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CETAPHIL Pro Itch Control Repair Sensitive Hand Cream., 50 ml

Name: CETAPHIL Pro Itch Control Repair Sensitive Hand Cream., 50 ml
Brand: Galderma Laboratorium GmbH
SKU: 13839359
Price: 7.18 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5.0000 (2 reviews)

CETAPHIL Pro Itch Control Repair Sensitive Handcr.

Manufacturers: Galderma Laboratorium GmbH

PZN: 13839359

Dosage: Creme

Content: 50 ml

Reward Points: 64

Availability: In stock

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Instructions for use for CETAPHIL Pro Itch Control Repair Sensitive Hand Cream., 50 ml

CETAPHIL Pro Itch Control Repair Sensitive Hand Cream

Cetaphil PRO ItchControl Repair Sensitive Regenerating Hand Cream - the ideal care for itchy, dry and irritated skin
Cetaphil PRO ItchControl Repair Sensitive is an intensive hand cream for the daily care of dry, irritated hands. The hand cream supports the natural regeneration of damaged skin with meadowfoam oil and glycerine and is fragrance-free. Trust the No. 1 hand cream from the pharmacy!¹

Benefits of #1 Pharmacy Hand Cream¹
• Excellent for the daily care of dry, irritated hands
• Repairs the skin barrier and smoothes rough hands
• Cares with provitamin B5, vitamin B3, vitamin E, meadowfoam oil and glycerin
• Absorbs quickly: Also ideal for use in the food sector
• Without fragrances
• Clinically tested: Reduces irritation caused by frequent hand washing, for example

Application recommendation
Carefully apply the regenerating hand cream after cleaning your hands (e.g. with the Cetaphil PRO ItchControl Clean Extra Mild Hand Cleanser). Use several times a day if necessary.

Tip: Start with a small amount of the hand cream on the back of your hand and rub both backs of your hands against each other. Also pay attention to the areas between the fingers and fingertips. Finally spread the rest on the wrists and palms.

The Cetaphil^® PRO ItchControl care concept for hands
Anyone who has their hands full every day in their free time or at work will quickly realize how valuable and irreplaceable our hands are as "work tools". So that we can always use our hands properly, protection and continuous care are important in addition to regular cleaning. The medical skin care brand Cetaphil therefore offers a coordinated skin care concept especially for the hands.

Clinical studies show that the combined use of Cetaphil PRO ItchControl cleaning, protection and care in the prevention of chronic hand eczema and neurodermatitis leads to the best results.2 The products can also be used in the food sector, are fragrance-free and dermatologically tested.

All-round care for your hands:
1. Gentle, gentle skin cleansing: Cetaphil PRO ItchControl Clean Extra Mild hand cleansing gently cleanses without soap and abrasives.
2. Protection for stressed hands: Cetaphil PRO ItchControl Protect Protective hand cream for working and stressed hands. Protects against water, soap and cleaning agents, among other things.
3. Regenerating skin care: Cetaphil PRO ItchControl Repair Sensitive Regenerating Hand Cream actively regenerates dry and stressed hands to recover from daily stress.

Apart from the right care, what other factors can influence skin health?
A balanced diet rich in vitamins, minerals, fiber and trace elements plays an important role in skin health. The vitamins of the B complex in particular have a positive effect on the skin. Vitamins C and E protect skin cells from free radicals and vitamin A contributes to the formation of new skin cells. Food that is too greasy or too sweet, as well as nicotine and alcohol, should be avoided for beautiful, healthy skin. Fresh air also supports healthy skin. Heavy pollution in the air can lead to skin irritation and impurities, and too much wind, cold, heat or sun can have a negative effect on the condition of the skin.

Therefore, always pay attention to the right care and support your skin with Cetaphil.

¹ Insight Health Sell-out volume (EH) pharmacy in Germany Cetaphil^® Repair Sensitive & Cetaphil^® PRO ItchControl Repair Excipial Sensitive, YTD/08/2019. 2 Elsner et al., Akt Dermatol, 2002;28:225-30.