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Description
Epaderm Cream, developed by Mölnlycke Health Care, is a versatile 2-in-1 emollient and skin cleanser designed to manage a variety of dry skin conditions such as eczema, psoriasis, and dermatitis. Crafted by dermatologists, it offers relief for dry, rough, or scaly skin, enhancing hydration and softness with regular use.
Key Benefits
- Moisturising and Protective: Epaderm Cream forms a protective barrier on the skin to retain moisture, reducing the risk of skin tears. It is ideal for use after washing or swimming to replenish essential skin oils.
- Non-Greasy Formula: The cream is light, quickly absorbed, and non-greasy, making it suitable for all ages, including babies. It is safe for use during pregnancy and breastfeeding.
Free From
- Fragrance
- Colouring
- Sodium Lauryl Sulphate (SLS)
- Parabens
- Steroids
Suitable For
- Sensitive Skin: Epaderm Cream is free from common irritants, making it suitable for sensitive skin. It can be used on the face, though contact with eyes and broken skin should be avoided.
- Immediate Effectiveness: Provides immediate moisturisation, eliminating the need for separate cleansers or moisturisers.
Ingredients
- Purified Water EP
- Liquid Paraffin Ph. Eur.
- Yellow Soft Paraffin BP
- Cetomacrogol Emulsifying Wax BP
- Chlorocresol
- Glycerine BP
Directions for Use
- Application: Apply generously to affected areas in the direction of hair growth, especially after washing or swimming.
- As a Cleanser: Lather under warm water and use as a soap substitute.
- For Bathing: Melt a small amount in hot water, allow to cool, then add to the bath.
Precautions
- Patch Test: Recommended before first use.
- Avoid Contact: Keep away from eyes and broken skin.
- External Use Only: Mild irritation may occur; discontinue use if necessary.
Packaging and Availability
Epaderm Cream is available in sizes ranging from 25g to 500g. The 500g size includes a convenient 'twist and lock' pump dispenser. Packaging is ISCC certified with FSC certified paper, reflecting a commitment to sustainability.
