
Panthenol
Pro-vitamin B5 that helps skin hold moisture and feel softer and more comfortable.
Tea-Trica is a name SKIN1004 invented, not an ingredient, and the panel spells out what it stands for: tea tree leaf water, hinoki cypress water, longleaf pine leaf extract and centella asiatica extract. Every one of those four appears separately in the full list, so the coinage is checkable rather than decorative. The tea tree hydrosol is the second entry, directly behind water.
Panthenol follows in fourth place. SKIN1004 prints the figure itself — 5% — and that is what puts B5 in the product name. The brand raises the obvious objection first, that a dose this size usually leaves tack behind, and says its gel base absorbs regardless. Niacinamide lands sixth.
The base is deliberately light. Caprylyl methicone and hydrogenated polydecene sit ahead of dicaprylyl ether and dicaprylyl carbonate, held together by vinyl dimethicone and an acrylates crosspolymer, with cetearyl alcohol as the only fatty thickener. Allantoin, a licorice-derived salt, three hyaluronic acid forms, beta-glucan and tocopherol fill the back half, and SKIN1004 names Ceramide NP among the key ingredients on the tube.
Nothing labelled fragrance or parfum appears, and the panel declares no EU-listed allergen either, though the tea tree leaf oil near the end is aromatic on its own account. SKIN1004 positions the cream for normal, combination and oily skin, tags it for sensitivity, and publishes no test figures for it.
Learn moreWhat the panel supports: a four-plant blend the brand named itself, panthenol high enough to carry the name, and a light gel base.

Pro-vitamin B5 that helps skin hold moisture and feel softer and more comfortable.

Helps soothe visible redness and support the skin barrier.

Barrier-supporting lipids that help reduce moisture loss and ease visible dryness.

Skin that objects loudly to anything new and takes its own time settling down again.
Colour that sits high on the cheeks and nose and stays put long after rinsing.
A surface that suddenly argues with products it wore quite happily a month ago.
Shine back by mid-afternoon while the same face still feels tight underneath it.
Moisturiser goes on, and forty minutes later everything feels drawn again.
Tea tree, hinoki cypress, longleaf pine and centella each appear on the panel in their own right.
SKIN1004 states the figure, and panthenol sits fourth of thirty-eight on the list.

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This itemSKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Tea-Trica B5 Cream 75ml$21.00
ANUA 3 Ceramide Panthenol Moisture Barrier Cream 100ml$30.00
AESTURA ATOBARRIER365 Cream Mist 120ml$24.00Total price: $75.00
This itemSKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Tea-Trica B5 Cream 75ml$21.00
ANUA 3 Ceramide Panthenol Moisture Barrier Cream 100ml$30.00
AESTURA ATOBARRIER365 Cream Mist 120ml$24.00Total price: $75.00
The hydrosol is the second entry, so the watery phase is largely plant distillate.
Two light silicones over dicaprylyl esters, with a single fatty thickener and no butters or waxes.
Beta-glucan, tocopherol, allantoin and a licorice salt share the tail, rather than one headline soother.