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Eucerin AtopiControl Soothing, Anti-Itching & Anti-Dryness Body Lotion with Licochalcone A & Ceramides
supportive care during flare-ups -250mL
QR150.00
Product Description
Break the itch-scratch cycle and restore lasting comfort to very dry, irritated, or atopic-prone skin with the Eucerin AtopiControl Body Lotion. Specially formulated for daily care during flare-free periods and as supportive care during flare-ups, this light yet deeply nourishing lotion provides immediate relief and strengthens the skin's natural barrier.
Targeted Soothing Relief: Infused with Licochalcone A (derived from licorice root extract) and natural cooling agents to instantly calm redness, irritation, and the intense urge to scratch.
Barrier-Strengthening Ceramides: Enriched with skin-identical ceramides to repair the skin's compromised protective barrier, locking in vital moisture and preventing further dryness.
Fast-Absorbing Formula: Unlike heavy, greasy ointments, this water-in-oil emulsion absorbs quickly, spreading easily across larger body areas without leaving a sticky residue.
Skin-Friendly Profile: Fragrance-free, paraben-free, and colorant-free. It is dermatologically tested and suitable for adults, children, and infants from 3 months onwards.
Steps to Use
Cleanse Gently: Start by washing your body with a mild, soap-free cleanser (such as the Eucerin AtopiControl Bath and Shower Oil) using lukewarm water.
Pat Dry: Gently pat your skin dry with a clean towel. Avoid rubbing, which can trigger irritation on sensitive skin.
Apply Generously: Pump a suitable amount of the AtopiControl Body Lotion into the palms of your hands.
Massage In: Smoothly massage the lotion evenly over your entire body, focusing extra attention on areas prone to extreme dryness, tightness, or recurring itchiness.
Frequency of Use: Apply once or twice daily, or as often as needed whenever your skin feels dry, tight, or itchy. For active flare-ups, it can be used alongside medical treatments as directed by your dermatologist.





