Twelve ingredients doing three jobs — calming, hydrating and clearing — in one daily cream.
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The name is the formula: three ingredients for blemish care, four for nourishment, five for soothing. Twelve in total, each with a stated job - which is a more honest way to build a cream than a list of forty where nobody can say what half of them do.
A medium-weight cream that absorbs without residue - substantial enough to seal a routine, light enough for daily wear in humidity.

Part of the soothing group, and the most evidence-backed of them for redness and irritation.

In the nourishing group. The lipids the barrier is built from, and what holds water in place.

Provitamin B5, working across both the soothing and nourishing halves of the formula.
Dr.Althea's 345 Relief Cream is named after its own structure, which tells you more than most product names manage.
Three ingredients for blemish care, four for nourishment, five for soothing - twelve in total, each with a stated purpose. That transparency is worth something in a category where a forty-ingredient list often hides the fact that nobody can say what most of them are for.
The soothing group leads with Centella Asiatica, the most evidence-backed of the calming botanicals. The nourishing group centres on ceramides, the lipids the skin barrier is actually built from and what holds water where a humectant put it. Panthenol works across both halves.
The texture is a medium-weight cream - substantial enough to seal a routine, light enough for daily wear in humidity.
Use as the final step morning or night. It suits skin that is both breaking out and reactive, which is the combination most single-purpose creams handle badly: acne creams tend to dry, and calming creams tend to be too rich.
A cream structured around twelve named ingredients with a stated purpose for each is unusually transparent, and it makes the product easy to recommend - you can tell a customer exactly what is in it and why.
Blemish care: Resveratrol, Tannic Acid, Niacinamide. Nourishing care: Beta-Glucan, Hydrolyzed Hyaluronic Acid, Ceramide NP, Rice Bran PDRN (Sodium DNA). Soothing care: Camellia Sinensis Leaf Water, Tea Tree Leaf Water, Centella Asiatica Leaf Water, Madecassoside, Centella Asiatica PDRN.
The last step of a morning or evening routine. Built for the awkward combination of irritated and blemish-prone skin, so it can be used on active breakouts rather than around them.
Take a pea-sized amount and warm it between fingertips so it spreads without dragging.
Press over the face, concentrating on dry, red or recently broken-out areas.
In air-conditioning, apply a second thin layer over the driest patches.
Use twice daily. In the morning, follow with sunscreen.
The 345 is the calming daily cream with a blemish-care element; the 147 is the barrier-repair specialist. If your main problem is a damaged, stinging barrier, the 147 is the better fit.
Yes - it is medium-weight rather than rich, and the blemish-care ingredients are there for congestion-prone skin.
Yes, and it is a sensible partner. Apply the active first, let it absorb, then this as the sealing step.
Yes, which is part of why it suits skin that is reactive as well as blemish-prone.
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