012369
I am confused either to use flare up cream or intensive cream with ceramides for my eczema kid. And how about bath oil? Should I use flare up bath oil or normal bath oil?
Flare up bath oil side effects
Posted on : 29.08.2019
Questions & Answers
Click questions below to view answers and comments or browse our articles.
Sorry, we don't have any articles matching that topic.Please try another search term, or ask your question below and get a personalised answer from our skin experts.
Michael asked
How do I reduce or remove dark spots on my skin ?
Helen Wright asked
I have recently had an actinic keratosis removed and am now desperately want to get my skin protection right…any advice please?
Tegan asked
What is the best treatment for sunburn?
May asked
How does your pore get blackheads
Load More
Hi,
Thank you for submitting this question!
Our QV Flare Up Bath Oil formula is designed to be used for those with recurrent eczema and suitable for skin conditions where secondary Staphylococcus aureus infection is a problem.
For the correct benefits of this products, use only as directed, always read and follow the instructions provided in the label of the product.
If there is a persistent irritation or sensitivity to any ingredient, stop the treatment and consult your doctor.
QV Flare Up Bath Oil should help relieve the itch from eczema, calm irritated skin and reduce roughness and scaling. However, if your symptoms do not seem to be improving over time, we would highly recommend consulting your medical professional for further advice.
You can also contact our friendly Customer Service Team on 1800 033 706 or customerservice@egopharm.com.
Kind regards,
Ego Pharmaceuticals