French pharmacy
Bioderma ABCDerm Change Intensive Soothing Water Paste Bioderma is specifically formulated according to the ABCDerm dermatological safety commitment to repair and soothe redness in the diaper skin of babies and children.
This diaper cream is a water paste highly concentrated in zinc oxide. It constitutes an active non-occlusive barrier. It purifies and isolates the epidermis from dirt and enzymes present in the stool , mainly responsible for redness. Easy to spread, odorless and non-greasy , ABCDerm Change Intensive is easily eliminated by washing baby and does not stain .
D-panthenol quickly calms redness in the seat and feelings of discomfort . It helps repair the skin barrier by accelerating the reconstruction of the epidermis.
Apply this soothing cream in thick layers at each change to skin previously cleansed (with an ABCDerm hygiene product) and carefully dried.
Suitable from birth, excluding premature infants.
For hygienic reasons, close the product well after use.
Aqua / Water / Eau, Glycerin, Zinc Oxide, Kaolin, Butylene Glycol, Panthenol, Hydroxyethylcellulose, Citric Acid. [BI515].
Presentation - Packaging
Bioderma Change Intensive Diaper Cream Water Paste comes in a 75g tube.
ABCDerm Change Intensif is developed according to the ABCDerm formulation charter, high safety and high tolerance. This treatment soothes redness in the seat, quickly calms feelings of discomfort thanks to D-panthenol and helps repair the weakened skin barrier.
It constitutes an effective non-occlusive protective barrier which purifies and isolates the epidermis from dirt and enzymes present in the stool thanks to zinc oxide and its "water paste" formula. Stools are the main cause of redness.
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