SKIN1004 Centella Sets and Routines in Australia: Which Set Suits Your Skin Type

There is a reason the word set is one of the most searched in skincare. A set removes the awkward middle part of shopping: the reading, the comparing, the worrying about whether the toner and the cream will actually get along. SKIN1004 has several, and they are built for quite different people. Here is how to choose the one that fits yours.

The Beauty Desk · SKIN1004 · 8 minute read

If you have searched for skin1004 set, centella skincare set or skin1004 routine, this is the comparison. The brand story is in our SKIN1004 in Australia guide, the wider range is in our SKIN1004 range guide, and everything is in the SKIN1004 collection.

The Travel Kit, for trying it small

The SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Travel Kit ($45.00) is the lowest-risk way in. You get small sizes to test how your skin feels over a couple of weeks before committing to full bottles. It also earns its place in a carry-on.

The Double Cleansing Duo, for the first step

The SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Double Cleansing Duo ($45.00) pairs the light cleansing oil with the ampoule foam. It suits anyone who wears sunscreen daily, which in Australia is most of us.

The Complete Soothing Skincare Set, for the full routine

The SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella Complete Soothing Skincare Set ($143.00) is the Madagascar line in one box, for people who already know they like centella and want the whole routine.

The TECA Intensive Soothing Routine, for a calming focus

The SKIN1004 Madagascar Centella TECA Intensive Soothing Routine Set ($110.00) is the more concentrated, calming-focused option. Check the product page for exactly what is in the box.

The Hydration Routine, for dry or tight-feeling skin

The SKIN1004 Centella and Hyalu-Cica 5-Step Ultimate Hydration Routine ($130.00) pairs centella with hyaluronic acid. It suits skin that feels thirsty or tight, especially in winter or in air conditioning.

Single steps if you do not want a set

If you prefer to build your own, the usual order is the Centella Asiatica Ampoule (from $28.00), then the Toning Toner ($31.99), then the Soothing Cream ($30.00).

What the trend coverage says

Skincare forecasters describe a continuing move towards barrier-focused, preventive routines: fewer harsh treatments, more support for how skin functions over time. Centella, ceramides and panthenol sit squarely in that picture, which is part of why soothing routines have become such a mainstay. As ever, keep sunscreen as the foundation, and keep expectations realistic.

Choosing by skin type

1. Sensitive or reactive: Travel Kit first, then the Complete Set.
2. Dry or tight: the Hydration Routine.
3. Combination: the Double Cleansing Duo plus a toner and ampoule.
4. Oily: look at the Poremizing line instead.
5. Not sure: start small.

Around Australia

• Sydney, NSW: the Duo and a light ampoule.
• Melbourne, VIC: the Hydration Routine in winter.
• Brisbane and the Gold Coast, QLD: keep it light.
• Perth, WA: hydration set.
• Adelaide, SA: swap with the season.
• Canberra, ACT: the Complete Set.
• Hobart, TAS: richer layers.
• Darwin, NT: the Travel Kit.

Where we fit in

Eastern Curlew is an authorised SKIN1004 stockist and we dispatch from Sydney. We sell the products mentioned, so weigh our view accordingly. Prices come from the live product pages and can change.

Frequently asked questions

What is the best SKIN1004 set for beginners?
The Travel Kit at $45.00 is the easiest way to try it.

Is a set cheaper than buying separately?
Check the set page, which shows the price and any compare-at saving.

Which set suits dry skin?
The Centella and Hyalu-Cica Hydration Routine.

Can I mix sets?
Yes, but add one new product at a time and patch test.

Where can I buy SKIN1004 in Australia?
From Eastern Curlew, an authorised stockist, dispatched from Sydney.

This article is general information only. It is not medical advice and does not replace advice from a doctor or dermatologist. Results vary from person to person, and you should patch test new products. This guide draws on our own product pages and on published reviews, trend coverage and editorial features from Australian and international beauty and K-beauty publications and independent reviewers. Product information may change. Last checked: 10 November 2026.