Impruv (Overseas) Impruv Cream Reviews

Name: (Overseas) Impruv Cream
Brand: Impruv
Rating: 4.36 (11 reviews)

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5 Reviews

jjjen2016
Feb 11, 2019
Dry Skin
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Pros
My skin was extremely dry, causing flakiness and a stinging sensation, but after using impruv for just two days, those symptoms disappeared and my skin became soft and supple.
Cons
It was really difficult to find in Canada. I heard that impruv is sold under that name in North America, so I went to drugstores and finally found a 75ml bottle on clearance for $5.

피부미인될거라쿠
Aug 2, 2018
Combination SkinSensitive SkinAcne Skin
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Pros
While living in Canada for a few months, my acne suddenly exploded. After some consideration, I realized it was likely due to the dryness. So I searched for a moisturizing and gentle product, and found that this was the North American version of Physiogel. When I applied it, the dryness-induced acne problem was greatly reduced.
Cons
Those with severe dehydration may still experience dryness even when using this product.
Tip
Before applying this, I first used a highly moisturizing essence.

jjmasd
Apr 4, 2018
Dry SkinSensitive Skinproduct.Atopy Skin
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Pros
It's like a moisturizing cream that the whole family can use together~ My husband, my baby, and I are all using it, and I think it's the best moisturizing cream for the price!!
Cons
Sometimes, the strong medicinal smell from certain products has made me exchange them..

gio918
Mar 18, 2018
Dry Skinproduct.Atopy Skin
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Pros
I purchased this product based on recommendations online, and it worked very well for moisturizing during the dry, cold winter. It absorbed nicely without any greasiness, and was easy to apply.
Cons
Since I've been dealing with severe atopic dermatitis lately, there was a slight itchy feeling when I first started using it, but I got used to it and it ended up being fine.

정민아토미
Jun 28, 2017
Dry SkinSensitive Skin
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Pros
We've been using it since our baby was born. The baby had severe eczema, but after applying it for about two days, the skin returned to its clean state! In Korea, it's called Physiogel, and in North America, it's called Impruv. I happened to search for it and found that it doesn't contain harmful ingredients and is safe enough to apply to the baby! The baby is now starting to develop eczema on the face, and I'm applying it, but it's a highly moisturizing cream that can also be used for dry skin or atopic dermatitis! While it's not easily available at stores or pharmacies, it's always in stock at London Drugs!
Cons
This is our third bottle, and we've noticed a unique fragrance that the other creams didn't have. It's on the oily side, so our baby's face looks a bit shiny after applying it, but it goes away quickly.
Tip
At London Drugs, the 75ml size is $16.99, but I heard you can get the 150ml size at Costco for around the same price. I've checked a few places, but couldn't find it. Instead, I found it on www.well.ca, where the 75ml is $14.99 and the 150ml is around $30. It seems regular stores like supermarkets don't carry it, and you have to check the stock at London Drugs beforehand.