PURITO SEOUL
Wonder Releaf Centella Serum Unscented
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This may be a useful option if you want an unscented centella serum that also lists niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, and ceramide NP. It is a quieter treatment than a 15% niacinamide or a BHA glow serum.
Editorial interpretation
These notes are judgments from recorded facts and routine context. They are not lab results or a guarantee of comfort.
Best for
- sensitive-leaning skin
- unscented centella serum
- readers who want niacinamide without a high stated percentage
Consider if
- you prefer a serum without listed Parfum
- you want centella in a leave-on rather than only in a cleanser or sunscreen
May not suit
- readers who want a high-percentage niacinamide or listed BHA as the serum job
- anyone who prefers a cream-only routine with no serum
Key ingredients
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- Centella
- Niacinamide
- Hyaluronic acid
- Ceramides
- centella asiatica extract 34,860 ppm
Known product facts
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Texture and formulation
- Texture
- Serum
- Fragrance
- No added Parfum listed
- Essential oils
- Not listed on the INCI used for this record
- Drying alcohol
- Not listed on the INCI used for this record
Serum. Official unscented INCI: centella 34,860 ppm, niacinamide, sodium hyaluronate, ceramide NP. No Parfum listed.
How it fits into a routine
Routine role: Treatment. This can be a reasonable example in a short beginner-shaped routine, depending on the “may not suit” notes above.
Beginner-friendly as a mild treatment if you already have moisturizer and sunscreen. Not a medical cica product.
- Official PURITO INCI lists a stated centella ppm plus niacinamide, HA, and ceramide NP — enough for honest taxonomy tags.
- Unscented positioning matches how we talk about sensitive skin: fewer extras, not more bottles.
- It can sit in the same treatment slot as Torriden or Revive Serum; you rarely need all of them.
Related skin types
Related concerns
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Related ingredient pages
- Centella
- Niacinamide
- Hyaluronic acid
- Ceramides
Related editorial articles
- Sensitive Skin and Korean Skincare: How to Keep a Routine SimpleA gentle Korean-inspired approach for easily irritated skin — short routines, fragrance and essential-oil caution, and one new product at a time.
- Niacinamide in Korean Skincare: Benefits, Uses, and How to Layer ItWhat niacinamide is in Korean skincare, how people typically use it, who may want to go slowly, and how to layer it without stacking too many actives.
- Ceramides in Korean Skincare: A Guide to Supporting the Skin BarrierWhat ceramides are in everyday language, why they show up in Korean moisturizers and milky toners, and how to use them in a short routine.
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