Centella Tea-Trica Relief Ampoule - 100 ml

What It Is & Key Ingredients

• This is an ampoule from SKIN1004 (also written Skin 1004) — made for soothing and calming irritated or acne-prone skin. 

• The formula uses “Tea-Trica”: a combination of Tea Tree Leaf Water + Centella Asiatica + pine/cypress extracts. 

• High centella content: Centella Asiatica extract is ~55% according to a seller. 

• Anti-sebum complex (“ANTI SEBUM P(HD)”): helps control excess oil and manage pores. 

• Texture: Lightweight, fast-absorbing liquid (not sticky). 

• Alcohol-free, paraben-free (according to CareToBeauty). 

Benefits / What It’s Good For

• Soothing & calming: Helps calm redness, irritation, and inflammation. 

• Barrier support: The centella helps in skin repair and strengthening the skin barrier. 

• Sebum control: The anti-sebum complex helps regulate oiliness. 

• Pore minimizing: Helps reduce the look of enlarged pores. 

• Good for acne-prone skin: Because of tea tree and anti-sebum action. (She Shop)

Potential Drawbacks / Things to Consider

• Tea tree sensitivity: Some users report that the tea tree or other components irritate their skin. > “It might be because of the essential oils … You might be sensitive to tea tree oil …” 

• Breakouts / Purging: A few people said it made their acne worse or caused breakouts after use. 

• Patch test strongly recommended: Because of active botanicals (tea tree + centella), test on a small skin area first.

• Price variation: Different local sellers list different prices (see below).

How to Use It

1. After cleansing (and toning, if you use a toner), apply a few drops of the ampoule to your face. 

2. Gently pat the skin to help absorption. (She Shop)

3. Use morning and/or night, depending on your routine and skin needs.

4. After the ampoule, follow with your moisturizer (especially if your skin is dry or if you feel the ampoule alone isn’t hydrating enough).

My Verdict / Recommendation

• Recommended if:

  • You have sensitive, irritated, or acne-prone skin that you want to calm.

  • You want an ampoule that both soothes and controls oil / sebum.

  • You don’t mind botanical extracts like tea tree and centella.

• Be cautious if:

  • You have very reactive skin or know you’re sensitive to tea tree.

  • You’ve had breakouts with similar soothing / calming products.

  • You want a completely “neutral” formula (no essential-oil-type actives).

• Always patch-test before full use, especially with this kind of active.