- preference. Non-medicated
prescription moisturisers may also be no more
effective than over-the-counter
moisturisers. The use of
emollient bath additives...
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produces and
sells creams, soaps, shampoos,
shower gels, lotions,
moisturisers, scrubs, masks, and
other cosmetics for the face and hair. The organisation...
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Compression stockings can help with pain and make
walking easier.
Regularly moisturising with
emollients protects the skin and
prevents it from
drying out. Liposuction...
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Christensen R,
Lavrijsen A,
Arents BW (February 2017). "Emollients and
moisturisers for eczema". The
Cochrane Database of
Systematic Reviews. 2 (8): CD012119...
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Bernd (March 11, 2016). Van Zuuren,
Esther J (ed.). "Emollients and
moisturisers for eczema".
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ascorbyl phosphate Antioxidant 1 Urea
Moisturiser 1-3
Dimethicone Emollient 1
Rosemary leaf
extract Moisturiser 1
Phenoxyethanol Fragrance, Preservative...
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emollient preparation. It is used as a topical,
external medicine,
emollient moisturiser, and general-purpose
substitute for
toiletries such as soap,
shower gel...
- scrubs, and peels, but also leave-on
products such as toners, serums, and
moisturisers.
Chemical exfoliants mainly fall into the
categories of AHAs, BHAs, PHAs...
- Many over-the-counter
products contain either urea or
propylene glycol.
Moisturisers with lower-strength urea (10–20%)
enhance the
flexibility of the outer...
