Evening Barrier Repair Routine

Centella asiatica (also called CICA or tiger grass) is a plant-based active known for its soothing and repairing properties. It calms irritation, accelerates skin healing, and strengthens the skin barrier. Rich in madecassoside and asiaticoside, it's a staple in K-beauty for post-procedure care, redness relief, and hydration

A lightweight moisturizing ingredient that pulls water into the skin and holds it there, while also soothing irritation and supporting the skin's natural repair process. Compatible with virtually every other skincare ingredient and suitable for all skin types. Effective from 1%, with most products using 1–5% for hydration and barrier repair benefits.

The active compound in Centella Asiatica (also called cica), a tropical plant used in Asian skincare for centuries. It calms redness, accelerates barrier repair, and reduces inflammation — making it particularly effective after breakouts, irritation, or over-exfoliation. Look for 0.5-2% in dedicated cica serums and creams; it works best alongside other centella compounds like asiaticoside.

A lightweight oil that mimics skin's own natural lipids to hydrate and reinforce the moisture barrier without feeling greasy or blocking pores. Originally derived from shark liver, it's now sustainably sourced from sugarcane or olive oil — non-comedogenic, stable, and suitable for all skin types including oily and acne-prone. Works at any concentration; even small amounts provide noticeable softening.

Morning Skin Longevity Routine

Protect what you already have. Three steps, on clean skin.

Evening Skin Longevity Routine

Double cleanse, retinol, lipids on top.

Morning Routine for Dullness and Pigmentation

A routine that works on hyperpigmentation without provoking the skin it is working on — gentle enough for sensitive skin because the vitamin C is a stable derivative, not pure ascorbic acid.