Epaderm Ointment

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The ointment is thicker and forms a stronger barrier, which many people prefer for severe or long-lasting eczema, especially overnight. The cream is lighter and often used during the day.

Yes. It is commonly used for baby eczema. The formula contains only a few ingredients and is free from fragrance and SLS, making it suitable for sensitive infant skin.

It has a thick, greasy texture. This helps it stay on the skin longer and provides long-lasting moisture rather than absorbing quickly.

Yes. Many people use it instead of soap if regular cleansers cause stinging or tightness. Used with warm water, it cleanses without drying the skin.

Yes. It can be used on dry or flaky facial areas. Many people apply a thin layer at night.

Yes. It is often used as part of complete emollient care. Regular moisturising may help reduce the need for medicated treatments, depending on individual skin response.

It is not a medicated anti-itch treatment, but by deeply moisturising dry skin, it can help calm irritation and reduce the urge to scratch.

Managing dry skin usually requires regular and generous application. Larger tubs are often chosen for convenience and value during ongoing use.

A small amount can be melted in hot water, then added to the bathwater to help moisturise the skin evenly.

Yes. As with all paraffin-based products, clothing or bedding that absorbs the product can pose a fire risk near naked flames. The product can also make surfaces slippery.