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Dermol 500 Lotion, Moisturising Emollient for Dry & Sensitive Skin, Soap Substitute, 500ml
Dermol 500 Lotion, Moisturising Emollient for Dry & Sensitive Skin, Soap Substitute, 500ml
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Product description Dermol 500 Lotion is a trusted moisturising emollient specially formulated for the management of dry, sensitive, and pruritic (itchy) skin conditions, including eczema and dermatitis. This 500ml pump-dispenser bottle makes application effortless and hygienic, allowing you to dispense just the right amount with ease. The lotion works as both a moisturiser and a soap substitute, making it a versatile addition to your daily skincare routine. Its gentle, soothing formula helps to restore and maintain the skin's natural moisture barrier, providing relief from dryness and irritation. Suitable for regular use, Dermol 500 Lotion is ideal for those with sensitive or reactive skin who require a reliable, dermatologically appropriate moisturiser. The convenient pump format is particularly well-suited for bathroom use, ensuring the product remains clean and easy to access. Whether used as part of a daily moisturising regime or as a gentle cleansing substitute, this lotion offers effective care for compromised or delicate skin. Safety Warning Always follow the product's instructions. Keep away from eyes; rinse thoroughly if contact occurs. Store out of reach of children. Do not use if allergic to any listed ingredients.
- ANTIMICROBIAL EMOLLIENT: Dermol 500 Lotion is a moisturising emollient designed to help manage dry and sensitive skin conditions.
- SUITABLE FOR ECZEMA & DERMATITIS: Specially formulated to soothe and relieve dry, pruritic (itchy) skin, making it ideal for those with eczema and dermatitis.
- SOAP SUBSTITUTE: Can be used as a gentle soap substitute, helping to cleanse skin without causing irritation or stripping natural moisture.
- MOISTURISING FORMULA: Works as an effective moisturiser to hydrate and protect dry, sensitive skin, leaving it feeling soft and comfortable.
- CONVENIENT PUMP DISPENSER: Comes in a 500ml bottle with an easy-to-use pump dispenser for hygienic and effortless application.
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