Madecassoside: What can the Centella ingredient do in your care?

Madecassoside is also used in care for supple skin. A quick look at a study and the full recipe of a Madeca cream.

Madecassoside: What can the Centella ingredient do in your care?

Madecassoside: What can the Centella ingredient do in your care?

Madecassoside occurs naturally in Centella asiatica and is used in cosmetics as a skin-care ingredient. Whether it makes your skin more supple depends on the finished care product: In a small study with 20 women, a combination of vitamin C and madecassoside improved, among other things, skin moisture and elasticity after six months. What part Madecassoside alone played in this cannot be determined from this combination.

In the Centellian24 Madeca Cream Time Reverse , madecassoside is on the list of ingredients together with glycerin, panthenol and other Centella ingredients. Here you will get to know Madecassoside as part of a cream, the other ingredients of which also contribute to care. If you’re confused by the related names on the package, our overview of Centella and Cica will help you sort it out.

According to the instructions for use, the cream is distributed on the face and neck at the end of the care routine. The formula described here also contains retinol and essential oils. If you are looking for a cream without retinol or fragrance oils, this option does not suit your needs.

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