Review on Rovectin Barrier Repair Moisturizing Cream: Astaxanthin & Ceramide Face and Body Cream (5.9 fl oz) by Ronda Allen

Tried several "protective creams" which can be confusing. In this review, I am primarily referring to moisturizers that aim to "fix" your skin barrier by soothing/soothing your irritated skin and strengthening your skin barrier. They can contain a variety of ingredients, but usually contain soothing ingredients and skin-like substances such as ceramides, panthenol, or madecassoside. Therefore, among the ones I've tried, I would say that Zeroid and Rovectin stand out the most in terms of composition. Rovectin eventually wins and becomes my favorite winter cream thanks to two factors: 1) it's a little thicker and feels a little more moisturizing than Zeroid 2) it's cheaper. I used Zeroid 5% urea cream and it was about $18 for 60ml compared to $29 for 175ml of Rovectin. It's still not that cheap, but compared to many other "protective creams", especially patented ceramide complexes such as Aetsura, Mamonde, I would say the price is fair. never really want to dive in. It's a bit like an (aqueous) sunscreen and can feel a bit sticky afterwards (compared to, for example, Ceroid, which melts instantly on your skin). This isn't exactly a unique problem, as some other creams, like Soon Jung 2x Intense Barrier Cream, have had this problem (although it's not as thick as Rovectin). Overall I would definitely recommend this product for dry skin and/or you live in very dry areas.