Product Review: Physiogel Cleanser

Here is the product review Physiogel cleanser.  I wash my face with it daily for several months.  My skin type is oily and sensitive. I got some acne on my face.  Hope the review will be helpful for you guys to buy a facial cleanser.

Size: 150/300 ml.

Product claim: Physiogel is the hypoallergenic, non-comedogenic soap-free cleanser that cleanses, soothes and softens without drying skin.   Its non-greasy formula doesn’t contain animal fats, providing a gentle cleansing and maintenance of the skin natural pH balance.

Product review (my own comment) :

I’ve used the Physiogel cleanser for several months and it’s very gentle cleanser.  After washing with the Physiogel cleanser, my face is mild, not dry like when I washed with facial soap got from my dermatologist. 

• Price of Physiogel cleanser is not expensive and it can be used for the long time. (Mine is 150 ml.)  Therefore, Physiogel cleanser may be one of the good choices for anyone looking for the gentle facial cleanser.  I recommend strongly if you have the dry or sensitive skin.

• If you ask me whether I’ll go on buying it, I’ll do certainly.  Physiogel cleanser is not expensive and easy to find in the medical shops.  Besides, my face is gentle, not dry when I wash my face with it.

 

Note:

• As I don’t wear the makeup, I also can’t confirm whether Physiogel cleanser can remove the makeup or heavy sun screen. 

• The smell of Physiogel cleanser may bother you when you use it at the first time.  I ever hated its smell, too but later I was familiar with it.

• As I know, the Physiogel cleanser is not available in USA.  You may buy it from the online shops.

• Using Physiogel cleanser cannot guarantee 100% that you won’t have an acne on your face.  The cleanser can make your face clean but there are another factors to have acne like stress, nutrition or resting time.  So you should take care of yourself, too. 

Ingredient:
Purified Water, PEG-4000, cetostearyl alcohol, sodium cocolyisethionate, disodium hydrogen phosphate, citric acid, methylparaben, proplyparaben, butylparaben, fragrance