I have now replaced my foundation with this cream, and during the summer months I also add a bit of bronzer and some glow. Very light coverage, not oily at all, just right for faces without acne and many imperfections. It helps excellently with redness.

There go my money. 1 the redness is still visible 2 it doesn't take the color of the skin. I have very fair skin and this cream makes my skin 3 times darker than it is.
Honestly, anyone who likes it can't see well. It can't be worn alone but only as a base for foundation, I suppose.

Really a waste of money. I don't know if it actually improves redness, but it sits on the skin like a lousy foundation that does NOT adapt to the skin tone. Personally, I am already very fair and it makes me completely white. I do not recommend it at all.

All winter, this is what I wear

I use it as a base/initial coverage for bruises. I bruise very easily, almost just by touching something. It's the only product that, if I apply it, neutralizes the black-purple color of the bruise to a very satisfactory degree. IT IS NOT FOR THE WHOLE FACE! And it is definitely not regenerative. I don't know what expectations you have from this product, but if you spread it on your face, it leaves a gray, sickly shade, completely unnatural, like makeup in a thriller. I bought it purely as a green coverage base. After I apply it to the bruise, I let it dry a bit. Then I put makeup on top, but not liquid because it spreads and comes off, something more solid, preferably in a stick and dabbed on. The amount needed is minimal, even for a large area of skin coverage. Clearly, the description given for the product DOES NOT correspond to reality.

It’s fantastic - I have rosacea and this helps calm it down. After my morning moisturizing steps, I dab (a little goes a long way!) some Cicapair on my problem areas. I let this sit two minutes and apply my makeup (non-comedogenic clean makeup). It can wash you out so for those with medium/darker skin to will need a light hand. For summer, I’m using this more often in combination with concealers and find that this really works and lasts all day. Definitely buying again- the spf is an added bonus. I also bought the smallest package and really you just need a bit of product

I have loved it. It sits very well on my face. I use it to reduce redness, in combination with make up or bb cream, the result is very ok.

Although the product is one of the best concealers I have tried, the oiliness and the feeling the material leaves on your skin is not particularly satisfying.

So! It does what it promises, that's for sure, but be very careful, you need to use a very small amount, otherwise you'll look like the Joker, it will make you white! If you apply a small amount where needed, the redness and red spots really disappear. If you find the amount you need, it will work for you. It's not a foundation, don't get confused!

I also cried for my almost 17 euros for the 15ml. It does exactly what everyone says, "Joker." A white like a corpse. It doesn't adapt to the skin and doesn't adequately cover the redness. The absolute fail. To avoid throwing it away, I apply a bit of dark powder with Mac foundation on top, and somehow the result is a light coverage, light makeup, nothing wow. There are much better and more economical BB/CC creams.

Update: From 1 star, I'll take it to 3 since as a cream, it's not a simple covering BB/CC and contains soothing ingredients that help me with rosacea, such as: Centella Asiatica, Madecassoside / Asiaticoside / Asiatic Acid, Panthenol (Vitamin B5), Houttuynia Cordata Extract, Chamomile Extract (Anthemis Nobilis), Mineral Sunscreens (Titanium Dioxide & Zinc Oxide) + the sun protection SPF30. Also, if applied with a sponge, things are somewhat better and more controlled.

It doesn't absorb easily and leaves my face white. Whenever I apply it, I have to put on makeup as well.

If you want to apply it locally and in small amounts, it neutralizes the intense redness on the surface and somewhat soothes the skin. However, for application all over the face, you end up one step away from looking dead, regardless of your skin tone. You need BB or makeup on top, otherwise, you’re ready for Halloween.

Incredible product, I loved it, I have already bought it twice, and generally, all the products from the same company are wonderful

I have rosacea and I use a moisturizer from Dr. Jart that is super hydrating and reduces redness a bit..! This particular foundation (because it is essentially foundation) lasts for about an hour.. then it starts to be absorbed by the skin and also dehydrates it! I tried it with powder on top and without.. unfortunately, it doesn't work! It's a shame because it's very expensive!!

If you want to become a joker for Halloween, you can get it! Otherwise, throw your money somewhere else.. don't make the mistake I made.

It has way too much pigment. It's like a bad makeup, it doesn't spread easily, it doesn't match the skin tone. They write in the features that it has a 30 index, but on the packaging, it only says 22. The result it gives is like the Joker! Really wasted money. I saw it on TikTok and it's nothing like that. I talked to makeup artists and they told me that it's only worth it locally for a pimple, not for the whole face. I warmed it up on my hand and still got the same result.

