Cica Out – Repairing treatment

Description

AQUA, GLYCERIN, 2,3-BUTANEDIOL, TRIETHYL CITRATE, SODIUM CARBOXYMETHYL STARCH, MEL (Honey), GLUCONOLACTONE (PHA exfoliating acid), BUTYLENE GLYCOL, SCLEROTIUM GUM, PROPANEDIOL, XANTHAN GUM, SODIUM BENZOATE, SODIUM HYDROXIDE, LECITHIN, ASIATICOSIDE (Active ingredient derived from Centella asiatica), MADECASSIC ACID (Active ingredient derived from Centella asiatica), CALCIUM GLUCONATE, ASIATIC ACID (Active ingredient derived from Centella asiatica), RHAMNOSIS (Sugar), PHENETHYL ALCOHOL (Drying alcohol), SACCHARIDE ISOMERATE, GLUCOSE (Sugar), GLUCURONIC ACID, DEXTRAN, TRIPEPTIDE-1 (Peptide)

My Doctor's Diagnosis: Analysis and Target

The repairing treatment Cica Out of the brand Skin & Out is primarily intended for fragile, irritated skin or skin prone to dryness and redness. Its formula targets skin repair, soothing, and restoration of the skin barrier. My expert opinion is that this product is in line with the trend for dermo-cosmetic skincare products focused on regeneration and protection, while limiting the risk of intolerance thanks to a formula designed for tolerance and effectiveness.

Formula Analysis: Key Assets

Three key ingredients stand out in this formula:

• Centella Asiatica (Asiaticoside, Madecassic Acid, Asiatic Acid) These molecules derived from Centella asiatica are known to stimulate collagen synthesis, accelerate tissue repair, and soothe inflammation. Their synergistic action promotes healing and strengthens the skin barrier.
• Gluconolactone This polyhydroxy acid (PHA) provides gentle exfoliation, improves hydration, and protects against oxidative stress, while being well tolerated by sensitive skin.
• Peptide (Tripeptide-1) : This biomimetic peptide stimulates cell regeneration and skin repair, contributing to smoother, more resilient skin.

The presence of honey and sugars (rhamnose, glucose) enhances hydration and soothing effects, which explains why this product is ideal for damaged skin.

Tips and Application Ritual

I recommend applying this treatment morning and/or evening to clean skin, paying particular attention to fragile areas. It can be incorporated into a minimalist routine or used after dermatological treatments (laser, peeling). It is compatible with most moisturizing active ingredients (hyaluronic acid, ceramides), but I do not recommend using it immediately after powerful exfoliants (AHA/BHA) to avoid irritation.

My Final Verdict & Safety Opinion

This repairing treatment stands out for its synergy of repairing and soothing active ingredients, suitable for sensitive and damaged skin. Its light, non-greasy texture makes it pleasant to apply. The only potential downside is the presence of alcohol (phenethyl alcohol), which can be slightly drying on very reactive skin. In conclusion, this is an excellent choice for restoring and protecting fragile skin.