DR.JART+ Serums

The collection includes Cicapair Serum, Cicapair Sensitive Skin Serum, Ceramidin Skin Barrier Serum Toner, Prejuvenation Firming Bakuchiol Serum, and PoreRemedy PHA Exfoliating Serum, among others. The full range covers redness, barrier repair, anti-aging, and pore refinement concerns.

The original Cicapair Serum has color-correcting pigments that neutralize redness on contact and a slightly richer texture. The Sensitive Skin Serum is fragrance-free, with a lighter texture focused entirely on barrier actives and calming ingredients without any color correction. If you react to added fragrance or want a purely functional formula, the Sensitive Skin version is the better pick.

Clinical comparisons suggest bakuchiol delivers similar improvements in fine lines and firmness over a 12-week period compared to low-concentration retinol, with significantly less irritation. It does not deliver results as fast as prescription-strength retinoids, but it is appropriate for daily use, sensitive skin, and for people who want to avoid retinol side effects.

It functions as both. The texture is thin like a toner, so it applies first in your routine after cleansing. The concentration of ceramides and humectants is serum-level, making it a substantive barrier treatment rather than just a prep step. Think of it as a first-essence-style serum.

PHA molecules are larger than AHA (glycolic, lactic) and BHA (salicylic acid) molecules, so they do not penetrate as deeply into the skin. They exfoliate at the surface, which clears dead cell buildup around pores without causing the deeper irritation or photosensitivity that glycolic acid can trigger. PHA is the preferred acid option for sensitive or dry skin types.

Yes. Apply the Ceramidin Serum Toner first as your barrier base, then layer the Cicapair Serum on top. These two lines complement each other because Ceramidin supports the protective barrier while Cicapair addresses active redness and inflammation. Let each layer absorb briefly before applying the next.

Start with 2 times per week and build to 3 times per week if your skin tolerates it. Avoid using it daily. Do not combine it with other exfoliating acids (AHA, BHA) in the same routine. Always follow with SPF if using in a morning routine, though it is better suited to evening use.

The PoreRemedy PHA Exfoliating Serum is the strongest fit for oily or combination skin because it clears the dead skin buildup that makes pores appear larger. The Cicapair Serum is also suitable for oily skin with redness since its texture is lightweight and non-greasy. Avoid the richer Ceramidin formulas unless your skin is dehydrated despite being oily.

Yes. Skinsli sources directly from Korean distribution, so the formulations match the Korean domestic market versions produced by Dr.Jart+. Korean-market units are the original formulations made at the source country. Ingredient lists conform to Korean MFDS standards and may differ slightly in notation from EU or US market versions, but the actives and concentrations are the same.

Most DR.JART+ serums carry a 12-month period after opening (PAO) symbol on the packaging. Store them away from direct sunlight and heat. The Cicapair Serum in particular can oxidize if left open, so close the cap tightly after each use. Serums with active exfoliants like the PoreRemedy serum should be stored at room temperature and used within the PAO window for consistent efficacy.

Yes, especially if you have reactive skin. Apply a small amount to the inside of your forearm or behind your ear and wait 24 hours. If there is no redness, itching, or breakout, the product is safe to apply to your face. The Cicapair and Ceramidin lines are designed for sensitive skin, but individual reactions to any active ingredient are always possible.

The collection includes both individual serums and sheet mask formats that pair with the serum lines, such as the Cicapair Serum Face Mask. Check the collection page for the current in-stock mix. Sets availability changes with restocks.