Babé cream emoliente 200ml

A lack of ceramides in the skin causes atopic dermatitis. Ceramides act as the cement of the skin, holding it firm and tight. A lack of ceramides decreases the protective effect of the skin, and can lead to itching, redness, dryness and inflammation. Itching, especially in newborns and infants, causes scratching and sores. Wounds also facilitate the development of infections, which in turn lead to worsening inflammation, which aggravates dryness and itching. This creates a vicious circle that must be broken.

Moisturizing the skin is essential for a healthy appearance and to avoid such allergic reactions. Experts recommend using Babé's Pediatric emollient cream for infants and babies with dry skin, which achieves the following:

Rebuild and strengthen the skin's protective barrier function.

Repair the damage that occurs in the skin of the smallest.

Deeply moisturize the most delicate skins

The success of this cream is due to its successful formula containing epidermal lipids and omega 3 and 6 fatty acids. It has a hypoallergenic fragrance and does not contain alcohol or preservatives.

Its formula achieves the following properties:

Sweet almonds that nourish and moisturize the skin, reduce inflammation and improve softness and smoothness.

Black Currant, very rich in omega 3 and 6 allows a restructuring action and improves hydration, smoothness and softness of the skin.

Kokum butter. Regenerates and promotes skin elasticity and suppleness.

Vitamin F. Reconstitutes dry and very dry skin thanks to its restorative action on skin hydration.

Vitamin E. Antioxidant that prevents cells from oxidative stress and the action of free radicals.

get maximum hydration for your little one's skin!

Apply evenly to the skin, as often as necessary, with a gentle massage.

Sweet almonds 4%, blackcurrant 2%, kokum butter 2%, vitamin f 1% and vitamin e 0.25%;

€9.45 / 100 ml

Vitamin E is a fat-soluble vitamin, i.e. it can be dissolved in fats and oils. It acts as a powerful antioxidant, protecting cell membranes against damage caused by free radicals (as a result of pollution or solar ultraviolet radiation) and therefore helps to prevent skin aging.

It also supports the immune system and inhibits platelet aggregation, depending on the dose. It is also involved in the regulation of several enzymes. Cells use vitamin E to interact with each other and carry out important bodily functions such as maintaining vision and/or movement in muscles and nerves.

Vitamin E can be found in foods such as olive, sunflower or sesame vegetable oils; in nuts (hazelnuts or almonds); it is also present, to a lesser extent, in vegetables (such as spinach and broccoli). Some manufacturers add vitamin E for its antioxidant benefits. Before taking a dietary supplement containing vitamin E, consult a healthcare professional.

In cosmetic products, its antioxidant effect is also utilised, and it is included in the formulation of skincare products (tocopherol and derivatives). It is an anti-inflammatory vitamin and counteracts oxidative damage and preserves collagen in the dermis, helping to maintain skin structure. It is also found in anti-aging products combined with Vitamin C as it manages to regenerate the anti-ox effect of Vitamin E and results in a good antioxidant synergy.