What it is :
Eucerin Aquaphor Repairing Ointment gives dry to very dry, cracked and irritated skin the SOS care it needs. The water-free ointment forms a gentle, semi-occlusive, protective barrier over skin that supports the natural transfer of water vapor and oxygen to and from skin allowing skin to ‘breathe’ and strengthen its natural protective barrier. The ointment is enriched with Glycerin and Panthenol. Glycerin is an effective moisturizer that attracts water and helps to keep it in the skin. It works alongside Panthenol which helps to speed up regeneration and repair while also moisturizing skin.
Fragrance- and preservative-free, Eucerin Aquaphor Repairing Ointment has been clinically and dermatologically proven to repair very dry, cracked and irritated skin.
The soothing, transparent ointment is easy to apply and massages gently into problem areas of skin such as the knees and elbows, cracked knuckles and cuticles and cracked heels. With only a few ingredients, it is well tolerated by sensitive skin and is suitable for use on babies and children as well as on minor burns and on skin after superficial dermatological procedures such as laser treatments and chemical peels1. Skin is regenerated, protected and repaired.
Eucerin Aquaphor Repairing Ointment should only be used on re-epithelialized skin (i.e. once new tissue has formed) and not on open, wet or bleeding wounds. Ask your Dermatologist for advice on how long you should wait after treatment before using the product.
Capacity :
90ml
Ingredients :
Paraffinum Liquidum, Cera Microcristallina, Ceresin, Lanolin Alcohol, Panthenol or Dexpanthenol, Glycerin, Bisabolol
How to use :
Application: Apply Eucerin Aquaphor Repairing Ointment as often as you like to soothe and smooth areas of irritated or cracked skin.
Massage: Gently massage the ointment into problem areas of the skin, such as the knees and elbows, cracked knuckles, cuticles, and cracked heels.
Wound Care Caution: Do not apply the product to open, bleeding, or wet wounds. Wait until new tissue has formed (re-epithelialization) before applying the ointment.
Additional Usage: It is suitable for use on babies and children, as well as on minor burns and on skin after superficial dermatological procedures (such as laser treatments and chemical peels).
