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Azelaic Acid 10 Ampoule
A 30 mL cosmetic ampoule with azelaic acid, two other azelaic-derived ingredients and panthenol on the maker’s list. Compare the exact formula with any active serum you already use.
30ml
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Centella Ampoule Foam
A 125 mL foaming rinse-off cleanser built around sodium cocoyl isethionate, sodium methyl cocoyl taurate and coco-betaine. The formula also lists glycerin and centella extract.
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Centella Cream
A 75 mL moisturising cream with glycerin, shea butter, several oils and squalane. The maker lists lavender and orange oils as well as centella, so check the ingredient panel if you avoid fragranced formulas.
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Centella Teca Ampoule
An optional ampoule step with a centella complex, polyglutamic acid and peptides alongside Sodium DNA. Compare the whole formula with any hydrating serum you already use. The brand listing supplies the ingredient evidence.
50ml
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Centella Teca Cream
A 75 mL moisturising cream with centella extract, glycerin and niacinamide near the start of the maker’s list. SKIN1004 identifies the listed Sodium DNA as plant-derived PDRN. The formula also contains denatured alcohol and kojic acid.
75ml
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Centella Teca Soothing Toner
A 210 mL centella and glycerin toner. SKIN1004 identifies the Sodium DNA in the formula as plant-derived PDRN. The maker’s list also includes niacinamide, panthenol and a salicylic acid derivative.
210ml
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Hyalu-Cica Blue Serum
A 50 mL facial gel serum with centella leaf water, niacinamide, glycerin and several forms of hyaluronic acid in the maker’s list. It belongs at the serum step.
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Hyalu-Cica Brightening Toner
A 210 mL face toner with centella leaf water, glycerin and niacinamide in the maker’s list. The declared formula also contains citric acid and capryloyl salicylic acid.
210ml
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Hyalu-Cica Cloudy Mist
A 120 mL facial mist with green tea leaf water, centella extract, xylitol and hyaluronic acid ingredients on the maker’s list. The spray is the distinguishing feature within the range.
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A very light centella-focused ampoule for simple hydration and a calmer-looking complexion. It is easy to layer but may be too minimal for users who need richer barrier lipids or an occlusive moisturiser.
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A serum-like SPF50+ PA++++ sunscreen with centella, hyaluronic-acid forms and modern UV filters. It suits normal, combination, dry and sensitive-feeling skin that prefers a glowy finish.
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A 100 mL ampoule with niacinamide, tranexamic acid and a vitamin C derivative on the maker’s list. Its formula differs from SKIN1004’s plain centella ampoule and adds a separate leave-on active step.
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Madagascar Centella Toning Toner
The 210 mL version of SKIN1004’s Centella Toning Toner. The maker lists centella extract, niacinamide, gluconolactone and betaine. It is the PHA toner in the Centella range.
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PDRN 1.5 Cream
A 30 mL moisturiser with squalane, panthenol and ceramide NP alongside Sodium DNA. Compare it as a whole cream for the moisturiser step. The formula list alone does not show how much PDRN contributes to its performance.
30ml
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A 30 mL ampoule whose manufacturer lists retinol, retinal and hydrolysed sponge in the same formula. Check the exact pack instructions and cautions before introducing it alongside other active products.
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A 60-pad product designed for the toner step. SKIN1004 lists niacinamide second and also declares panthenol, kojic acid, ferulic acid and glutathione. The net weight or volume is unconfirmed.
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How we research SKIN1004
We currently track 16 published products here. Every entry is compiled from manufacturer ingredient disclosures, published cosmetic science literature and UK retailer listings. We do not run clinical trials, and we do not publish a product until its formulation details have been checked against a source we can cite.
- Formulation: INCI lists, key actives, fragrance and alcohol status where the brand discloses them.
- Evidence: what the published research suggests for the key ingredients, and what it does not establish.
- UK availability: retailer listings and prices, with the date each was last checked. Where a price is not recent enough to quote, we say “check latest price” instead of guessing.
Results from cosmetic products are formulation-dependent and vary between people. Read our review methodology, browse the ingredient explainers or compare options in the comparison tool.
How to read this SKIN1004 page
This page is an orientation to how SKIN1004 formulates and which of its products we have researched — not an endorsement of the full range. Korean skincare brands tend to specialise around a small number of ingredient families and routine steps, and recognising that pattern is usually the fastest way to decide whether a brand is worth your time at all. We currently hold 16 published product pages for SKIN1004, covering ampoules, foam cleansers, creams, toners, serums, sunscreens and moisturisers. Anything the brand sells outside those steps has not been researched here yet, and its absence is not a judgement on it. The brand is recorded as originating in South Korea.
What we assess on each SKIN1004 product
- Formulation character:
- the actives and supporting ingredients that recur across the products we hold, and the skin types those tend to suit. Where a brand relies on humectants and barrier lipids it will read very differently from one built on high-percentage exfoliating acids.
- Disclosure quality:
- whether a full INCI list, size, packaging format and usage guidance are published. Poor disclosure caps how confidently anything can be assessed, and we record that as uncertainty rather than filling the gap with an assumption.
- Routine placement:
- where each product sits in a morning or evening order, so you can see whether the brand covers the step you actually need rather than duplicating one you have already solved.
- UK availability:
- whether the product is reliably purchasable in the UK. Prices move constantly, so we point you to the current retailer listing instead of quoting a figure that may be stale.
Using this page well
- Start from the routine step you are trying to fill, not from the brand name — the product cards above show the step each item belongs to.
- Change one product at a time. Swapping a whole routine to a single brand makes it impossible to tell which item helped and which caused a reaction.
- If you are sensitised, read the relevant ingredient guide before buying; tolerability is formulation-dependent and varies between people.
Ordering and inclusion are editorial: no brand can pay to be listed here or described more favourably. Our commercial arrangements are set out in how we make money, the scoring components are published in the review methodology, and you can compare SKIN1004 products against others with the comparison tool or browse every researched brand on the brands index.