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Bioderma Cicabio Crème+ 100ml

Cicabio Cream+ and Pommade have different formulas.

Best for

Someone comparing a finishing cream for dry, uncomfortable-feeling areas.

Format

Cream

Contents

1 pcs

₩43,000

Retail price in Korea (KRW) at the time of listing. Actual prices may vary.

What it is

What it is

Looking for a finishing cream when skin feels dry and uncomfortable? Cicabio Crème+ 100ml is spread on at the cream stage. Its formula and role should be compared separately from Pommade and the SPF50+ product bearing the same range name.

The actual formula comes first

Caprylic/capric triglyceride, glycerin and rapeseed oil appear near the start, with jojoba oil and squalane also listed. Xylose, sodium polyglutamate and sodium hyaluronate provide further moisture-related materials to read. The word Cica is not a reason to invent a centella constituent or borrow ingredients from another Cicabio product.

Apply where cream is needed

The Korean notice directs spreading an appropriate amount at the cream stage and allowing absorption. After serum or lotion, start with areas needing more moisture. Adjust quantity if an oily finish feels excessive rather than covering the entire face in repeated thick layers. Introducing fewer unfamiliar products together can make individual tolerance easier to assess.

Separate SPF and application areas

This is distinct from Crème+ SPF50+. Keep needed daytime sun protection separate. Do not treat a cream name as a wound medicine or guaranteed scar remover; follow the Korean precaution about wounded areas. Compare the 100ml main product separately from 40ml units or miniature gifts in other offers.

A buying question answered

The Korean Cream+ list includes rapeseed and jojoba oils, squalane, xylose and sodium hyaluronate. Do not add Pommade’s asiaticoside, asiatic acid, madecassic acid or copper sulfate to it. Choose against each full declaration instead of a shared range name.

Use and comparison choices

Gently prepare skin after cleansing. Spread an appropriate amount evenly over the areas needing moisture. Let it absorb; use separate sunscreen before daytime exposure.

Compare Cream+ with oils and squalane against Pommade with mineral oil and centella-related materials.

After serum, add cream only where needed. When skin feels uncomfortable, avoid introducing many extra care products together.

References

Source 1

This guide covers the Korean listing; localized ingredient names are editorial translations. Check your regional pack.

What works

  • Rapeseed oil, jojoba oil, squalane and sodium polyglutamate are listed.
  • 100ml / Cream+ without an SPF declaration sales size; compare other sizes and extras separately.

What to watch

  • This Cream+ has no declared SPF. Distinguish it from the SPF50+ product and avoid use on wounded areas.

Skip it if

  • A listed ingredient has caused a reaction, or the area is wounded or reacting.

Key ingredients

  • The most widely used humectant in skincare, drawing water toward the skin and holding it in the upper layers. Its interaction with the skin's own water channels has been studied for decades, and it is mild enough to appear across a very wide concentration range. At high levels it turns tacky, so formulas usually pair it with lighter humectants.

  • Squalene with hydrogen added so it no longer goes rancid, closely matching a lipid the skin already produces in sebum. That similarity is why it absorbs without sitting on top, and while it once came from shark liver, olive and sugarcane are now the usual sources.

  • Pressed from jojoba seeds, and chemically a liquid wax rather than a true oil, which is why it resists rancidity so well. Its composition is close to human sebum, so it absorbs rather than sitting on top, and it works across facial oils and hair care alike.

  • A glycosaminoglycan found in human skin and joints, notable for how much water it can draw in and hold. Cosmetics usually use the water-soluble sodium salt, though the acid form is sometimes listed directly. Molecular weight determines whether it sits on the surface or works down between corneocytes.

Description

Looking for a finishing cream when skin feels dry and uncomfortable? Cicabio Crème+ 100ml is spread on at the cream stage. Its formula and role should be compared separately from Pommade and the SPF50+ product bearing the same range name.

How to use and where it fits

  1. 1

    Gently prepare skin after cleansing.

  2. 2

    Spread an appropriate amount evenly over the areas needing moisture.

  3. 3

    Let it absorb; use separate sunscreen before daytime exposure.

Questions people ask

How do I use it?

Gently prepare skin after cleansing. Spread an appropriate amount evenly over the areas needing moisture. Let it absorb; use separate sunscreen before daytime exposure.

Does the Cica name mean the same centella or antibacterial ingredients?

The Korean Cream+ list includes rapeseed and jojoba oils, squalane, xylose and sodium hyaluronate. Do not add Pommade’s asiaticoside, asiatic acid, madecassic acid or copper sulfate to it. Choose against each full declaration instead of a shared range name.

What can I pair with or compare?

Bioderma Cicabio Pommade 100ml: Mineral oil, glycerin, sodium hyaluronate and centella-related materials are listed. Compare Cream+ with oils and squalane against Pommade with mineral oil and centella-related materials. After serum, add cream only where needed. When skin feels uncomfortable, avoid introducing many extra care products together.

Full Ingredients

Water, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, , Polyglyceryl-3 Polyricinoleate, Brassica Campestris (Rapeseed) Seed Oil, Butylene Glycol, Tapioca Starch, Hydrogenated Rapeseed Oil, Xylose, Polyglyceryl-3 Diisostearate, , Magnesium Sulfate, Pentylene Glycol, , 1,2-Hexanediol, Caprylyl Glycol, Sodium Polyglutamate, Sodium Citrate, Xanthan Gum, …

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