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Oilatum ~ Eczema & Dry Skin Bath Emollient (500ml). Oilatum Emollient is indicated in the treatment of contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis,...read more
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Oilatum ~ Eczema & Dry Skin Bath Emollient (500ml).
Oilatum Emollient is indicated in the treatment of contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, senile pruritis, ichthyosis and related dry skin conditions.
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Oilatum Emollient should always be used with water, either added to the water or applied to wet skin.
Adult Bath Add 1-3 capfuls to an 8-inch (20cm) bath of water.
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Soak for 10-20 minutes.
Pat dry.
Infant Bath Add 1/2-2 capfuls to a small bath of water.
Apply gently over entire body with a sponge.
Pat dry.
Skin Cleansing Rub a small amount into wet skin, rinse off and pat dry.
Where conditions permit, and particularly in cases of extensive areas of dry skin,.
Oilatum Emollient should be used as a bath oil, ensuring complete coverage by immersion.
In addition to the therapeutic benefits, this method of use provides a means of sedating tense patients, particularly relevant in cases of acute pruritic dermatoses where relaxation of tension appears to relieve symptoms.
Oilatum Emollient is indicated in the treatment of contact dermatitis, atopic dermatitis, senile pruritis, ichthyosis and related dry skin conditions.
.
Oilatum Emollient should always be used with water, either added to the water or applied to wet skin.
Adult Bath Add 1-3 capfuls to an 8-inch (20cm) bath of water.
.
Soak for 10-20 minutes.
Pat dry.
Infant Bath Add 1/2-2 capfuls to a small bath of water.
Apply gently over entire body with a sponge.
Pat dry.
Skin Cleansing Rub a small amount into wet skin, rinse off and pat dry.
Where conditions permit, and particularly in cases of extensive areas of dry skin,.
Oilatum Emollient should be used as a bath oil, ensuring complete coverage by immersion.
In addition to the therapeutic benefits, this method of use provides a means of sedating tense patients, particularly relevant in cases of acute pruritic dermatoses where relaxation of tension appears to relieve symptoms.