Green Finger Cream

The Panthedine (also spelled Pantedine in some variants) range is the brand's derma-positioned facial cream line. The name references panthenol (provitamin B5), a well-established skin-calming and barrier-supporting active. Panthenol converts to pantothenic acid in the skin, which supports the natural moisturizing factor and promotes skin repair.

Three formats are in stock: Panthedine Face Cream 50 ml, Panthedine Cream 200 ml, and Panthedine MD Derma Cream 100 ml (plus the Pantedine variants at the same sizes). The MD Derma label positions these as clinically-considered formulas for skin that needs barrier reinforcement - atopic-prone, post-procedure, or persistently reactive skin.

The 50 ml Panthedine Face Cream is sized and formulated for facial use - the texture and concentration are appropriate for the face where you need less product per application. The 200 ml Panthedine Cream is the body-scale version of the same formula, making it practical for households where the same panthenol-based cream is used on both body dry patches and face.

The 100 ml MD Derma Cream sits between the two in size - more than a face-only tube but smaller than the body-size bottle. It suits targeted use on a specific problematic area (severe dry patches, post-procedure skin, atopic zones on the arms or legs) where you want the derma-strength formula without committing to 200 ml.

The Forest Mild Nuts Cream 300 g is a nourishing body cream built around nut oil extracts - typically hazelnut, macadamia, or similar light nut oils that are rich in oleic fatty acids. Nut-based creams provide a warm, softening moisture that works well on rough or dry skin that needs emollient richness rather than purely humectant hydration.

At 300 g it is the largest single cream in the GREEN FINGER collection - a committed household size suitable for all-over body use. The Forest naming aligns it with the brand's nature-derived extract positioning. It is a practical daily body cream for skin that finds standard lotions insufficient.

The Forest Phyton Moisture Syka Cream 50 ml is a phyton (plant-derived) formula in the smallest face-cream size. Syka is a Korean skincare naming convention - the formula typically combines plant phytonutrients for antioxidant and calming support alongside a moisture base. At 50 ml it is a standard face cream size - approximately two to three months of daily use for most people.

The Forest Phyton line within GREEN FINGER sits alongside the Forest Mild Nuts and Forest Multi-Defence sunscreen as part of the brand's nature-forest extract family. If you use the Forest Multi-Defence SPF cushion (from the sun collection), the Phyton Syka Cream is a natural companion as the moisturising step in the same forest-extract routine.

The Strong Moisturizing Intensive Cream 300 g is shared between this collection and the Moisturizing collection - it is the richest body cream in the GREEN FINGER range. Its emollient-forward formula creates a protective barrier layer over dry or atopic skin, making it the right choice for skin that loses moisture faster than a lotion can replace it.

For the most effective use, apply over a lotion layer - the lotion delivers humectant hydration and the cream seals it in. This two-step approach outperforms either product alone for severely dry skin. At 300 g it is a three- to five-month supply for one person using it on problem areas; for full-body use it lasts approximately one to two months.

The Intensive Cream Oil 180 ml is a hybrid cream-oil that provides both the emollient coating of an oil and the humectant benefit of a cream base. It is lighter than the straight Intensive Cream and absorbs faster, making it useful for targeted application on dry zones or as an intermediate step for skin that finds the Intensive Cream slightly too heavy.

The 180 ml is a practical size for focused use on specific dry areas - elbows, feet, dry patches - where a small amount of the richer cream-oil provides targeted relief. For overnight use on severely dry areas, apply a generous layer and leave overnight.

The GREEN FINGER cream range maps to different needs:

• Facial sensitivity / barrier repair - Panthedine MD Derma Cream 100 ml
• Everyday face moisture - Panthedine Face Cream 50 ml or Forest Phyton Syka Cream 50 ml
• Nourishing body cream - Forest Mild Nuts Cream 300 g
• Dry or atopic body skin - Intensive Cream 300 g (with lotion underneath)
• Targeted dry patches - Intensive Cream Oil 180 ml
• Scaling up panthenol from face to body - Panthedine Cream 200 ml

The brand's gentle positioning means any of these creams is suitable for sensitive skin - the difference between them is primarily texture richness and target application area rather than irritation risk.

Panthenol (provitamin B5) is converted to pantothenic acid when absorbed by the skin. Pantothenic acid is a component of the natural moisturizing factor - the skin's own humectant system. In practical terms, panthenol in a cream formula provides sustained moisture retention, supports skin barrier repair, and has demonstrated anti-inflammatory properties that reduce redness and irritation.

It is a well-tolerated active across virtually all skin types, including reactive and atopic skin. Its presence in the MD Derma Cream range is why these formulas are appropriate for post-procedure recovery and persistently reactive skin - panthenol accelerates barrier regeneration without introducing additional irritation risk.

Light nut oils - typically hazelnut or macadamia - are valued in body creams for their oleic acid content, which is similar to the skin's own sebum composition. This similarity means these oils integrate well with the skin's lipid layer rather than sitting on top as a foreign film. The result is a cream that absorbs into a soft, non-greasy finish rather than leaving the heavy coating that coconut or shea-heavy formulas can.

For body skin that is dry but not severely so, the Forest Mild Nuts Cream is a gentler option than the Intensive Cream - it provides reliable nourishment for daily use without the richer emollient load of the Intensive formula.