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Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream | Protective Barrier Cream for the Family
Families often like to keep one familiar, multi-purpose cream within easy reach. Sudocrem has a water-repellent base that leaves a thin protective film on the skin, contains zinc oxide and anhydrous lanolin, and comes in 125 g and 250 g sizes. Its formula has stayed unchanged since 1931.
- Main use
- Protective barrier cream for baby's nappy area and everyday use
- Best for
- The whole family, including babies' delicate skin
Key benefits
- Protective barrier: A water-repellent base leaves a thin protective film on the skin.
- Softening ingredient: Anhydrous lanolin is an emollient that softens the skin.
- For the whole family: Suitable for the whole family, including babies' delicate skin.
- Familiar formula: The formula has remained unchanged since 1931.
About this product
Who it's for. The whole family, including babies' delicate skin, as a multi-purpose barrier cream.
What makes it different. A water-repellent base forms a thin protective film, with zinc oxide and anhydrous lanolin in a formula unchanged since 1931.
Fits your routine. Make sure the skin is clean and dry, then apply a thin, translucent film. A little goes a long way. For external use only.
Key ingredients
- Zinc oxide: Helps skin feel protected
- Anhydrous lanolin: Emollient that softens the skin
- Benzyl alcohol: Part of the formula
Product details
| Product type | Barrier cream |
|---|---|
| Size | 125 g / 250 g |
| Suitable for | The whole family, including babies |
| Key ingredients | Zinc oxide, anhydrous lanolin, benzyl alcohol |
| Contains | Lanolin |
Sudocrem at Healthana is the Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing Cream, a thick, white zinc oxide cream in a tub. Many families keep it at home and use it on the nappy area at changes. Depending on the country, it may be sold as a medicine, so always read the leaflet before use.
Using Sudocrem
Apply a thin layer to clean, dry skin and massage in gently until a light film remains; a little goes a long way. Follow the directions and warnings in the leaflet for each use, and do not use it if you are allergic to any of its ingredients. Ask a pharmacist whether it is suitable for you or your child, and see a doctor for skin that is broken, infected, spreading or not getting better.
Frequently asked questions
Can I use Sudocrem on my baby?
Many parents use it at nappy changes, but read the leaflet and ask a pharmacist or your baby's doctor if you are unsure.
How much should I apply?
A thin layer is enough. Apply a small amount and massage until only a light, almost clear film is left.
When should I see a doctor instead?
See a doctor if skin is broken, weeping, shows signs of infection, or does not settle after a few days of use.
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