CELLFUSION C

CELLFUSION C is a skincare brand sold as K-beauty. On the packaging you read "Cell Fusion C" in three words; product pages at Ma Petite Coree write it CELLFUSIONC in their titles. Both spellings mean the same brand, and you can search for it under either one.

The brand's Korean website states that it is run by the company CMS LAB, in Seoul. At Ma Petite Coree, the selection runs from sunscreens to cleansers, toners, serums, creams and masks. This page helps you find your way by line name, without having to remember every reference.

The lines described here are groupings by name, made by Ma Petite Coree from the product titles. Radiance Vita includes, for example, the Radiance Vita Gel Cleanser, the Radiance Vita Toner and the Radiance Vita Ampoule; vitamin C and niacinamide are named on the toner's label. Glass Skin gathers the Glass Skin Toner, the Glass Skin Serum and the Glass Skin Collagen x Mask, whose title mentions collagen.

The Post Alpha line includes pads like the Post Alpha Cica Cooling Pad, masks like the Post Alpha Cooling Peptide Gel Mask and the Post Alpha Cica Cooling Gel Mask, and an ampoule, the Post Alpha Cooling Peptide Ampoule. The Mild Acidic Barrier line includes the Mild Acidic Barrier Cleansing Foam, the Mild Acidic Barrier Toner and the Mild Acidic Barrier Cream; "Low pH" is printed on the packaging.

For sun care, the line names are Laser UV, Aquatica, Blemish Toning, Tone-Up Sun Base and Stick Sun. You will also find targeted care like the Salmon PDRN Ampoule, whose title mentions PDRN (polydeoxyribonucleotide), or the Laser Rejuvenation Cream.

• To cleanse: a foam like the Mild Acidic Barrier Cleansing Foam, a gel like the Radiance Vita Gel Cleanser or an oil like the PHA Enzyme Pore Cleansing Oil.
• For sun care: a tube, a stick or a Tone-Up base, depending on the shape you like to wear every day.
• For a multi-step routine: stay within one line, for example Radiance Vita, Glass Skin or Post Alpha.
• For reactive skin: patch-test first and read the product page. Cosmetic advice, not medical advice.

To browse by type of care, open the sunscreen, cleanser, serum, cream or mask collections: each contains CELLFUSION C products.

To complete a routine, also look at toners, eye care and sets. You can also explore similar brands such as MEDICUBE or AESTURA.

According to the brand's Korean website, CELLFUSION C presents itself as a lab dedicated to the sun, studying the way the sun ages skin, and offers an approach it calls "Sun-aging Skincare". That is the brand speaking, and we report it as such. It explains why sunscreens sit alongside face care in the selection.

The packaging is easy to recognize: the name Cell Fusion C is printed in full, with the line name underneath, such as Radiance Vita, Glass Skin or Aquatica. On several sunscreens, SPF50+ PA++++ is printed on the label. Always read the label and the ingredient list on the product page before choosing.

To discover the brand, here are a few pointers based on the product titles. A sunscreen in a tube: the Laser UV Sunscreen, the Aquatica Cooling Sunscreen or the Derma Relief Sunscreen. A stick sunscreen: the Stick Sun. A Tone-Up Sun Base: the Blurring Tone-Up Sun Base Sunscreen. To cleanse: the Mild Acidic Barrier Cleansing Foam or the PHA Enzyme Pore Cleansing Oil.

To hydrate and finish your routine: the Red Ultimate Cream, the Glass Skin Collagen Cream or the Mild Acidic Barrier Cream. For an occasional treat: the Glass Skin Collagen x Mask or the Post Alpha Cooling Peptide Gel Mask. This is a starting selection, not a ranking.