
Why it belongs in your routine
Targeted care, made simple
Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream is a lightweight Korean moisturiser for skin that feels dry, sensitive or easily stressed. Its comfortable cream texture helps add lasting moisture without making a skincare routine feel heavy.
Best for: sensitive-feeling, dry, combination or barrier-conscious routines.
Why choose Dr. Althea 345 Relief Cream?
- Lightweight cream texture that layers comfortably
- Helps skin feel moisturised, soft and comfortable
- Suitable as the moisturising step in a simple morning or evening routine
- Pairs well with gentle toners, hydrating serums and daily sunscreen
Key formula features
- Panthenol: a conditioning ingredient often used in moisture-supporting formulas.
- Centella-derived ingredients: popular in Korean skincare for calm, comfortable-feeling routines.
- Humectants: help attract and retain moisture at the skin’s surface.
- Botanical ingredients: complement the cream’s gentle, everyday positioning.
How to use
Apply after toner and serum as the moisturising step of your routine. Smooth a small amount over the face and neck, adding more where skin feels dry. In the morning, follow with sunscreen.
Build a sensitive-skin routine
Keep the rest of the routine simple and introduce new products gradually. Explore our Korean skincare for sensitive skin, read the sensitive-skin routine guide, or learn more in our Centella skincare guide.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use it morning and evening?
Yes. It can be used as the moisturising step in either routine. Adjust the amount to how your skin feels.
Can it be layered with a serum?
Yes. Apply lighter toner or serum textures first, then follow with the cream.
Should sensitive skin patch test it?
Patch testing is a sensible precaution whenever you introduce a new skincare product, especially if your skin is easily reactive.
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Good to know
Patch test first
Skin is individual. Introduce one new product at a time, follow the label, and discontinue use if irritation occurs.