SKINFOOD - Fig Vegan Collagen Cream 70ml

The sealing half of the fig-collagen strategy. SKINFOOD’s Fig Vegan Collagen Cream finishes what the ampoule starts: vegan fig collagen and pea protein working the elasticity angle, hyaluronic acid supporting synthesis and moisture, and betaine — the beet-derived humectant — forming the moisture-protective film that keeps the whole operation balanced through the day. Skin irritation test completed.

Why It Works

A firming routine leaks value without a seal, and this cream is built as one: the same synthesis-encouraging trio as the ampoule (fig collagen, pea protein, hyaluronic acid) delivered in a cream whose betaine film protects moisture and maintains the skin’s water-oil balance — the equilibrium that makes elasticity gains visible rather than theoretical. Plant-based throughout, tested for irritation.

How to Use

The final step, morning and evening: over the Fig Vegan Collagen Ampoule for the full pair, or over any serum as a firming-minded seal. Face and neck both — elasticity is a neckline issue too.

Who It’s For

Vegan routines wanting their moisturizer on-mission; elasticity-focused dry-to-normal skin; ampoule owners completing the set. The plant-based shelf continues in Vegan K-Beauty, with firming company in Anti-Aging & Firming.

FAQ

What does betaine do here?

The beet-derived humectant forms a moisture-protective film and helps maintain the skin’s water-oil balance — the finishing mechanic that locks the routine’s work in.

Do I need the ampoule too?

The cream stands alone as a firming moisturizer; the ampoule adds treatment concentration. As a pair they are the line’s intended architecture.

Is plant collagen as good as the animal kind?

Topically both work as nourishment and moisture-binding that firm the look of skin — the honest ceiling for any collagen cream — and this one adds synthesis-promoting pea protein while staying fully plant-based.