Dr.jart Cicapair Color Correcting treatment

Dr.Jart Cicapair Colour Correcting Treatment is the 10 ml cream that goes on green and turns beige. It is built to cancel visible redness while also shielding skin from UV and environmental stress, so it sits somewhere between skincare and a very light base.

Volume	10 ml
Concerns	Redness · irritated skin
Key actives	Centella Asiatica (Tiger Grass) complex
Result claimed	Reduced redness

What it actually does

• Colour-corrects as you blend. The cream starts green in the tube and shifts to beige on skin, neutralising red tones and evening out the look of your complexion.
• Shields while it covers. The brand describes it as helping protect skin from UV damage and from environmental aggressors.
• Tiger grass is the active story. Dr.Jart builds its skin-soothing range on a Centella Asiatica complex, which it credits with calming sensitive skin, reducing redness and settling irritation.
• Treatment framing, not just cover-up. It is sold as a cream treatment rather than a makeup product, so the colour correction and the soothing claim come together.
• Travel-friendly volume. At 10 ml it is a compact tube to keep in a bag for days when skin flares.

How to use

1. Moisturise first. Finish your usual skincare and let it settle.
2. Apply a moderate amount. Dr.Jart's instruction is a moderate quantity, not a thick layer.
3. Blend and let it change. As you work it in, the green-to-beige shift kicks in, offsetting redness and balancing overall tone.
4. Build only where you need it — cheeks, nose or anywhere that reads pink — then go in with the rest of your makeup if you are wearing any.

Is it right for you?

Questions

Why is the cream green?

Green sits opposite red on the colour wheel, which is how the cream cancels a flushed look. Once blended it converts to a beige tone so the finish reads like skin, not like mint.

Where does it go in my routine?

After moisturiser. Apply a moderate amount and blend; from there you can wear it alone or add concealer and powder on top.

What is tiger grass doing in it?

Tiger grass is another name for Centella Asiatica, the complex behind Dr.Jart's soothing collection. The brand credits it with calming sensitive skin, cutting redness and easing irritation.

How long does delivery take?

3 to 21 working days, depending on availability. Items already in stock arrive sooner; anything we source for you lands later in that range. Working days do not include weekends or official holidays.

Payment options and returns?

We take credit card, debit card, Instapay and mobile wallets — no cash on delivery. Returns apply to defective, damaged or expired items only, reported within 1 day of delivery, and refunds reach the original payment method within 15–30 days.