Rhealba Oat Shower Gel for Atopic Skin A-Derma Exomega Emollient Foaming Gel
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Age:
without limitation
Brand: A-Derma
Line: exomega
Product Type: shower gel
Product Properties: cleansing, soothing
Skin Type: sensitive
Ingredients: aha acids, emolient, evening primrose, lactic acid, oat, vitamin e
Formula: foaming
When To Use: universal
Gender: unisex
Classification: dermatocosmetics, pharmacy
Country: France
Made in: France
A-Derma Exomega Emollient Foaming Gel – a shower gel designed for the care of atopic skin in adults, children, and infants. The gel is soap-free, and its formula is based on Rhealba oat extract. A distinctive feature of the gel is its compatibility with sensitive and irritated skin, without any age restrictions or contraindications for use.
The shower gel is enriched with the most beneficial soothing and softening components, capable of compensating for dryness, thereby restoring the skin's natural comfort. This is achieved thanks to the Rhealba oat extract and a complex of essential Omega 6 fatty acids with moisturizing and restorative components.
The product has a hypoallergenic base and is free of fragrances and parabens.-
While showering, apply with gentle massaging motions to your face and body. Rinse off and gently pat your skin dry with a towel. The oil can also be used in the bath by dissolving a small amount in the water.
An excellent gel suitable for both adults and children with dry and problematic skin. It does not cause allergies or irritations.
The pediatrician recommended us this gel. For some reason, we stopped using it, I don't remember why. Most likely, our skin became smooth and we switched to Johnson's with a delicious scent and "beautiful" foam)) But over time, our skin became rough again and I remembered that we still had A-Derma. And, oh miracle, just after a couple of days, our skin became smooth again!!! I highly recommend this cream for children with atopic skin, and I also use it on my hands and feet, La Roche Posay Lipikar Up. The pediatrician also recommended it to us, and we are delighted with it!
I used the gel for a child with atopic skin. I preferred the Aderma shower oil. The gel does tend to dry out the skin a bit, unlike the oil.
The gel effectively solves the problem of atopic dermatitis and shows visible results with regular use.