Excess Sebum & Trouble Care 131: Celladix Core Product Guide
By URICOSME Editor
Oily on the surface, dry underneath, and breakouts that won't settle quickly — if you have oily or troubled skin, you've probably been there. Scrub too hard and the barrier collapses; load on moisture and the shine comes back. That tug-of-war feels familiar.
That's why Celladix (셀라딕스) keeps showing up on Olive Young and Hwahae lately. Its Trouble 131 line is built for problem skin — wrapping excess sebum, pores, calming, and barrier care into one routine. The signature Trouble Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule also stands out in Hwahae's trouble-ampoule rankings. When I'm hunting for "sebum care that doesn't feel harsh," 131 is often on the shortlist.
Today I've picked only the core products you need to understand the brand. A guide you can send straight to a friend who asks, "Where do I start with Celladix?" Let's go.
1. Trouble Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule — The Sebum & Pore Ampoule That Built the Brand
The name that comes up first with Celladix is Trouble Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule. A signature ampoule focused on excess sebum and pore barrier — with niacinamide, ceramides, panthenol, and beta-glucan supporting sebum balance and barrier together.
After cleansing and toner, a small amount then cream locks it in without crowding a daily routine. On especially shiny days, I cut serums down to this one and finish with a light cream — sebum care with less tightness. First time meeting Celladix? Start here.
If you pick only one sebum and pore ampoule, don't overthink it. The center of Celladix is Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule.
2. Trouble Cool Calming 131 Toner — A Cooling Calming Start in One Second
Want to settle the skin before the ampoule? Trouble Cool Calming 131 Toner fits. A cooling-calming toner with niacinamide, panthenol, allantoin, and Ceramide NP — aiming for soothing plus light sebum support at once.
Wipe with a cotton pad or press in with your hands. On days my face feels warm right after cleansing, lowering the heat with this toner then layering the 131 Ampoule makes the routine feel more stable. Linking toner → ampoule makes the 131 line's logic clearer than ampoule alone.
Want to open the routine with a cooling toner? Start here. Calming starts with Cool Calming 131 Toner.
3. Trouble Clear Mild Acidic Gel Cleanser — A Gentle Clear for Sebum & Dead Skin
Every routine starts with cleansing. Trouble Clear Mild Acidic Gel Cleanser pairs salicylic acid (BHA) and gluconolactone (PHA) with panthenol and Ceramide NP — clearing sebum and dead skin while keeping the barrier steadier. A mild acidic gel by design.
Light foam, soft massage on nose and T-zone, then rinse well. I go lighter in the morning and a bit more thorough at night — often less tight after cleansing, with a cleaner finish. Use it as the clearing step before 131 Ampoule.
Need a daily cleanse for troubled skin? Start with this cleanser. Clear with mild acid, then refill with 131 — this is where that flow begins.
4. Trouble Cera Capsule 131 Cream — Barrier Lock Without a Greasy Finish
Sebum care alone often leaves dehydration behind. The finish is Trouble Cera Capsule 131 Cream — a barrier moisture cream with Ceramide NP, hyaluronic acid, panthenol, and niacinamide, made so oily and troubled skin can lock in without heaviness.
After the ampoule, spread a moderate amount over the face. When I end on 131 Ampoule alone, I sometimes wake up tight — one extra layer of this cream balances it. Sebum care ends with barrier — that's why Celladix folds cream into the 131 line too.
Want a low-shine barrier cream? Choose this. The finish of a 131 routine is Cera Capsule 131 Cream.
5. Qusca Gel — Spot Gel for Trouble Marks & Scars
Separate from the daily 131 routine, Qusca Gel is what you reach for when marks and scars bother you. A gel Celladix offers for scar-focused care — not a full-face serum, but a spot treatment on areas that need attention.
After cleansing and basics, apply a thin layer only where needed; keep the rest of the face on 131 Ampoule and cream. Splitting daily sebum care from mark care keeps choices simpler.
Need spot care for marks and scars? Add Qusca Gel. If 131 is daily, Qusca Gel is the point treatment.
Celladix at a Glance — Core Line
| Product | Role | Key Appeal | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trouble Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule | Ampoule (signature) | Sebum balance · pore barrier | Brand starters · sebum ampoule seekers |
| Trouble Cool Calming 131 Toner | Toner | Cooling calm · light sebum care | Heat or sensitivity after cleansing |
| Trouble Clear Mild Acidic Gel Cleanser | Cleanser | Mild acidic cleanse with BHA · PHA | Gently clearing sebum and dead skin |
| Trouble Cera Capsule 131 Cream | Cream | Ceramide barrier · low-oil finish | Dehydration after sebum care |
| Qusca Gel | Spot gel | Mark · scar point care | Spot care beyond the daily routine |
How to Build a Celladix Routine
You don't need many steps — just the order.
- Starter minimum: (cleanse) → Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule → Cera Capsule 131 Cream
- Full 131 routine: Mild Acidic Gel Cleanser → Cool Calming 131 Toner → Sebum Rebalancing RX 131 Ampoule → Cera Capsule 131 Cream
- Spot day: After the basics, Qusca Gel only on areas that need it
- Tip: Overdoing sebum care can shake the barrier — before adding more ampoule, raise the cream lock-in first
