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Apr 18, 2024
I decided to try the Physiogel Red Soothing AI Cream after hearing it was lighter than other Physiogel creams and suitable for oily and combination skin types. Firstly, the texture is a thick white cream with quite a high viscosity. However, it doesn't apply poorly. Despite its firm appearance, it spreads smoothly on the skin. The only downside is that it doesn't absorb very well, so it takes a bit of time to fully sink in after application.
As for the finish, while not terrible, it does leave a slightly greasy and shiny feeling. No matter how much I try to get it to absorb, that oily surface feeling doesn't go away. While it might work for those with dry skin, as someone with combination skin, I found it too greasy and heavy. It's like it creates a film on the skin, which feels a bit suffocating. Another disappointment was that I developed small blemishes after using it. Perhaps there's an ingredient that doesn't agree with me, or maybe it's just too rich for my skin. If you have super sensitive skin like mine, make sure to patch test before purchasing. I'd recommend this more for those with dry skin rather than oily or combination types!

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