Oilatum Junior Bath Additive 150ml and 50 similar items

Oilatum Junior Bath Additive 150ml - Junior Bath Additive - Light liquid paraffin - Soothing bath treatment for eczema and dry skin conditions - Rehydrates and protects Oilatum Junior Bath Additive is a treatment for your child's eczema or related dry skin conditions. This wash works by forming a protective film on the skin surface to reduce moisture loss and help hydrate, soothe and soften the skin. Using Oilatum Junior Bath Additive can help to protect your child's skin to prevent future dryness with regular use at bath time. This wash works for more than just the affected areas, and is an effective cleanser for the whole body, cleansing the skin without the need for soap. Both fragrance-free and soap-free, our product is suitable for babies and children. To use, in the bath for babies: Add oe to 2 capfuls to a small bath of water. Apply gently over the whole body. Pat dry gently. In the bath for children: add 1 to 3 capfuls to a 20cm bath of water. Soak for 10-20 minutes and then pat dry gently. Oilatum Junior Bath Additive is a medicine for eczema and related dry skin conditions. Contains light liquid paraffin. Always read the label. Oilatum Junior Bath Additive is a treatment for eczema and related dry skin conditionsx - Hydrates and protects the skin - 91% of mums agree it was gentle on their child's skin Ingredients: Active Ingredients: Light liquid Paraffin 63.4% w/w, Other ingredients: Acetylated Lanolin Alcohols, Isopropyl Palmitate, Polyethylene Glycol 400 Dilaurate, Macrogol Ester Preparation and Usage: - Directions - Always use with water. - Bath: Add 1-3 capfuls to an 8 inch bath of water. Soak for 10-20 minutes, pat dry. - Infant Bath: Add 1/2 to 2 capfuls to a small bath of water. Apply gently over the entire body with a sponge. Pat dry. - Skin Cleansing: Rub a small amount into wet skin, rinse off and pat dry. Warnings: Take care against slipping in the bath. Avoid contact with eyes. Do not use if allergic to any of the ingredients listed. Reporting of side effects