SKIN1004 - Madagascar Centella Tea-Trica Mild Peeling Gel 125ml

SKIN1004 took its Madagascar centella calm and built the most complete peeling gel on our shelf around it. The Tea-Trica Mild Peeling Gel runs a double-peeling engine — tea tree and cellulose — backed by PHA, succinic acid, and a salicylic duo for blackheads, then cushions everything in hyaluronic acid, allantoin, and panthenol. Irritation tested, all-skin-types rated: serious exfoliation that stays polite.

Why It Works

The double peeling pairs cellulose rolling (the physical lift) with tea tree’s clarifying character. Underneath, the chemistry is thoughtfully tiered: gluconolactone — a PHA, gentlest of the exfoliating acids — and succinic acid revitalize and brighten, while salicylic acid and capryloyl salicylic acid dive into pores against blackheads and whiteheads. Then the SKIN1004 signature: hyaluronic acid, allantoin, and panthenol deeply hydrate and soothe, so a formula this capable still passes irritation testing and suits all skin types. It is the rare gel bridging gommage and true acid care — the spectrum our peeling gels guide maps.

How to Use

Massage over cleansed, fully dried skin until the rolls form — linger on the nose and chin where blackheads live — rinse lukewarm, moisturize. Once or twice weekly on its own evening, with next-morning SPF non-negotiable given the acid content.

Who It’s For

Blackhead- and whitehead-prone skin wanting real pore chemistry without harshness; sensitive-leaning combination skin; centella devotees — more of the calm in Centella & Cica, the full pore strategy in the blackheads guide, and the whole format in Korean Peeling Gels.

FAQ

What makes the peeling “double”?

Two mechanisms in one massage: cellulose provides the physical gommage roll while tea tree and the acid team work chemically — surface polish and in-pore care together.

Does it really help blackheads?

It carries the right chemistry — salicylic and capryloyl salicylic acid are the pore-diving ingredients — within a rinse-off format. Consistent weekly use helps; stubborn cases pair it with a leave-on BHA.

Is it too strong for sensitive skin?

It passed irritation testing and is rated for all skin types, with hyaluronic acid, allantoin, and panthenol built in as cushions. Sensitive skin should still start once weekly and patch test.