Gainbichaek Houttuynia Centella Moisture Cream 60ml – K-Beauty

Calm, hydrated skin — every single day

Redness and tightness after a long day outdoors are common for sensitive Aussie skin. Gainbichaek's Houttuynia Centella Moisture Cream blends two of Korea's most trusted calming botanicals into a lightweight, fast-absorbing daily moisturiser that leaves skin feeling soft, balanced, and comfortable.

Why Houttuynia + Centella

Houttuynia cordata (fish mint) has been used in Korean skincare for generations as a soothing botanical extract, while Centella asiatica is famous worldwide for its calming, barrier-supporting reputation. Together they form the base of this cream, paired with a humectant-rich moisture complex so the formula hydrates without feeling heavy or greasy.

How to use

1. Cleanse and tone as usual.
2. Take a pea-sized amount and warm between fingertips.
3. Press gently into face and neck, morning and night.
4. Follow with sunscreen during the day.

Product specs

Volume	60ml
Skin type	All, especially sensitive and easily irritated skin
Key ingredients	Houttuynia Cordata Extract, Centella Asiatica Extract
Texture	Lightweight gel-cream, fast-absorbing
Origin	Made in Korea

What makes it different

• Dual-botanical base instead of a single calming extract
• Gel-cream texture suited to Australia's humidity — not heavy or sticky
• Fragrance-conscious formula for daily wear
• Compact 60ml size that's easy to keep on the go

FAQ

Is this suitable for sensitive or reactive skin?

The formula is built around calming botanicals commonly chosen for sensitive skin, but we always recommend a small patch test before first full use.

Will it feel heavy or greasy under makeup?

No — it's a gel-cream texture designed to absorb quickly, making it a comfortable base for makeup application.

How long will one jar last?

With twice-daily use, most customers find a 60ml jar lasts around 6–8 weeks.

How fast will my order arrive?

Orders are dispatched from our partner facility and typically arrive within 7–14 business days across Australia.