Description
DUCRAY Dexyane Barrier Cream
Dexyane barrier cream protects and strengthens very dry or atopic-prone skin, or irritable skin prone to domestic and / or professional aggressions. Resistant to water up to 5 washes and detergents. Dexyane barrier cream helps protect the skin from daily and / or professional aggressions that can make it irritable or prone to atopic or contact eczema.
It helps protect the skin from contact with irritating metals, rubbing and chemical or detergent aggressions, reducing its penetration beyond the skin barrier. Helps strengthen the skin barrier by providing nourishment and hydration. It soothes the skin from the main discomfort sensations such as redness, burning sensation, itching and tightness, giving comfort and softness.
- Resistant to water up to 5 washes and detergents.
- The use of a barrier cream does not replace the use of gloves.
- Face, body and hands. Suitable for infants (from 3 months), children and adults.
- Fragrance free. High tolerance formula developed to minimize the risk of allergic reactions.
- Reduces the sensations of discomfort (tingling, itching sensation linked to dry skin, sensation of heat) from the first application *
* Clinical study carried out on 55 subjects with domestic or professional irritations (rubbing, chemical / detergent aggressions) – 3 applications per day for 22 days.
How to use:
Apply as needed, 2 to 3 times a day on easily irritated areas of the face, body and hands. Avoid contact with eyes. The use of a barrier cream does not replace the use of gloves.
Ingredients:
Water (aqua) mineral oil (paraffinum liquidum), caprylic / capric triglycerideglycerinbutylene glycolhydrogenated vegetable oilpeg-30 ipolyhydroxystearateisododecanebutyrospermum parkii (shea) butter (butyrospermum parkii butter) zea mays (corn) starch (zea maycolbe-starch glycolwecymer 22 starch-starch glycolwecyl 22-starch glycol cera alba) 10-hydroxydecenoic acidbenzoic acidcaprylyl glycolcetyl alcoholglyceryl stearateisoleucinexanthan gum.
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