Ttresha Boosse (Fashion Model)
trishaboseofficial“As an actress and performer, I trust Cham Skincare to keep my skin fresh, hydrated, and glowing. The gentle, premium formulations fit perfectly into my daily routine.”
Daily face cream for softer, more radiant-looking skin.
A niacinamide cream light enough for every day. It moisturises, helps support the skin barrier and soothes dry skin, with antioxidant care in the mix. Soft and hydrated, never coated.
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For skin that feels tight by the middle of the afternoon.
A niacinamide cream light enough to wear under everything, built around Ceramide NP, centella asiatica extract and camellia sinensis leaf extract.
It moisturises and helps support the skin barrier, soothes dry skin and helps reduce that feeling of tightness, with antioxidant care in the mix. Skin is left soft and hydrated rather than coated.
It goes on last, or second to last if a sunscreen follows in the morning. A cream is the step that stops the actives underneath it evaporating off, which is why a routine with no moisturiser can feel like the serum quietly stopped working. More on that in our guide to skin barrier repair.
The two get treated as one problem and they are not. Dry skin is short of water. Dull skin is usually a surface that has stopped reflecting light evenly, and that responds to different things entirely. We went into it in why skin looks dull.
The texture is medium-weight on purpose, so it holds up in dry winter air without feeling like a mask through a humid summer. In peak humidity most people use less of it rather than something different.
Ceramide NP is the ingredient the industry called ceramide 3 until that name was retired in 2014. Cosmetic ceramides are not extracted from anything, they are built synthetically, and that is where the cost sits. Centella asiatica is here for its triterpenes, asiaticoside and madecassoside, and green tea leaf extract for its antioxidants.
Ceramides work at fractions of a percent. The industry survey behind their safety assessment records a maximum use level of 0.2%, which means they never look impressive on a label no matter what they cost to put in. That is the honest trade in this formula: money spent where it does not show.
Apply morning and night to clean skin. Press into face and neck in upward strokes; follow with SPF by day.
Laboratory Tested
Quality Tested
Chemical Safety Tested
Microbiologically Tested
Heavy Metal Tested
1,4-Dioxane Tested
Skin-Friendly pH (5.13)
Ceramide NP and a base of gentle humectants keep skin feeling hydrated for hours after application. No tightness, no top-ups for hours.
Softer & calmer skin that catches light differently. That's all a glow really is.
Stable Vitamin C and α-Arbutin in a low-irritation, hydration-first base.
Skin response depends on how ingredients interact within a formulation. We focus on synergy, base quality and stability — never isolating one ingredient at the expense of the system.

Calms and hydrates while gently softening the cleansing experience.

Helps skin retain moisture longer, so it stays soft for hours.

Helps skin look more even-toned over time. Leaves the surface comfortable and soft.

Velvety, medium-weight cream that melts on contact.
Non-greasy with a subtle, dewy glow.
A few unhurried minutes, twice a day. Consistency is what skin responds to.
Apply after the Brightening Serum has fully absorbed.
Take a pearl-sized amount on fingertips.
Dot across forehead, cheeks, nose and chin.
Massage in gentle upward strokes until fully absorbed.
Focus extra attention on dry patches or dull zones.
Use as the final face step before SPF in the morning, or as the last step in the evening.
It moisturises. It helps support the skin barrier, soothes dry skin and helps reduce the feeling of tightness that sets in by mid-afternoon, with antioxidant care in the mix. It is the last step of the routine, over the serum, and the one that stops the actives underneath from evaporating off. Skin is left soft and hydrated rather than coated.
Anyone whose skin feels tight a few hours after cleansing, or still feels dry an hour after a serum. It is made for all skin types and is not specific to any gender; in peak humidity most people simply use less. It contains wheat germ oil, which matters if you avoid wheat-derived ingredients. As with any new leave-on product, patch test on the inner forearm for twenty-four hours first.
Velvety and medium-weight. It melts on contact rather than sitting on the surface, and finishes non-greasy with a subtle dewy glow. Give it a minute to settle before sunscreen or makeup; it sits under both without pilling.
Rosa damascena flower water is the base of the formula in place of plain water, which is why the cream smells faintly of rose; there is no added fragrance. Niacinamide (vitamin B3) is fourth on the list. Ceramide NP helps skin retain moisture longer, centella asiatica extract is there for its triterpenes, and green tea leaf extract adds antioxidant care.
Because the money goes where it does not show. Ceramide NP is built synthetically rather than extracted, which is where its cost sits, and it works at fractions of a percent, so it never looks impressive on a label. The cream also has an independent lab report, tested against GSO 1943:2024 for heavy metals, 1,4-dioxane, fragrance allergens and microbiology, published on our lab test reports page.
It is the last leave-on step. Cleanse, apply the Brightening Face & Body Serum, wait about thirty seconds for it to absorb, then press the cream over face and neck in upward strokes. In the morning sunscreen goes on top of it; at night it is the final step.
The cream works on its own as a daily moisturiser. The serum is a lighter, more concentrated step that sits underneath it. If you are building a routine one product at a time, start with the cream and add the serum when you want a more active step.