Diprobase Advanced Eczema Cream 500ml
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Diprobase Advanced Eczema Cream 500ml
Product features
Diprobase advanced eczema cream is a protective emollient for treating eczema and other dry skin conditions. It relieves and soothes red, inflamed, damaged, dry, or chapped skin. The specialised formula delivers a cooling effect during application and is absorbed effortlessly, supplying up to eight hours of long-lasting moisturisation. Diprobase advanced eczema cream reinforces the skin barrier, shields bare skin, and leaves it hydrated, soft, and smooth with an enhanced appearance. Diprobase is excellent for adults and children and incorporates the active ingredients cetostearyl alcohol and chlorocresol. The latter ingredient includes antibacterial, antiseptic, and antifungal properties. The product is suitable for everyone, even babies.
- A non-greasy protective cream for dry skin
- Steroid-free cream for atopic dermatitis
- Treats eczema
- Hydrates and smoothes the skin
Overview
Diprobase Advanced Eczema Cream can be used for the treatment of eczema and other dry skin conditions. Diprobase advanced eczema cream relieves and soothes red, inflamed, damaged, dry, or chapped skin. Suitable for:
- Dry skin
- Atopic dermatitis
- Eczema
FAQ
How do I use Diprocase advanced eczema cream?
Apply Diprobase advanced eczema cream to the dry skin areas as often as required and massage thoroughly into the skin.
Hazards and Cautions
For external use only. Do not use Diprobase advanced eczema cream in case of known allergies to any ingredient. If an allergic reaction develops, you should stop using the emollient and protective cream and seek medical advice. Keep fabric that has been in contact with this product away from sources of fire including lit cigarettes. Keep out of sight and reach of children.
Other
Ingredients
White soft paraffin, Cetostearyl Alcohol, Liquid Paraffin, Macrogol Cetostearyl Ether, Chlorocresol, Sodium Dihydrogen Phosphate, Sodium Hydroxide, Phosphoric Acid and Purified Water.
