B
Dr. Jart+

Cicapair Tiger Grass Cream

83/100
moisturizer50ml~48EURKR

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Score breakdown

A

Efficacy

B

Safety

B

Comedogenicity

B

Transparency

B

Skin-type fit

Strengths

    Weaknesses

      Full ingredient list

      Formula analysed from the declared INCI · Verify the manufacturer's current labeling

      1?
      Water
      2?
      Propanediol
      3?
      Centella Asiatica Leaf Water
      4?
      Butylene Glycol
      5?
      Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride
      6?
      Panthenol
      7?
      Diisostearyl Malate
      8?
      Polyglyceryl-3 Methylglucose Distearate
      9?
      Butyrospermum Parkii Butter
      10?
      Glyceryl Stearate
      11?
      Niacinamide
      12?
      Macadamia Ternifolia Seed Oil
      13?
      Cetearyl Alcohol
      14?
      Hydrogenated Poly
      15?
      Hydrogenated Polydecene
      16?
      Hydrogenated Polyisobutene
      18?
      2-Hexanediol
      19?
      PEG-8
      20?
      PEG-100 Stearate
      21?
      Polyacrylate-13

      Best for

      normal skindryness

      Our full review

      The K-beauty product that introduced centella asiatica to the Western mainstream. Dr. Jart+ Cicapair uses a blend of centella-derived actives (madecassoside, asiaticoside, madecassic acid, asiatic acid) to calm, repair, and strengthen the skin barrier. The 'Tiger Grass' name comes from the legend that wounded tigers would roll in centella plants to heal. The green-to-beige color-correcting version went viral, but the original cream (this one) is the better skincare product - no color corrector, just pure centella repair. Five ceramides. No fragrance in the cream version. For redness, rosacea, post-acne inflammation, and damaged barriers, this is K-beauty's answer to Cicaplast.

      How to use

      Apply as moisturiser or on top of moisturiser to irritated areas. Best at night for maximum repair. Can be used AM for redness-prone areas. Layer under SPF in the morning.

      Who is it for?

      Best for: rosacea-prone skin, redness, post-inflammatory erythema, damaged barriers, sensitive skin. K-beauty lovers. Less ideal for: oily/acne-prone skin (rich texture), those who prefer French pharmacy alternatives.

      What to expect

      Day 1: calming sensation, reduced redness. Week 1-2: stronger barrier, less reactivity. Month 1+: visibly calmer, less reactive skin. Centella works fast for calming, slower for long-term repair.

      Common mistakes

      1. Buying the color-correcting version thinking it's the same (different formula, has green pigment). 2. Expecting it to treat acne (it calms, it doesn't treat). 3. Not considering LRP Cicaplast as a cheaper alternative with similar results.

      FAQ

      Cicapair vs Cicaplast?
      Both are centella-based repair creams. Cicapair B (83) uses 4 centella actives + 5 ceramides. Cicaplast A (90) uses madecassoside + panthenol + shea butter. Cicaplast is cheaper and has a higher score. Cicapair has more ceramides. For pure repair, Cicaplast edges ahead. For barrier + ceramide support, Cicapair is excellent.

      How it compares

      Dr. Jart+ Cicapair Tiger Grass CreamvsLRP Cicaplast B5+

      Both centella repair creams. Cicaplast A (90) vs Cicapair B (83). Cicaplast cheaper, higher score, panthenol-based. Cicapair has 5 ceramides, 4 centella actives. For budget + efficacy, Cicaplast. For ceramide-rich K-beauty repair, Cicapair.

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