URIAGE Bariéderm-Cica Drying Repairing Spray 100 ml

URIAGE Bariederm Cica body spray is suitable for atopic and eczematous skin. Its unique formula can effectively soothe irritation, reduce itching and prevent further irritation. It absorbs excess moisture very effectively, helping to dry it out. This allows for rapid regeneration of the damaged epidermis, which is thus kept clean and free from irritation. URIAGE Bariederm Cica body spray regulates the skin microflora without disturbing the skin's natural pH. It is very gentle and has a high tolerance. It contains the patented TLR2-Regul technology, which, in combination with Uriage thermal water, regenerates and soothes irritation. URIAGE Bariederm Cica Body Spray effectively dries wet areas and folds thanks to its smectite content. It is enriched with the active ingredient glycerin. Copper gluconate and zinc oxide help keep the skin clean. The composition is hypoallergenic and completely free of alcohol and perfume. URIAGE Bariederm Cica body spray has been dermatologically tested.

Key features of URIAGE Bariederm Cica body spray

Active ingredients and technologies:
Patented TLR2-Regul technology - Regenerates damaged epidermis, soothes irritation
Uriage Thermal Water - Regenerates damaged epidermis, soothes irritation
Copper Gluconate and Zinc Oxide - Regulate skin microflora, keeping skin clean and less prone to irritation
Smectite - Absorbs excess moisture, dries wet spots and skin folds
Glycerin
Hypoallergenic composition
Alcohol and fragrance free
Use:
URIAGE Bariederm Cica body spray should be shaken well first. Then spray it on irritated, itchy and wet skin. Leave it on until it is absolutely absorbed and especially avoid the area around the eyes so that the spray does not come into contact with them
Dermatology testing:
Forty-eight people participated in the study and tests of the URIAGE Bariederm Cica body spray, applying the spray twice a day for 10 days. As a result, 96% of them confirmed the drying of the wetted deposits after 10 days of use. In the second case, 88% of participants agreed that skin itchiness was reduced after 10 days