Australian Creams MkII 250g (Sorbolene)

I had been spending about twice as much for Sorbolene cream, when I found this. The bottle is a bit smaller, but the price is much better. The old company stop selling this product, probably because no one wanted to pay their price. This is a little thinner than the other, but works just as well. I will continue to buy from this company as long as they keep the price where it is.

This is a very nice hand cream. It softens and absorbs well and it not greasy or irritating. However, it is not what I consider a true cream because like other users I found it to be a thinner consistency than I was looking for. I have extreme dry spots and need something with better emollients and staying power. But very good for general use.

I needed something to moisturize new skin after a second degree burn. When I opened it , it was watery. I used some that way and then thought maybe I should shake it. I could hear a plastic disk that I assume was for mixing the contents. That helped but it was still thinner than a lotion. Since delicate healed skin after a burn needs to be treated more sensitively, could this be the reason for the lighter consistency? It didn't help to "ask the seller". They blamed extreme temperature change in transporting. Could we please get a straight answer from the manufacturer.

Living in Georgia USA I had never heard of Sorbolene or the Australian company that makes it [G&M Cosmetics Pty., Ltd.,.] I was Googling information on "Dermatology" & "Cellulitis" and started reading an article from a Dermatology Journal from down in Australia & this "Sorbolene" creme was mentioned as a good but very gentle moisturizer to use on my still tender healing skin. After I read about "Sorbolene" I immediately Googled it to see if it was available in the U.S.A. and it was! So I looked on Amazon & they had it, so I ordered it. I thought to myself I'll try this in just one spot first to make sure it doesn't somehow inflame my still healing skin. I tried it on the small spot for a day and it helped. Then I started using it more and more and after my course of antibiotics [Keflex & Bactrim] & daily waring of compression socks when out of bed, my Cellulitis is nearly gone along w/the dryness & itchiness. N.B. I used this sparingly, not globbing it on--just as a moisturizer for my lower legs (where I had the Cellulitis) but also my arms. Now I use it every day on my 64 yo arms & legs. Bottom line, I highly recommend this Sorbolene MkII Creme! I'll be ordering more soon. THANK YOU G&M Cosmetics Pty Australia!

Not cream at all. More like a milky lotion. I got it for chamois cream for bike riding. If you til this on its side it will fall right over the edge (ask me how I know). It used to be thick, now it sucks. I will have to get a diff brand.

Incredible, works will nothing else will work. Just the right consistency to apply to previously burned skin. Very healing. Better than any American product I have found. Works well on dry feet and legs.

No greasy residue. Really absorbs in.

Looking for a replacement for Sorbolene cream that helped my son so much. He'd been trying the lotion but needed something thicker. This is very watery AND it contains almond oil. He has a nut allergy. I relied on the ingredients in the Q&A and just now read the package myself.