Louis Widmer skin care - WIDMER REMEDERM OIL BATH 250 ml - BENNEWITZ DRUGS DIVISION

Louis Widmer - Medical skin care from Switzerland
Optimal balance of the natural active ingredients
Well tolerated by the skin

WIDMER REMEDERM OIL BATH 250 ml

WIDMER Remederm Oil Bath lightly scented 250 millilitre
Adults and children
Dry and very dry skin
Vegetal oils

Remederm Oil Bath is formulated especially for dry, chapped and irritated skin as well as ageing skin.
The oils contained in Remederm Oil Bath are mainly pure natural products or vegetal oils. Only vaseline oil, which has an occlusive effect on the skin, is a synthetic product. For the first time, borage oil is used in an oil bath. This vegetal oil of high value contains gamma-Iinoleic acid which is very effective in the treatment of atopic eczema.

Remederm Oil Bath is an emulsifying bath additive. The oils are dispersed in the water homogeneously. As a result, they penetrate deeply into the skin.
Remederm Oil Bath may be used in every bath. Add to the bath when running the water. One measuring cap (30 ml) is sufficient for one bath. The film which remains on the skin should not be rinsed off in order to prolong the efficacy of the product.

As an adjuvant, we recommend the use of the products of the Remederm range:
Remederm Face Cream
Remederm Body Cream
Remederm Fluid Body Cream
Remederm Body Oil Spray
Remederm Shower Oil
Remederm Shampoo

Availability: Usually ships within 2-3 business days.

17,23 EUR
approx. 18,56 USD
zero rated for VAT
74,24 USD / 1 L

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