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Recherches populaires
- aquaphor
- eczema
- keratosis pilaris
- uera
- ultrasensitive
Produits populaires
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How to Use
Apply as frequently as needed on affected areas.
A small fingertip of product is normally enough for both your hands. A medium fingertip of product is about right for problem areas on baby’s skin and a slightly larger amount is ideal for each of your feet.
Massage into your skin using your fingertips. The ointment spreads easily as it warms.
Do not use on open, bleeding or wet wounds. Wait until skin has re-epithelialized before using the product.
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Dry to very dry, cracked skin
Apply regularly to problem areas such as the knees, elbows, knuckles, cuticles and heels The handy 7ml, 10ml and 45ml packs make it easy to pop in your bag, carry around with you and reapply whenever needed
Dry hands and cuticles
Apply as often as needed, and every time you wash your hands A fingertip of product is normally enough for your hands. As it warms, the ointment massages gently into your skin The texture makes it easy to use on specific problem areas and for softening cuticles An ideal overnight treatment for very dry hands or cracked knuckles. Use with or without cotton gloves as you prefer.
Cracked heels and feet
Apply after showering or bathing A large fingertip of product normally enough for each of your feet As it warms, the ointment massages gently into your skin The texture makes it easy to use on specific problem areas An ideal overnight treatment for very dry feet and cracked heels
Skincare for minor burns
Apply gently to minor (superficial, first degree) burns Do not use on open wounds: wait for skin to re-epithelialize (form new tissue) before applying. You can read more about how to care for minor burns in How should I care for minor burns? For advice on how to care for more serious burns consult your doctor.
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