Cica cream for sensitive skin, tested morning and night: MEDIPICKME Solution Cream

Why did I start using it on sensitive skin?

When my condition is off, my skin gets red, and I worry about how dull old blemish marks can look. Heavy creams feel stifling while lighter products can feel drying, so I wanted to see how it felt in terms of both soothing care and moisture.

What ingredients and testing did I find in the product description?

The product description said it contains 680,000 ppm centella asiatica leaf water and 20,000 ppm tea tree leaf water. It also stated that it had completed non-comedogenic testing, which was something I looked at when I was concerned about oiliness and clogged pores.

What were the texture and spreadability like?

I expected a thick, ointment-like soothing cream, but it actually had a texture that felt moisturizing. It spread smoothly over the back of my hand, and after applying it to my face, I felt that it finished fresh with little stickiness.

How was it after using it morning and night for several days?

Using it morning and night for several days, I personally felt that the blotchy redness settled down and my skin felt a little more comfortable. The moisture lasted, so I had less inner dryness, and I also liked that my makeup did not pill in the morning.

At night, I applied a slightly thicker layer to areas that concerned me and used it like a sleeping pack. Still, any change in tone or lingering blemish marks was a subjective feeling from a short testing period, so it may vary depending on skin condition.

Was it enough to finish my routine with just this one product?

On days when it felt like too much trouble to apply several steps, I finished with this cream alone after toner. It suited me well without stinging or redness even when my skin was sensitive, and I think I would reach for it again when looking for a lightweight moisturizing cream.