Sudocrem Antiseptic Healing cream-250g

1. Overview

• Finish & Target: Protective, soothing, and occlusive white barrier finish engineered to treat and prevent nappy rash, eczema, minor burns, acne, and surface pressure sores; targets infants, children, and adults requiring multi-purpose antiseptic skin healing and moisture defense.

• Texture & Format: Thick, rich, and high-density emollient ointment matrix that forms a continuous water-repellent film over skin tissue; packaged in a sturdy 250g gray tub with a press-on protective lid.

• Wear & Performance: Acts as a mechanical and chemical shield to block moisture, urine, and fecal enzymes from contacting compromised skin; provides immediate pain-relieving, antibacterial, and cooling relief.

• Key Benefits: Formulated with 15.25% Zinc Oxide, 0.39% Benzyl Benzoate, and 0.15% Benzyl Alcohol. Clinically proven, hypoallergenic, antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal daily healing barrier cream.

2. Key Ingredients & Components

• Zinc Oxide (15.25% w/w): High-concentration mineral active that forms a physical barrier against moisture, shrinks damaged tissue (astringent action), and accelerates epidermal cell growth and micro-wound closure.

• Benzyl Benzoate (0.39% w/w) & Benzyl Cinnamate (0.15% w/w): Antimicrobial and antiseptic esters derived from Balsam of Peru that inhibit bacterial and fungal proliferation on skin folds and broken skin.

• Benzyl Alcohol (0.15% w/w): Mild local anesthetic active that numbs localized surface pain, reduces stinging sensations, and exerts potent disinfectant properties.

• Anhydrous Hypoallergenic Lanolin (4.00% w/w): Biomimetic emollient lipid that deeply softens dry or cracked stratum corneum without triggering allergic sensitivity.

3. How to Use

1. Prep: Ensure hands are clean before application. Cleanse and dry the affected area gently (e.g., baby’s bottom, minor wound, or breakout zone).

2. Dispense: Scoop a small, pea-sized amount onto clean fingertips. (A little goes a very long way).

3. Apply: Massage gently using small circular movements until the cream forms a thin, translucent protective sheen. If skin appears bright white, too much product has been applied.

4. Frequency: Apply as often as needed, particularly at every nappy change for infants, or directly onto skin blemishes/chapped areas as required.