Physiogel A.I. Cream

I bought this Physiogel Calming A.I. cream for dry, irritated skin when I was visiting Hong Kong. I had eczematous cheilitis around the lips and atopic dermatitis on the chin. I had to go to a dermatologist! He prescribed a steroid cream for 1 week, then suggested that I buy this Physiogel cream and to avoid scented moisturisers for a couple of months to let my skin calm down. So I began to use …Read more

If you want to have a red blotchy face please use this. This sadly flares me up. Makes my face felt warm and uncomfortable. Major thumb down for this.

I started using this five when my dermatologist diagnosed me of rosacea. It was simple and non-irritating which I found good. And I was ok for a while except for the usual ruddiness which I have accepted. Lately though my rosacea flared up again and my skin was tight and dry and the texture was really bad. I bought it again but in the Calming Relief variant. I checked the ingredients and …Read more

1st my face is super duper sensitive, and also quite thin and also got some problem so i decide to do 'chemical peel' treatment... i know after this treatment my skin will be more weak as in have to really wear a good sunblock and have to apply plenty of moisturiser cream...
the 1st 2 treatment result was good after recover, and the 3rd time after treatment i direct apply TST YEAST …Read more

I first bought this product to treat dry, flaky spots on my face (result of an allergic reaction to something I ate) and it worked well to clear that up! I like that it's unscented, and it has also never caused me to break out. As a moisturizer, however, I only use this when I travel to places where the air is cold and/or dry. I have slightly oily skin and live in the tropics where it is …Read more

This product is really good for sensitive skin. It doesn't clog pore and keep the moisture all night. I think this product should use only in dry area not in T-zone in case you have sensitive-combination skin like me. Also this help to fix your barrier and reduce redness if you use it as a long term product. Hope this review help you find your best skin care product.

I have bought all kinds of creams, and none worked. Finally I went to the derm for my acne prone skin and some blemishes, I was very dry and this helped out. I just emailed my Derm asking if I could buy a full size bottle, I plan to stick with it, but only at night because it's a bit oily. But it's good for sensitive skin so that does not bother me if its oily, it does not make me break …Read more

Review is for Physiogel - A.I. Cream.

This was my saviour. It was effective in clearing up the allergy I was recovering from. The allergy left me with a red, swollen, and itchy cheek. I've tried the regular Physiogel lotion previously for a similar allergy but the A.I cream is a lot better to alleviate the itch and dryness. A bit of this goes a long way. It leaves a thin film that …Read more

Physiogel Calming Relief Cream - For Dry, Irritated and Sensitive Skin (Name in Australia)

I received 50ml of this to try as part of a gift bag. Let me start out by saying, I have heaps of facial moisturisers. They're something I like to invest in and take me time to find 'the one' because I have eczema and perioral dermatitis prone skin. Welll.... what are the chances …Read more

I just love this cream, I started using it 2 days ago and I must say I haven't seen the result het but I am just wondering if it is also good for Brown skin? Please advise?

I decided to use it because a friend of mine recommended it. But I am not sure if it is good on brown skin...your answer will be much appreciated!