How to read our piggy lines and labels
We put our black piggy mascot on tubs, bottles, and tubes across several distinct product lines. This guide maps out what Milky Piggy, Witch Piggy, Green Piggy, and Gold CF-Nest cover, which key ingredients repeat inside each group, and how to read the labels so you know what is in the jar.
Milky Piggy covers daily staples
Milky Piggy is our broadest collection. It holds cleansers, body scrubs, sun sticks, sheet pads, and basic moisture creams. Inside this line you will see formulas like our Milky Piggy Retinol Cream with 69.9% swiftlet nest extract, the 100% Shea Butter tub, and the 22 g Great Block Stick with SPF 50+.
Look for the Hell-Pore tag under Milky Piggy when you want products focused on pore cleansing and dead skin. This includes our subacidity Enzyme Powder Wash and the Wine Sparkling Peeling Pad with 5000 ppm wine extract. These products are made for everyday steps from washing to sun protection.
Witch Piggy focuses on serums
Witch Piggy brings together concentrated liquid formulas in dropper bottles. The line focuses on targeted steps that you apply right after cleansing and before heavier creams. The labels highlight primary active ingredients clearly on the front of the bottle.
Our Witch Piggy Hell Pore Control Serum, for example, comes in a 50 ml dropper bottle formulated with 97% hyaluronic acid. It delivers water to the skin surface to restore moisture balance and help soften dry texture. If you prefer light, liquid layers, check this line.
Green Piggy and Gold CF-Nest lines
Green Piggy is built around simple moisture, best known by our Green Piggy 50% Collagen Cream in the 100 g tub. It is a straightforward cream designed to sit on the skin and lock in moisture.
Gold CF-Nest collects formulas made with swiftlet nest extract and gold ingredients. The Gold CF Nest B Jo Eye Want Cream contains 50% swiftlet nest extract along with shea butter and sea buckthorn oil. It functions as a full-face eye cream to help with the appearance of wrinkles, while our gold eye patches use 24K gold and hyaluronic acid for the eye area.
How to read our tub names and labels
Reading our labels is simple once you break down the parts. The first words state the brand and line name, such as Elizavecca Milky Piggy or Elizavecca Witch Piggy. The middle words tell you the main purpose or texture, like Hell-Pore, Hydro Aqua Jella, or Peeling Pad.
The final part tells you the lead ingredient and format. If a tub says Retinol Cream, 50% Collagen Cream, or Hyaluronic Acid, that component is the core of the formula. Check the back of the tub for weight in grams or volume in millilitres, along with usage notes such as applying sun cream when using retinol during the day.
