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Clean-Up Calming Intensive Serum
Clean-Up Calming Intensive Serum

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Maison's Note · Why We Curated
Centella and panthenol appear in countless calming serums. We chose this one for the concentration behind them, formulated for reactive skin rather than merely marketed to it.
Description
An intensive calming serum for sensitive, easily irritated skin. It reduces visible redness and reactivity while helping restore a balanced, comfortable complexion.
Centella Asiatica Extract and Panthenol soothe and hydrate, while Troxerutin helps diminish the look of redness. A calming step suitable once the barrier is intact, including after laser or peels.
How to Use
Take an appropriate amount with a pipette, drop it on the forehead and both cheeks, and let it absorb with gentle patting.
Clinical Efficacy
Reduces visible redness and soothes reactive skin.
- Centella Asiatica Extract: soothes reactive skin
- Panthenol: comforts and supports hydration
- Troxerutin: helps reduce the appearance of redness
Functional claims per the manufacturer or Korean MFDS classification, shown as brand-reported, not independent clinical trials.
Ingredients (INCI)
Shipping
Orders are dispatched within 1-2 business days.
Delivery to Switzerland: 1-2 business days once dispatched.
Free delivery over CHF 40. Otherwise from CHF 3.90, calculated at checkout.
Tracking is emailed the moment your order leaves us.
Returns
Our skincare is sealed for hygiene, so orders are final once dispatched.
- EU and United Kingdom: you may withdraw within 14 days of delivery, on unopened and sealed products only.
- Opened, used or unsealed products cannot be returned.
- Damaged or incorrect on arrival: write to info@maisondeporcelaine.com within 7 days with your order number and a photo. We replace or refund at no cost to you.
- Return postage is the customer's responsibility.

- Soothing
- Redness
- Barrier Support
Maison de Porcelaine
Innovation meets Precision
Each formula is read line by line by our team and measured against the five standards. Verified in Geneva.