Urea lactic acid propylene glycol and light liquid paraffin cream

• Lactic acid/light liquid paraffin/propylene glycol/urea Uses
• Moisturex Cream
• Moisturex Cream Urea Lactic Acid Propylene Glycol Light Liquid Paraffin 100g (10)
• Topical emollients

Lactic acid/light liquid paraffin/propylene glycol/urea Uses

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Get it to UK by Sep 18 to Oct 10 with standard delivery. Information about Moisturex Cream Moisturex is an emollient, humectant and Keratolytic Cream contains urea, lactic acid, Propylene glycol, and liquid paraffin. The Keratolytic properties of lactic acid alleviate rough, scaly skin, allowing your healthy, fully protected skin to shine. Moisturex Cream is to be applied topically for the correction of hyperkeratosis abnormal thickening of the outer layer of the skin and dryness in ichthyosis dead skin cells accumulate in thick, dry scales and allied conditions characterised by dry, rough, scaly skin. Directions for use: A thick layer Cream is applied twice daily after washing the affected area. The cream is left on the skin for minutes and then rubbed lightly in.

Home cosmetics Moisturex Cream Composition. Moisturex Cream Composition. Moisturex Cream is used for the treatment of Dry skin conditions, Skin disorders, manufactured by Ranbaxy Labs Consumer Healthcare and contained the below ingridients:. Urea is a naturally occurring substance found in the surface layer of our skin, and it is an active part of our natural moisturising factor NMF , which functions to keep skin hydrated, protected and working efficiently. Lactic acid is being used to rejuvenate the skin by encouraging the shedding of old surface skin cells.

Lactic acid indications Uses of Lactic acid in details Lactic acid description Lactic acid dosage Lactic acid interactions Lactic acid side effects Lactic acid contraindications Light liquid paraffin indications Light liquid paraffin interactions Light liquid paraffin side effects Light liquid paraffin contraindications Propylene glycol indications Uses of Propylene glycol in details Propylene glycol dosage Propylene glycol interactions Propylene glycol side effects Propylene glycol contraindications Urea indications Uses of Urea in details Urea description Urea dosage Urea interactions Urea side effects Urea contraindications. Consists of lactic acid , light liquid paraffin , propylene glycol , urea. What is Lactic acid? The U. Facial lipoatrophy is the loss of fat beneath the skin, which can result in sunken cheeks, indentations, and hollow eyes. Lipoatrophy is common among HIV patients.

The Keratolytic properties of lactic acid alleviate rough, scaly skin, allowing your healthy, fully protected skin to shine. Moisturex Cream is to be applied topically for the correction of hyperkeratosis abnormal thickening of the outer layer of the skin and dryness in ichthyosis dead skin cells accumulate in thick, dry scales and allied conditions characterised by dry, rough, scaly skin. Directions for use: A thick layer Cream is applied twice daily after washing the affected area. The cream is left on the skin for minutes and then rubbed lightly in. Excess cream should be wiped off the skin with a tissue, not washed off. Frequency of application can be reduced as the patient progresses.

Moisturex Cream

Other names: emollients, moisturizers, topical moisturizers What are Topical emollients? Topical emollients are creams, lotions, or ointments that contain ingredients that soothe and soften the skin. - Overview Moisturex Cream is used for Wrinkles and lines, Psoriasis , Dry skin, Dry skin conditions , Mild to severe forms of dry, Scaly skin, Burns , Rough skin, Hyperkeratotic surface lesions, Skin disorders and other conditions.

Moisturex Cream Urea Lactic Acid Propylene Glycol Light Liquid Paraffin 100g (10)

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