Madagascar Centella Asiatica Ampoule on TikTok

The creators’ take

From 13 TikTok videos6 sponsored, marked with outlined numbers

Several creators say the ampoule calms redness and irritation, and many say it soothes sensitive or breakout-prone skin 1 2 3 4 5 6 7. One sponsored creator reports hydration rising from 41% to 60% in a skin test 8, while a pharmacist reviewer calls its hydration light 2. Critics say it is not enough alone for repair, does not fade dark spots, and overlaps with other ampoules, and one reviewer rates it 3 out of 10 2 9 10 11.

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“the Centella ampule which is honestly my favorite step it instantly soothes hydrates and helps strengthen the skin barrier”

“Great base, but if you want real repair or result, this alone isn't enough.”

“Works with retinal tretinoin, any actives not gonna irritate your skin.”

“But this watery lightweight formula is super good whenever you have irritated”

“this ampoule is like a really high concentrated form of tiger grass that means that it'll get rid of redness it'll calm irritation”

“It's not best for dehydration, but it's good for redness and breakouts.”

“It helps hydrate and soothe sensitive feeling skin.”

“after using the Ampoule my skins at 60% hydration level”

“Skin 1004 Madagascar Centella Ampoule 3 out of 10. Nothing impressed me in there at all except the Centella.”

“Centella calms redness, but there's no strong human evidence it fades brown pigmentation”

“There is no point using these two in the same routine.”

“This got my skin through its darkest days, so it will always have a special place in my heart.”

“Centella is the star here. Watery, lightweight and all about a calming redness.”

Quotes are taken word for word from what each creator says in the video or writes in its caption.

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