Dr.Althea
Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream$23.52Moisturizers
Gel creams, barrier creams, and emulsions in their Korean-market formulas.
- Brands
- 12
- Price range
- $6.99 to $46.99
- Most named actives
- Sodium Hyaluronate 71Panthenol 59Adenosine 51
Centellian24
Centellian24+ Expert Madeca Cream$35.29Sold out
COSRX
Advanced Snail 92 All In One Cream (Tube)$25.99- 100g
Sold out
Anua
Heartleaf 70 Daily Lotion$20.99- 200ml
Sold out
Medicube
Collagen Jelly Cream$30.99- 110ml
Sold out
Purito Seoul
Wonder Releaf Centella Cream Unscented$20.99- 50ml
Sold out
Centellian24
Madeca Cream Time Reverse Zero (Season 7)$28.99- 80ml
Sold out
Round Lab
1025 Dokdo Cream$34.99- 80ml
Sold out
Isntree
Hyaluronic Acid Aqua Gel Cream$18.99- 100ml
Sold out
Biodance
Pore Perfecting Collagen Peptide Cream$29.99- 50ml
Sold out
Dr.Althea
Dr. Althea Pure Retinol 0.15% Cream$19.99- 20g
About Korean-market moisturizers
Which moisturizer texture should you choose?
Match the texture to your skin and your climate, not to the price. Gel creams suit oily skin and humid weather, emulsions sit well under makeup on combination skin, and a heavier barrier cream suits skin that is dry, flaking or reacting to products it used to accept. Ceramides, panthenol and beta glucan are the label ingredients to look for in that last case.
What does Korean-market change about a moisturizer?
Less than the marketing suggests, and mostly the pack rather than the formula. The Korean release is often sold in a jar size US retail skips, and it is the Korean-shelf unit rather than an export edition. For the creams we stock we found no US reformulation, so the ingredient list we hold for each unit is the one printed on its product page beside the barcode, ready to read against any US listing of the same name.