Description
Oilatum Junior Eczema and Dry Skin Emollient Bath Additive, 600ml
Oilatum Junior Eczema and Dry Skin Emollient Bath Additive contains light liquid paraffin and has been specially developed to produce a soothing milky bath to treat eczema and dry skin in children and babies.
Oilatum Junior forms an emollient film on the skin surface to reduce moisture loss, to soothe, soften and rehydrate
the skin. It also cleanses the skin so soaps are not needed.
- specially developed Junior Bath Additive to produce a soothing milky bath
- Forms an emollient film on the skin surface to reduce moisture loss, to hydrate, soothe and soften the skin
- Protects the skin to help prevent future dryness
- Suitable for babies and children
- Contains light liquid paraffin.
How does Oilatum Junior Bath Additive work?
- Oilatum replenishes the skins moisture barrier
- Oilatum forms a protective film that moisturises and hydrates the skin
- Oilatum protects dry and eczema-prone skin
Benefits of Oilatum Junior Bath Additive
- Developed for babies and children
- Treatment for eczema
- Protects dry skin
- Improves skin hydration
- Suitable for bath time
What is an emollient?
An emollient is a medical moisturising product, which rehydrates dry skin and helps restore its natural defences. Emollients keep water in and irritants out by creating a protective layer on the skin, allowing skin cells to rehydrate and restore the skin barrier. Emollients moisturise and soothe, ease itching and soften cracks in the skin, and when used correctly can greatly reduce the symptoms of atopic eczema.
Managing eczema and dry skin conditions with Oilatum Junior Bath Additive
Complete emollient therapy simply means using a combination of emollients in a daily skincare routine to wash and moisturise, helping to provide optimal benefit. Children and adults with atopic eczema should bathe or shower at least once per day, using an emollient product rather than a soap-based one. An emollient cream should be applied immediately after washing and throughout the day to make sure the skin stays moisturised.
Emollients should be used in large quantities, applied over the whole body.
For generalised eczema, NICE guidance recommends use of 250–500 grams of leave-on emollient per week.
It’s really important to keep using emollients even when the skin is not in a flare