SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Probio-Cica Enrich Cream (50ml)

It's a rich, thick cream that melts into the skin fairly quickly. The finish is smooth and slightly glowy without any greasiness, so skin feels deeply moisturised and bouncy rather than heavy or oily.

No, collagen isn't an ingredient here. The formula focuses on: Fermented Centella Asiatica, which soothes, provides antioxidant support, and helps strengthen the skin barrier Ceramide NP and Sodium Hyaluronate for barrier repair and deep hydration So it's more of a barrier-repair and hydrating cream than a collagen-boosting one.

They serve different purposes. This cream focuses on soothing, barrier repair, and deep hydration, with fermented Centella, Ceramide NP, and Sodium Hyaluronate doing the heavy lifting. It suits sensitivity, redness, and a weakened skin barrier. A collagen cream (like the MEDICUBE Triple Collagen Cream 4.0) is more about firming and plumping, using Collagen, Hydrolysed Elastin, Adenosine, and Niacinamide to address fine lines and loss of elasticity. So: calming and barrier-focused vs. firming and lifting.

It depends on what your skin needs: This cream suits sensitive, irritated, or dehydrated skin. It focuses on barrier repair, soothing redness, and restoring comfort. MEDICUBE Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 is better suited to firming, plumping fine lines, and addressing loss of elasticity or dullness. If your main concern is sensitivity or a compromised skin barrier, go with this one.

We don't have a direct side-by-side comparison to hand, but the Probio-Cica Enrich Cream is described as a thick, rich cream that melts in without feeling greasy. The MEDICUBE Triple Collagen Cream 4.0 is creamy and hydrating, though its exact texture sits closer to a standard moisturiser. If texture is a priority, we'd lean towards this one for a more enveloping feel.