This Cream Keeps My Skin Moisturized All Day

The VT Cica Cream.

Cover photo courtesy to Skin Cupid / VT Cosmetics. Reviews are opinions of the editor. Please make sure to patch test before purchasing!

A couple of years ago, I developed dyshidrotic eczema (pompholyx) on my hands and also have eczema breakouts on my face. Every winter, my skin reacts to the season changes as the air dries out. My skin specifically reacts to weather changes and stress, and also reacts to the food I eat.

After hearing about Centella asiatica (cica) and its benefits, I figured that I had nothing to lose considering my spring eczema was healing as I was entering the summer.

The thick green gel was still breathable in the humidity. In the winters, my skin was moisturized all day. It protected my skin if I had leftover scabbing from eczema breakouts, and helped with inflammation and redness. I’m on my second year of using this, and it’s helped greatly with keeping my skin soft and moisturized.

I used this after the VT Cica foam cleanser and MEDIHEAL Phyto-enzyme Peeling Pad.

PHOTO COURTESY VT COSMETICS / SKIN CUPID

VT COSMETICS

Cica Cream

$27 @ Skin Cupid
photo courtesy mediheal us

MEDIHEAL

Phyto-enzyme Peeling Pad

$23.99 @ mediheal uS
PHOTO COURTESY VT COSMETICS / SKIN CUPID

VT COSMETICS

Cica Mild Foam Cleanser

$16 @ skin cupid

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