A baby’s skin is physically 30% thinner than an adult’s, making it highly susceptible to “Transepidermal Water Loss” (TEWL). Epimol B addresses this with a high lipid, medical grade profile:
The Moisture Lock System: This formula is physically enriched with Glycerin, which acts as a humectant to draw water into the skin, and Cetomacrogol, which acts as an occlusive to physically “trap” that water inside.
Vitamin E Infusion: It contains Vitamin E, a powerful antioxidant that physically helps repair the skin cells and protects the delicate barrier from harsh weather or friction from clothing.
“Zero Irritant” Integrity: It is physically formulated with 0% Fragrance, 0% Colorants, and 0% SLS. This ensures the cream physically “soothes” rather than “stings” upon application.
The 3 Way Application Method
The 450g tub is the “Family Essential” size because it physically replaces three different products in your nursery:
As a Daily Moisturizer: Apply to the face and body after every bath.
As a Soap Substitute: Rub it onto the baby’s skin during bath time and rinse with warm water. It physically cleanses dirt while leaving the natural oils intact.
As a Barrier Cream: Apply a thicker layer to the diaper area or around the mouth (if teething) to physically “shield” the skin from moisture and acidity. Why Parents Prefer the 450g Tub:
Medical Grade Purity: It is physically safer than “cosmetic” baby lotions found in supermarkets, as it is formulated to meet pharmaceutical standards for sensitive skin.
Economical Size: The 450g tub provides enough product for “liberal application,” which is physically necessary for treating dry skin conditions effectively.
Immediate Softness: It is physically proven to eliminate “sandpaper” skin texture on a baby’s cheeks and limbs within 24–48 hours of consistent use.
How to Use:
The “3 Minute Rule”: Apply the cream within 3 minutes of taking your baby out of the bath. This physically “captures” the moisture from the bathwater before it can evaporate.
Gentle Application: Always physically “warm” the cream between your palms before touching your baby’s skin. This prevents a “startle reflex” and makes the cream physically easier to spread without tugging the skin.


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