PHYSIOGEL

PHYSIOGEL

rayoflight2022-07-07T21:46:15.000Z
Avene Xeracalm cream or balm, both are good, I'd start with the cream and see if that +
one is rich enough. Bioderma Atoderm - there's also cream and two balm versions, also amazing. Dexeryl cream, Topicrem Ultra Body Milk, A-Derma Exomeg
rayoflight2021-09-27T21:32:51.000Z
If skin is dry to the point where it's flaky then physical exfoliation +
(that's what dry brushing essentially is) is the opposite of what the skin requires. Dry, flaky skin cannot be helped by scrubbing it. Instead, a m
violet_avalon2021-09-27T20:52:08.000Z
i don't think so. please check here +
https://www.easyparapharmacie.com/stiefel-physiogel-a-i-creme-anti-irritante-50ml.html?queryID=8595d747fa421bc446993466e23e483f&objectID=7813&indexNam
violet_avalon2021-09-25T21:20:59.000Z
Physiogel A.I. cream
rayoflight2021-07-03T21:34:09.000Z
Bioderma Node. Either the Fluide or A. Fluide is literally liquid that washes the scalp and A +
is a panthenol-enriched gel that does the same thing. Node stands for 'NO DEtergent' and A stands for 'apaisant' (stands for 'soothing'). The Node ran
Lizzy282021-05-13T12:59:32.000Z
Avene Xeracalm Balm is mineral oil-based but you said you don't do well with high amounts rop
petrolatum (=mineral oil)? Did you already try either Tolerance Extreme Cream or Tolerance Control Balm (formerly Skin Recovery Cream Rich)? Ingred
Lizzy282021-03-07T22:22:12.000Z
Thanks; I tried Physiogel AI Cream eons ago but didn't really like it. I try to avoid olive oil for+
the skin; it's not the best oil esp. not for sensitive/eczema-prone skin.
violet_avalon2021-03-07T22:02:22.000Z
I quite like Physiogel AI Cream; at least it's one that wasn't on your tried list ;)
rayoflight2020-10-28T08:42:46.000Z
I'd maybe first look at other factors like +++
1. How hot the bath/shower water is. The higher the water temperature, the more likely it is to be drying. 2. How long the bath/shower is. If it's li
violet_avalon2020-07-10T21:59:20.000Z
physiogel ai cream, or cicalfate.