Can your moisturizer teach your skin to hydrate itself?

This barrier-repairing cream doesn’t just moisturize—it helps restore your skin’s own ability to stay hydrated and calm, even in harsh environments.

Dr.G Dermoisture Barrier D Intense Cream is a functional daily moisturizer designed for dry, sensitive, or barrier-damaged skin. Backed by dermatological science, this formula goes beyond surface hydration—helping your skin rebuild its own moisture-retaining capacity through provitamin D, Filaggrin-boosting technology, and resilience-enhancing moss extract.

At the heart of this formula is the Dermoisture Complex, a Dr.G patented blend that deeply hydrates while supporting the natural production of NMF (natural moisturizing factors). Provitamin D soothes and replenishes, while the Filaggrin Booster (Vitamin D + Moss Extract) helps improve your skin’s ability to adapt and thrive—even in dry or extreme conditions.

Its hypoallergenic pH 4.5 base mirrors healthy skin’s natural acidity, making it ideal for sensitive, tight, or rough skin, whether caused by over-cleansing, windburn, or reactive flare-ups. Though rich in function, its creamy-lotion texture glides on light—perfect for daily use on both face and body.

Key Benefits

• Restores Skin Function: Filaggrin booster supports skin’s own moisture production
• Intensive Hydration: Dermoisture Complex provides lasting moisture retention
• Skin Barrier Protection: Proven to defend skin in harsh, dehydrating environments
• pH 4.5 Balanced: Ideal for compromised, red, or inflamed skin barriers
• Lightweight Yet Rich: Creamy feel absorbs easily with no greasy residue
• Face & Body Use: Safe for large surface areas and delicate facial skin

Perfect For

• Dry or very dry skin that feels tight, rough, or flaky
• Sensitive skin recovering from over-cleansing or irritation
• Users needing daily moisture with a long-lasting, skin-strengthening effect
• Barrier-focused skincare routines or minimalistic, hypoallergenic needs
• Face or body zones exposed to dry air, wind, heaters, or environmental stress