Needly Cicachid Chilling Pad – Soothing pads with Centella Asiatica and Madecassoside
Immediate soothing, daily balance, freshness for sensitive skin
Inspired by Korean formulas dedicated to rapid soothing, Needly Cicachid Chilling Pad offers practical application and a cooling sensation, perfect for reducing discomfort and restoring skin balance.
Needly Cicachid Chilling Pad is a pad-type product infused with soothing essence, designed to soothe sensitive or acne-prone skin, balance sebum secretion and provide light hydration. Its formula is suitable for daily use, fragrance-free and alcohol-free, being well tolerated even by reactive skin.
Contains 70 pre-soaked disks .
These pads are a quick and pleasant step to soothe, hydrate and refresh your skin, no matter the season.
Benefits and features:
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Soothing sensitive or irritated skin – with Panthenol and Centella Asiatica
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Skin barrier support – with Madecassoside, Ceramides and Beta-Glucan
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Cooling and comforting effect – perfect in the hot season or after exposure to heat
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Soft texture , also suitable for skin with imperfections
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Fragrance-free and alcohol-free formula – high tolerance
Recommendations for use:
- After cleansing your skin, gently wipe your face with a pad.
- For an intense calming effect, apply the pad as a mini-mask to sensitive areas (cheeks, forehead) for a few minutes.
- After removal, gently massage the remaining essence until completely absorbed.
Suitable for:
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Combination, sensitive or acne-prone skin
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Daily morning or evening routines
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People looking for a quick solution for calming and refreshing
CAREFUL:
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For external use only
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Avoid contact with eyes; in case of contact, rinse immediately with plenty of water.
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Do not use on severely injured or inflamed skin.
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Our company does not assume responsibility for using the product in a manner other than recommended.
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The photos are for informational purposes only; there may be slight variations depending on the batch.
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Keep away from sunlight, moisture and extreme temperatures.
