A 75 mL gel cream with a brand-stated 5% panthenol, tea tree ingredients and Ceramide NP. Compare its formula and gel-cream format with other B5 creams; the percentage is a manufacturer disclosure, not a ranking or a measured advantage over them.
Consider it for: You prefer a gel-cream texture and want a disclosed panthenol amount. Read the full ingredient list before choosing: this formula also contains tea tree ingredients, so it is not a panthenol-only product.
Based on brand information and published sources, not a hands-on review.
01 / TEXTURE
A closer look.
Brand description
SKIN1004 describes a lightweight gel cream with a refreshing, non-greasy finish. That is the brand’s description, not our use-test result. How it feels will also depend on the amount applied and the skincare underneath.
03 / YOUR ROUTINE
Where it fits.
Official directions
As the last step of your skincare routine, apply an appropriate amount to your face and gently pat with both palms to help it absorb.
Tea tree leaf oil is listed. If it is a known trigger for you, the B5 label is not a reason to overlook it. Mandelic acid is also listed, but its percentage and the finished formula’s pH were not disclosed; we do not classify this as an exfoliating treatment from that name alone. Follow the directions on your package.
SKIN1004 states 5% panthenol for this gel cream. That provides a specific label amount to compare, but it does not establish how this cream performs against PURITO’s 10% cream or an undisclosed-percentage formula. Their bases and other ingredients differ. Choose the finished product for the routine step you need.
Why check the tea tree ingredients as well?
The full list includes tea tree leaf water and tea tree leaf oil. It also lists glycerin, niacinamide, Centella asiatica extract and Ceramide NP. These are meaningful formula differences when comparing B5 products. If tea tree oil is a known trigger for you, select using that information rather than treating the panthenol percentage as the only decision.
Is this an exfoliating cream because mandelic acid is listed?
The ingredient name is present, but the brand information reviewed does not disclose its amount or the formula’s pH. Those omissions prevent a useful estimate of exfoliating strength. Do not replace the directions on your exfoliating treatment with assumptions about this moisturizer.
Where does it fit in a routine?
The brand places the cream at the last step of skincare and advises gentle patting after application. For a daytime routine, that skincare instruction does not replace sunscreen directions. Introduce a new product on its own so that a change in comfort is easier to trace; do not assume a soothing label rules out irritation.
Selected ingredients · linked English product listing
Ingredient
Role or purpose
Formula detail
Panthenol
Humectant / skin conditioning
5% according to the brand; not independently assayed
Tea tree ingredients
Botanical formula components
Leaf water and leaf oil are both listed
Ceramide NP
Skin conditioning lipid
Amount not disclosed; not a measured barrier-repair outcome
Mandelic acid
Listed formula ingredient
No disclosed amount or pH; exfoliating strength not inferred
Official ingredient list ↗. Ingredient roles explain the formula. See the sourced product information and evidence limits below.
BRAND-REPORTED EVIDENCE
Official formula and use information
SKIN1004 official product information
Information
Published detail
Source context
Panthenol amount
5% stated by SKIN1004
Official product description
Format and size
Gel cream, 75 mL
Official product listing
Application
Last skincare step; apply and gently pat
Official directions
The reviewed product listing supplies formula, format and use information. We did not verify a finished-product clinical protocol or test the cream ourselves. The brand-stated percentage is not a claim that 5% is the ideal amount for every skin type.
Yes. Melaleuca Alternifolia (Tea Tree) Leaf Oil appears in the full ingredient list, alongside tea tree leaf water. Check both if you avoid tea tree ingredients.
The buying links include the brand, YesStyle and the matching Amazon US product. Seller offers and stock can change. The brand storefront showed sold out when checked on October 30, 2026; check the seller’s current listing before ordering.
A percentage describes one ingredient, not the performance of the complete formula. The texture, other ingredients and how a cream fits your routine also matter. The products compared here were not tested against each other.
This page describes a cosmetic moisturizer. It does not provide directions for treating wounds or a skin disease. If you have a medicinal dexpanthenol product, follow its own local label and ask a pharmacist about its intended use.
How does it compare with PURITO Mighty Bamboo Panthenol Cream?
This SKIN1004 gel cream states 5% panthenol and includes tea tree ingredients; PURITO’s cream states 10% and highlights squalane and bamboo. Compare the bases and your known ingredient triggers before using percentage as a shortcut.
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How are candidates selected?
Candidates share the page’s language, market context and use group and have a complete ingredient list available. Names are normalized for spacing and reviewed synonyms; duplicate names count once.
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Ingredient overlap does not establish equivalent effects or a cheaper substitute. Concentrations, ingredient order, finished-product tests and feel are not part of this calculation. Missing lists are not treated as missing ingredients.
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