Epaderm Emollient For Dry Skin - 500g

Great cream really helped my skin as was damaged by sunburn, it helped keep it moisturised and has brought my skin back to life

This is an excellent product which my podiatrist recommended for dry and flaky patches on my feet. One thing to bear in mind is that it is highly inflammable. It can be used for any dry patches on the skin, but not on the face.

This has been great on my skin, which is going through a flare up. Great price for the amount you get and is nourishing.

Epaderm is a good and reliable emollient. I’ve used it for over two years and it keeps the skin soft and less irritated. However, contrary to what the label might suggest, it does not cure or treat psoriasis. It helps with dryness, but that’s all.

I have been using this cream for a few weeks, and I am impressed with the results. It absorbs quickly and leaves my skin feeling noticeably soft and hydrated without any greasiness. The texture is smooth, and it has a subtle, pleasant scent. Overall, it has become an essential part of my daily skincare routine.

I like this product it’s good value for money, ideal for very dry skin can leave on overnight, use as a skin cleaner, Epaderm ointment advertise it’s only 3 ingredient's, is suitable for all ages including babies, fragrance free, colouring, SLS, paraben and steroids. Moisturises and softens the skin, providing a film barrier which aids moisture retention within the skin, I buy this regularly now as I love using when showering, leaves skin so soft.

Tried and proven epidermis skin cream no household should be without having one handy covers so many skin conditions it’s a must have

I hope this helps one person! I thought I was at the end of my life. Adult female (not that this matters as skin conditions don't discriminate) with no allergies or skin conditions. Over my lifetime I have mixed and matched everyday creams/oils/lotions/soaps without any issues. Dry skin here and there but nothing worth investigating or too noticeable. Used cheap to drugstore to luxury brands plus 100% oils such as coconut etc. I eat anything. I am 34. It all started as a slightly noticeable itchy scratch behind my knee. I thought a patch of dry skin whatever and applied whatever lotion I felt like on that day. It became intense but again I thought nothing much of it! Next thing I know I had the most severely itchy rash under armpits, behind both knees, inner elbows and yes... all over my downstairs region from front to back! It was horrendous! I was using ice packs from the freezer for instant relief and over the counter antihistamines NOTHING worked. I even tried an anti fungal pill from the local pharmacy. GP thought it was flexural eczema as it was only in folds. Prescribed steroid cream and off I went. Next few days later thing the rash spread all over my body. The most disgusting intense feeling I have ever had. I hate to admit it but I was almost at the end. It was like my brain was affected and depression hit as I gave up. Sleep? NO, felt like a thousand needles all over. Bedding felt horrendous/t shirts felt horrendous. NOTHING WORKED. Went to A&E had IV with steroid/antihistamine and painkillers . Came home and ordered this tub of cream. WOW it might have been starting to die off anyway but this really helped. I spent a small fortune on creams and lotions ( dream cream from lush is nice and plain old vaseline) . I dug into the tub for days on end. **Please be careful around flames and look the ingredient up** . I will add what I did on the road to recovery after my hospital visit. I didn't shower often! I had a bird bath (bits) and lathered this on. It was never found out what I had. I thought of skin issues previously as nothing, I was ignorant. It is debilitating and life changing. What had I done differently? The only thing I can think of it diet! I went plant based for almost a month. Not processed literally vegetables and normal family meals just with veg in place of meat. Was this a reaction? I will never know but I also started to go back to normal eating straight away too. Whatever it was ruined my life for SIX weeks. My skin barrier was damaged for about THREE weeks and I have scarring on my abdomen from the rash - like skin pigmentation marks that could pass as birth marks. This may fade or it may not. If you are reading this and have a similar issue, is it eczema or diet or touched something or ate something WHATEVER IT IS - IT WILL PASS! It is a journey.