Enmoist Cream 200gm

EnMoist Cream is used for managing and relieving symptoms of the following skin conditions:

• Xerosis: A condition characterised by extremely dry skin.
• Ichthyosis: A group of skin disorders causing dry, scaly skin.
• Eczema: Long-standing skin condition causing itchy, inflamed patches of skin.
• Psoriasis: Chronic disease that causes red, itchy, and scaly patches on the skin.
• Senile pruritus is an older age-related itching condition, usually due to dryness.
• Dry skin is associated with diabetes.

Here's how you should apply EnMoist Cream:

• Ensure that your hands are clean before application.
• Take a small amount of the cream with your fingertip.
• Apply it to the affected skin area.
• Massage gently until the cream is fully absorbed into your skin.
• Repeat this process as advised by your doctor.

EnMoist Cream is applied topically.

EnMoist Cream contains two active ingredients:

• Liquid Paraffin (10.2%): This ingredient forms a protective layer on your skin surface. By creating an occlusive barrier, it reduces water loss from your skin surface. This helps keep your skin hydrated and smooth.
• White Soft Paraffin (13.2%): Much like liquid paraffin, white soft paraffin forms an occlusive layer on the skin surface that reduces water evaporation from the skin. It also soothes dry and rough skin and helps maintain hydration in your skin.

Together, these ingredients work to manage dry skin conditions by restoring the skin's moisture balance and reducing associated symptoms such as roughness and itching.

• Store EnMoist Cream at room temperature, ideally between 20°C and 25°C.
• Keep the cream in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight.
• Do remember to tightly close the container after each use.
• It is important to keep this cream out of reach of children.

• If you're managing skin conditions like eczema or psoriasis with EnMoist Cream, it can be helpful to consume foods rich in omega-3 fatty acids such as fish or flaxseeds. These can decrease inflammation and potentially improve skin health.
• Try to avoid irritants that can trigger flare-ups, like synthetic clothing materials or harsh soaps. Opt for cotton clothes and mild, fragrance-free soaps instead.