HERBAP MATRIX Scar Repair Gel (15g) | Daily Scar Care

HERBAP MATRIX Scar Repair Gel is a thoughtfully formulated addition to an everyday scar-care routine. Created by the HERBAP MATRIX brand, this lightweight gel brings together a plant-based formula and a product-first approach to consistent, mindful skin care.

Whether you are caring for the appearance of a healed scar or building a more considered post-procedure routine, HERBAP MATRIX is designed to make daily care feel simple and easy to maintain.

Why HERBAP MATRIX

• Plant-based formula: developed around a botanical ingredient profile that includes fern-derived flavanol glycosides.
• Brand-led innovation: HERBAP MATRIX presents its product technology, research background and product-use information through its official brand resources.
• Made for routine: a convenient 15g format for keeping your daily care routine consistent.

How to use

Use only as directed on the product packaging. Apply to clean, dry, fully closed skin. Do not apply to open wounds or irritated skin. Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs, stop use and seek advice from a qualified health professional. For questions about scar care after a procedure, follow your clinician's instructions first.

Choosing a consistent routine

Skin changes over time, and individual routines vary. Use the product consistently according to its labelled directions and allow your skin-care routine to be guided by your individual needs. If you are pregnant, breastfeeding, recovering from a procedure or managing a skin concern, please seek guidance from a qualified health professional before introducing a new product.

Product details

• Size: 15g
• Brand: HERBAP MATRIX
• Suitable for: everyday care for the appearance of healed scars, used as directed
• Storefront: viinis — The Art of the Orient, Delivered to Your Door

Need help choosing a routine?

Read our scar-care journal for general education, or contact the viinis team for product-order support. Product information on this page is general in nature and is not a substitute for medical advice.