my skin is at its absolute driest and pickiest. I would tell you a bad thing about this if I could, but I can’t think of anything!