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Enviado por DocMorris
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Enviado por DocMorris
Enviado por DocMorris
Enviado por DocMorris
Enviado por DocMorris
Isdin Oatmeal with ceramides is a cream that moisturizes, softens, protects and calms itching. Its colloidal oatmeal formulation helps restore the skin's barrier effect while preventing water loss and skin dryness.
Suitable for sensitive skin of adults and children.
Moisturize your skin!
Apply to clean, dry skin on face and body twice a day, morning and evening.
PURE COLLOIDAL OATMEAL 5%.BORAGE OIL.CERAMIDES.GLYCOCERAMIDES.ALOE VERA GEL.NON-IONIC EUDERMIC EMULSIFIERS.
Aloe vera is well known for its topical use. This is because of its mucilage (gel) and high-water content that provide a barrier against skin dehydration. It can be found in products for oily and sensitive skin, sun care products such as aftersun lotions and also in toothpastes.
Cosmetic products containing its extract have moisturising, soothing and healing properties. They also provide a cooling sensation on irritated skin. It is an ingredient suitable for all skin types.
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Manufacturer details
Manufacturing data details relevant information from the product manufacturer.
ISDIN LABORATORIOS
Provençals 33, 08019, Barcelona
marta.riera@isdin.com
https://www.isdin.com/
It does not moisturize at all, the skin is very flaky, I do not recommend it
Anonymous A.
It is an essential product in my daily care
Anonymous A.
I've used it before, that's why I say it by asking
Anonymous A.
