Centella asiatica. It may not look like much at first glance, but behind its small leaves lies an ancient treasure that's all the rage in Japan... and soon in your bathroom. Nicknamed "tiger grass ...

Centella asiatica (often just called centella ... In England, where it's known by the lowly name pennywort for it's coin-shaped leaves, it was one of the earliest treatments for leprosy.

“Cica is derived from Centella asiatica, a leafy herb that has been used for generations as an edible plant, as well as for applying topically on skin,” says Julie Monti, senior director of ...

Centella asiatica, commonly known as Gotu Kola, is a revered herb in traditional Asian medicine, known for its extensive health and skincare benefits. Often dubbed the herb of longevity ...

“Many Korean sunscreens are also formulated with skin care ingredients, like hyaluronic acid, niacinamide and Centella asiatica to improve ... it’s hydrating and leaves a dewy finish on ...

Centella asiatica, or as it’s more popularly known, cica. This botanical wonder seems to be everywhere, from soothing creams to anti-ageing serums, and skincare devotees can’t get enough.