Village 11 Factory Cream

Village 11 Factory's cream lineup covers more ground than a single face moisturizer. The core is the Moisture Cream, sold in a couple of sizes for everyday hydration, alongside the richer Ultra Facial Cream for drier skin or colder months. The Dermaclear Bifive Sika Cream adds a centella (cica) option for redness-prone skin, the Miracle Use Eye Cream handles the thinner skin around the eyes, and the Will hand cream trio (Refresh, Comfort, Invigorate) covers hands in three different scent-and-feel profiles. Between the face, eye, and hand formulas, it's possible to build a full routine from one brand rather than mixing creams from several.

  • Face, Eye & Hand Creams
  • Cica Option Available
  • Three Hand Cream Scents
  • Made in Korea

By Skinsli editorial Updated

Buying guide

Finding your way around the Village 11 Factory cream range

Village 11 Factory sells creams for more than just the face: a moisture cream, a richer facial cream, a cica option, an eye cream, and a trio of hand creams all sit under the same collection. Since the names alone don't always make the differences obvious, here's what each one is actually for.

The cream lineup at a glance

The Moisture Cream is the everyday face moisturizer, available in a couple of sizes. The Ultra Facial Cream is thicker and aimed at drier skin. The Dermaclear Bifive Sika Cream is the centella (cica) formula for redness-prone skin. The Miracle Use Eye Cream targets the eye area specifically. The Will hand cream trio (Refresh, Comfort, Invigorate) rounds out the range for hands.

Moisture Cream vs. Ultra Facial Cream

The Moisture Cream is the lighter of the two and works as an everyday moisturizer for normal to combination skin. The Ultra Facial Cream is built for skin that needs more, whether that's genuinely dry skin year-round or just extra reinforcement during winter. If your regular moisturizer stops feeling like enough in cold or dry weather, the Ultra Facial Cream is the one to switch to rather than layering more of the lighter cream.

The Will hand cream trio

Refresh, Comfort, and Invigorate are three takes on the same hand cream base, each with a different scent and feel. Refresh leans lighter and brighter, Comfort is the softer, calmer option, and Invigorate is the more energizing pick. Since all three come in the same 50ml size, it's easy to keep one in a bag and one at a desk without committing to a single scent.

The Dermaclear Bifive Sika Cream

This is the centella (cica) entry in the lineup, aimed at skin that looks flushed or feels reactive rather than simply dry. It's worth reaching for after sun exposure, over-exfoliation, or any stretch where your regular moisturizer isn't calming things down on its own.

The Miracle Use Eye Cream

Skin around the eyes is thinner than the rest of the face and shows dryness and fine lines faster, which is why this cream is packaged and formulated separately from the facial moisturizers. Apply it with a light tapping motion rather than rubbing, using your ring finger to keep the pressure gentle.

How to apply each type

Face creams go on after cleansing, toning, and any serums, while skin is still slightly damp. Eye cream goes on last on the face, patted in around the orbital bone rather than directly on the lash line. Hand cream can go on anytime, though applying right after washing your hands helps it absorb rather than sitting on the surface.

Building a full routine from one brand

A practical setup is one face cream (Moisture or Ultra Facial, depending on your skin), the eye cream for the thinner skin around the eyes, and one Will hand cream for daily use. The Dermaclear Sika Cream works as an add-on layer for weeks when your skin needs more calming than your regular cream provides.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

  • Start with the Moisture Cream if your skin is normal to combination and just needs everyday hydration. Switch to the Ultra Facial Cream if you have genuinely dry skin, live somewhere cold or dry for part of the year, or find that lighter moisturizers stop being enough once the seasons change.

  • They share the same hand cream base but differ in scent and feel: Refresh is lighter and brighter, Comfort is softer and calmer, and Invigorate is more energizing. There's no functional hydration difference between them, so picking one is mostly about which scent profile you'd rather carry around.

  • It's the centella (cica) cream in the lineup, formulated for skin that looks red or feels irritated rather than plain dry. It works well as a calming layer after sun exposure or a rough week of exfoliating, and can sit alongside your regular moisturizer instead of replacing it.

  • Use your ring finger, which applies the lightest pressure, and pat rather than rub the cream around the orbital bone. Apply it after your other face products since eye cream typically goes on last in a routine.

  • It's formulated for hands, which have thicker skin than the face, so it isn't the ideal choice for facial use even though it won't necessarily cause harm. Stick to the Moisture Cream or Ultra Facial Cream for your face and save the hand cream for hands.

  • The Ultra Facial Cream is the richer option and generally holds up better against cold-weather dryness than the standard Moisture Cream. Pairing it with the Dermaclear Sika Cream underneath can help on days when wind or heating leaves your skin looking flushed as well as dry.