EPIMAX Oatmeal Cream 100g

EPIMAX Oatmeal Cream 100g is a light emollient cream designed to moisturise, soothe and protect dry and sensitive skin. It contains colloidal oatmeal, which EPIMAX says helps with symptoms triggered by allergens in the environment while moisturising the skin to protect against irritants. It is suitable for eczema, psoriasis and other dry skin conditions, making it a useful daily option for people who need gentle ongoing skin hydration and barrier support.

The cream is designed for light hydration and protection of sensitive skin and can be used both as a leave-on moisturiser and as a body wash in the shower. Its 100g tube size is convenient for everyday use at home, at work, while travelling or for keeping in a bag for repeat application during the day.

EPIMAX Oatmeal Cream is free from SLS, lanolin, parabens, gluten and perfume, and EPIMAX also lists it as vegan. The oatmeal-based formula is aimed at users who want a lighter cream texture while still helping to leave skin soft, nourished and more comfortable.

Key features:

Light emollient cream for dry and sensitive skin. Contains colloidal oatmeal. Suitable for eczema, psoriasis and other dry skin conditions. Helps moisturise and protect against irritants. Can be used as a leave-on moisturiser or body wash. Free from SLS, lanolin, parabens, gluten and perfume. Vegan formula. Handy 100g tube for daily use.

Apply EPIMAX Oatmeal Cream to the affected skin areas as frequently as required. Smooth gently into the skin in the direction of hair growth. If necessary, allow time for any excess to soak in. EPIMAX patient information states that adults, elderly people and children may use the product as required to manage symptoms.

For routine moisturising, apply regularly to dry or sensitive skin and reapply as often as needed, especially after washing. Smooth gently onto the skin rather than rubbing vigorously, particularly on skin that is sore, dry or prone to irritation.

As a body wash substitute, use as required during washing or in the shower in place of ordinary soap where appropriate. After washing, pat the skin dry gently and reapply if needed to help maintain moisture and comfort.

Always read the label and packaging before use.

Main ingredient:

Avena sativa (oat) kernel flour. EPIMAX patient information lists this as the main ingredient for Oatmeal Cream.

Full ingredients:

Water, cetostearyl alcohol, isopropyl palmitate, glycerin, colloidal oatmeal, emulsifying wax, phenoxyethanol, caprylyl glycol, carbomer, arginine. This ingredient list is published on the manufacturer product page.

Free from:

SLS, lanolin, parabens, gluten and perfume. EPIMAX also lists the product as vegan.

Do not use EPIMAX Oatmeal Cream if you are allergic to any of the ingredients. EPIMAX patient information identifies cetostearyl alcohol and phenoxyethanol as known sensitising ingredients in this product.

Possible side effects:

Mild skin reactions such as rash may rarely occur. Allergic reactions can also occur in some people. Stop use and seek advice from a doctor, pharmacist or other healthcare professional if irritation, worsening skin symptoms or signs of allergy develop.

Warnings and precautions:

For external use only. Avoid contact with the eyes. If the product accidentally gets into the eyes, rinse well with water and seek medical advice. Speak to a doctor or healthcare professional before use if the skin is broken, badly cracked, infected or bleeding. Keep out of the sight and reach of children.

Fire safety advice:

EPIMAX patient information gives a paraffin-product fire warning across the range. Oatmeal Cream is not listed with paraffin as a main ingredient in the manufacturer’s ingredient information, but contaminated fabrics can still pose a fire risk with emollients generally. To keep wording aligned to the manufacturer material, it is safer to rely on the pack and supplier instructions for any fire warning shown on your specific product.

Storage:

Follow the pack instructions. EPIMAX patient information states creams and gels should be used within 3 months of opening, and the range booklet notes 100g tubes are part of the cream presentation range.