Bottom Line: A lightweight moisturizer that includes humectants and emollients to soften and moisturize, while Jartbiome helps keep the microbiome balanced. Ratz-Łyko A, Arct J, Pytkowska K. Moisturizing and antiinflammatory properties of cosmetic formulations containing Centella asiatica extract. Indian J Pharm Sci. 2016;78(1):27-33. doi:10.4103/0250-474x.180247 Cicabond: Moisture barrier-replenishing complex that includes Arabinogalactan, CaCl2 and MgSO4 and glycerin to care for skin's moisture barrier

Dr.Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment 15ml

Dr. Jart is not cruelty free because Dr. Jart skin care products are sold in mainland China where animal testing is required by law. Is Dr. Jart Vegan? Thus, keeping the microbiome balanced is critical in maintaining healthy skin, and Jartbiome can help maintain this balance. Despite the misleading name, this cream should help to moisturize skin and reduce blotchiness, hyperpigmentation, excess oil, and signs of aging, all because of the high concentration of niacinamide in the formula.Product DetailsAh, a sigh of relief. This silky-smooth textured cream with a hint of refreshing, lavender scent soothes, calms, and moisturises the look of irritated skin. Designed to help repair the look of skin experiencing irritation, redness, and tightness caused by environmental stressors. Apply it daily to leave skin soft, hydrated, and healthier looking. The formula includes a high concentration of tiger grass water, the key ingredient that reduces redness and soothes the skin. We’ll give you the full breakdown on tiger grass in the Key Ingredients section below.

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After cleansing morning and night, apply a moderate amount onto irritated skin. Press cream in with the warmth of your hands to allow for maximum absorption. Re-apply thinly on the areas that need extra care. To complement this repair cream, try the Cicapair™ collection. Ultimately I think this product mostly did what it was supposed to do, if not to a super-noticeable degree. I am prone to patchy redness, which the Cicapair does seem to mute. The description says it will “restore fatigued skin,” and while I don’t think it made my complexion look less tired, that also seems like a lot to ask of a cream, given the global circumstances. Designed by Korean skincare brand, Dr. Jart+, the Cicapair Tiger Grass Color Correcting Treatment is formulated to even skin tone, neutralise redness, and blur over blemishes or other uneven spots. Not only does it leave skin looking healthy and dewy but it contains skin-nourishing ingredients like protective tiger grass (also known as cica) and inflammation-reducing raspberry leaf extract.Throughout the day it maintained a weightless texture, so much so that we did accidentally go to bed without taking it off because we forgot we’d applied it hours earlier. Providing coverage akin to a sheer foundation, our skin looked so much clearer and happier as a result of its neutralising qualities, so for us, it’s convinced us to put down the full coverage foundations in favour of this lightweight alternative. Antibacterial Agent: High levels of antioxidants lead to increased levels of antimicrobials, which may help combat acne. This silky-smooth textured cream with a hint of refreshing lavender scent soothes, calms, and moisturises the look of irritated skin. Designed to help repair the look of skin experiencing irritation, redness, and tightness caused by environmental stressors. Apply it daily to leave skin soft, hydrated, and healthier looking. As for people whose skin has more redness than mine? Turns out, they swear by it too. Makeup artist Rose Gallagher—who has been diagnosed with two types of rosacea—was "amazed at how well it covered redness despite not being a makeup product." If you like the idea of using a facial mist to hydrate and refresh your skin, Dr. Jart’s Cicapair Tiger Grass Calming Mist could be a good option for you.

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Most Dr. Jart products contain fragrant essential oils, which could lead to skin sensitivity reactions In fact, Centella Asiatica extract (aka cica or tiger grass) is the very LAST ingredient on this product’s ingredient list — which means it’s the lowest concentration ingredient!After you've finished your usual skincare routine and moisturised, apply a small amount of this product to your skin using your fingertips. "Technique is really key—use too much or fail to warm it up and you won't like it," explains Gallagher. "But when you go in easily, warm it between your fingers and then gently press it in, you'll see what all of the fuss is about." While we know cica is good for your skin, what about the other ingredients in the Dr. Jart Cicapair collection? We’re going to discuss those ingredients, as well as the other formulation details, in this Dr. Jart Cicapair review. Thus, by increasing collagen production, the products in the Dr. Jart Cicapair Tiger Grass collection should help to promote a more firm, youthful appearance. How Much Do Dr. Jart Cicapair Skincare Products Cost?

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Green counteracts red, which is why it’s often used to conceal spots and areas of redness and in this case, blur imperfections too.

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If you are prone to breakouts it won’t completely obscure angry red spots, although it does help, so you may want to apply a concealer on blemishes for extra coverage, but in much smaller amounts than you’d usually need. I tried it several times and found applying it immediately after moisturizer and warming it beforehand (as TikTokers recommend) helped it blend in a bit better, but every time, my face was haunted by that dreadful white cast that comes with a lot of sunscreens. I looked like I was battling a Victorian illness and subsequently hadn’t seen the sun in months. The formula also draws attention to any dryness or flakiness you may be experiencing, so I looked a little dehydrated, too — which went with the overall theme. Gohil KJ, Patel JA, Gajjar AK. Pharmacological review on centella asiatica: a potential herbal cure-all. Indian J Pharm Sci. 2010;72(5):546-556. doi:10.4103/0250-474X.78519