Tackle eczema-prone skin with Cetaphil’s new Repair Cream and reformulated Skin Restoring Moisturizer

, Tackle eczema-prone skin with Cetaphil’s new Repair Cream and reformulated Skin Restoring Moisturizer
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We all know how uncomfortable dry itchy skin can be. For eczema sufferers, the condition can be both physically and psychologically stressful.  

Eczema is defined as a “a group of inflammatory skin conditions that cause itchiness, dry skin, rashes, scaly patches, blisters and skin infections.” There are many types of eczema, but the most common is atopic eczema (also known as atopic dermatitis) which can be triggered by irritants, environmental factors or allergens. 

Some individuals have genetic predisposition to atopic dermatitis due to a mutation of the filaggrin gene which leads to the loss of National Moisturising Factor. In others, eczema symptoms are the result of a disrupted skin barrier, which manifests as dry skin. Usually this skin barrier protects against the loss of water and prevents the entry of harmful chemicals and microorganisms. 

, Tackle eczema-prone skin with Cetaphil’s new Repair Cream and reformulated Skin Restoring Moisturizer
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With a compromised skin barrier, our skin microbiome becomes unhealthy. This means our skin, which is typically colonised by a diverse range of bacteria, fungi, and viruses, now has more harmful bacteria, and as a result, it becomes easier for irritants to enter the skin and cause itch.

Relief and protection
That’s where Cetaphil’s Pro AD Derma range comes in. The skincare brand has introduced a new Repair Cream and reformulated Skin Restoring Moisturizer featuring a new active ingredient called Ad-Resyl. 

Ad-Resyl, a purified natural active ingredient obtained from the roots of the Mondo grass, helps to reduce inflammation, enhance skin hydration and, importantly, restore balance in the skin microbiome. Together with ceramides and filaggrin (an essential protein required for skin hydration and maintaining the skin barrier) technology, the Pro AD Derma range promises to tackle eczema effectively. 

, Tackle eczema-prone skin with Cetaphil’s new Repair Cream and reformulated Skin Restoring MoisturizerCetaphil recommends eczema sufferers use these Pro AD Derma products, as well as the Skin Restoring Wash, to enjoy itch relief and lasting protection for their troubled skin.

According to the brand, the Pro AD Derma range has undergone rigorous dermatological testing to ensure efficacy and safety for eczema-prone skin. It is a gentle, effective regimen that has been tested worldwide, with eight out of 10 dermatologists recommending it for eczema-prone skin.

Start your skincare routine with the Skin Restoring Wash ($30.50 for 295ml). It has been  clinically proven to provide non-drying cleansing while soothing skin. 

The next step is to apply the Repair Cream ($40.90 for 227g), which is formulated with Ad-Resyl, filaggrin technology, ceramides and colloidal oatmeal. It promises to provide instant itch relief and offers significant barrier repair at first application with recovery within 24 hours. It is suitable for eczema flare-ups. 

For daily moisturising, use the Pro Ad Derma Skin Restoring Moisturizer ($50.85 for 295ml). This lightweight lotion intensively hydrates and protects eczema-prone skin. It is suitable to use daily, including during eczema remission periods.


For more information, visit www.cetaphil.com.sg