On the positive side, it has no fragrance and is lightweight; you don't feel like you're wearing it. On the other hand, it doesn't cover redness at all, and it doesn't hydrate (nor dry out) the skin. Initially, it is greenish, and as you apply it, it changes color, becoming a very specific shade of light beige. If this color happens to be the makeup shade someone would wear, it might suit them. Otherwise, it looks strange, and on dry skin, it doesn't apply evenly.

This particular cream has a very specific use. It is not suitable for makeup/foundation. It is for days when we might not want to wear makeup but need to neutralize the redness where it exists. A minimal amount on the areas with redness gives you a natural result. If you overdo the amount, then yes, the result is unattractive. That's why "play" a little at first, testing a little bit until you find the amount that suits the result you want. It has a nice and light texture, and the skin stays light and hydrated all day.

Good product definitely for tanned skin. It doesn't work! If you apply it with your hands, the result is very bad; if applied with a brush, it's somewhat better. I only use it now as a base before makeup

It is very helpful for those who do not want to wear makeup like me! I was hesitant, reading the comments that it leaves a very white complexion, but nonsense (!).. if you pay attention not to put a large amount, it will not whiten you. A brown girl tells you!! It leaves the skin hydrated, neither oily nor dry!

It's an amazing product. Personally, I have very fair skin and when I apply day cream and foundation, it turns red. If you apply this cream and a little concealer on top, you are fully covered for a light everyday makeup look. And you feel hydrated so it looks like it's glowing with health.

Great cream, does exactly what it promises, eliminates all redness and skin looks amazing! It requires a minimal amount and quick work on the skin so it doesn't dry out. If you don't work it enough, then it will look white. Definitely needs a blush on top to make the result look natural.

I don't like wearing foundation because I always feel it heavy and - no matter how good it is - it's never invisible. Cicapair solved this problem for me as it provides light coverage, covers redness and looks like you're wearing nothing. I often receive compliments on my skin since I started using it and I don't think I'll ever stop. I have fair skin and it suits me perfectly. I don't know how it sits on more oily skin types. You only need a very small amount and the best way to apply it is to rub it a little between your hands and then apply it on your face. I haven't experienced any of the problems I've read in other reviews such as peeling, oxidation, extra oiliness, etc. It also hasn't caused me any breakouts even though I have acne-prone skin.

I had an allergy and infection, I do not recommend it at all for oily skin. I used it twice and my skin filled with pimples and turned red, as shown in the photo I attached

Luckily, it was a sample from Sephora and not a purchase. It has been mentioned that it looks patchy and it's true. It has been mentioned that it doesn't require foundation afterwards. It depends on how each person applies it... If you understand the concept of contouring, then you need to contour on top, the way it makes me look. I regularly observe myself in the mirror since I applied it and I look like I woke up from fainting. Maybe it can work for other types of localized redness, but definitely not for the entire face. Also, it is thick in consistency. It doesn't leave any greasiness, but I don't know how my oily skin will react if I add sunscreen, foundation, etc. If it did what it does but also brought my skin 2-3 shades darker, I would be satisfied.

This particular product has lost from exposure on a well-known platform where it is frequently misused. It is not for dark circles or blemishes, the green color only corrects redness. It is expected to gray on brown marks. This range has other products that greatly help balance the color tone, significantly reduce redness. This specific product is more of a concealer than a corrector. Personally, I only use it locally where I have redness and not on my entire face, as it is quite thick and its composition is not suitable for sensitive acne-prone skin like mine. In this way, I consider it an excellent product, like most of the products from this company.

This product is wonderful and useful for anyone who has redness on their face, as long as it is used correctly.
It is not a moisturizer and is not used as a face cream. It is essentially something like a corrector, something like a concealer, but it does not create that fake concealer effect.
I use it last because I apply tretinoin and my face is slightly redder in certain areas.
First, I apply moisturizer, then sunscreen, and then the cicapair, and finally a bb cream.
I apply a minimal amount of product dabbed on red areas (mainly on the cheeks) and under the eyes. After applying the bb cream, the result is very natural and long-lasting.
The best part is that it does not emphasize pores or fine lines in any way (something that almost all concealers do).
I will definitely buy it again.

In no case is it worth its money... It makes you look pale as if you are a ghost... I can't say that it covered the redness and it definitely doesn't provide hydration...

It leaves a very natural result. Try it and combine it with liquid highlighter as you apply it on your face!