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Eczema, dryness, scaly patches, and itching are the most typical signs of atopic skin. These symptoms reduce your feeling of wellbeing, but they can be improved with a special care routine and by using the right hygiene and moisturizing products.

The innovative dermo pharmaceutical line of Atopic Piel products, with emollient and extremely moisturizing properties, strengthens the skin barrier and protects it, preventing outbreaks and helping to achieve maximum results and, again, perfectly balanced skin.

I've tried many a potion, cream and ointment like most people with eczema, this is easily the best. It dried within minutes to an almost chalky texture. Excellent.

Gemma
I have seen a difference in my eczema. I would definitely recommend this product to people who struggle with their dry skin.

Karly
I have extremely sensitive skin with dry flaky rough patches. I have been trying this body cream for last few days and now there is no itching, redness and flakiness.

Maya

Proven Efficacy
- A clinical study* with 40 individuals that had Atopic Dermatitis, showed excellent results after 21 days of using Atopic range products (bath gel, body lotion, facial cream, and shampoo).
- The skin was better hydrated and showed less desquamation (skin peeling).
- A majority stopped itching after 21 days and almost everyone experienced a reduction of the overall itch intensity.
- A significant part felt an improvement in the quality of life after 21 days.
- Nearly all patients showed a significant improvement in the severity of the symptoms (erythema, dryness, edema, and vesicles).
*Bacchini G, Gil Luna E. Anti-itching efficacy, quality of life assessment and contribution to epidermal barrier function of dermopharmacy products for atopic skin in regular users of mass-market moisturizers. Poster Nº 0225, 24th European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV) Congress, October 2015 – Copenhagen, Denmark.
What is Atopic Dermatitis?
- Atopic Dermatitis is an inflammatory skin disease accompanied by redness, dryness, desquamation (skin peeling) and itching.
- It is a chronic skin condition, with periodic acute outbreaks in which the symptoms worsen, combined with periods of relative calm, where the skin is dry, tight and slightly pruritic.
- It is a skin condition that usually appears in early childhood.
Daily care
- Taking care of your skin when having Atopic Dermatitis is crucial to prevent the occurrence of outbreaks.
- It is important to keep the skin clean and dry, using gentle hygiene products and emollients that respect the natural protective barrier.
- Also, the skin should be moisturized and nourished by applying creams, lotions, and emollient products several times per day all over the body, especially in the more sensitive areas.
- Part of the daily care is trying to avoid factors that trigger outbreaks.
Taking care of Atopic Dermatitis during outbreaks
- Atopic Dermatitis skin requires intensified care during periodic outbreaks.
- Your healthcare provider may also prescribe medicines in severe cases. Antihistamines and topical corticosteroids are commonly used to treat atopic dermatitis.
- Taking care of daily hygiene with a gentle product that contains calming ingredients and no fragrance, colorants, preservatives or parabens.
- Moisturise with a body lotion or cream to reduce dryness and flaking.

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Proven Efficacy
- A clinical study* with 40 individuals that had Atopic Dermatitis, showed excellent results after 21 days of using Atopic range products (bath gel, body lotion, facial cream, and shampoo).
- The skin was better hydrated and showed less desquamation (skin peeling).
- A majority stopped itching after 21 days and almost everyone experienced a reduction of the overall itch intensity.
- A significant part felt an improvement in the quality of life after 21 days.
- Nearly all patients showed a significant improvement in the severity of the symptoms (erythema, dryness, edema, and vesicles).
*Bacchini G, Gil Luna E. Anti-itching efficacy, quality of life assessment and contribution to epidermal barrier function of dermopharmacy products for atopic skin in regular users of mass-market moisturizers. Poster Nº 0225, 24th European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV) Congress, October 2015 – Copenhagen, Denmark.
What is Atopic Dermatitis?
- Atopic Dermatitis is an inflammatory skin disease accompanied by redness, dryness, desquamation (skin peeling) and itching.
- It is a chronic skin condition, with periodic acute outbreaks in which the symptoms worsen, combined with periods of relative calm, where the skin is dry, tight and slightly pruritic.
- It is a skin condition that usually appears in early childhood.
Daily care
- Taking care of your skin when having Atopic Dermatitis is crucial to prevent the occurrence of outbreaks.
- It is important to keep the skin clean and dry, using gentle hygiene products and emollients that respect the natural protective barrier.
- Also, the skin should be moisturized and nourished by applying creams, lotions, and emollient products several times per day all over the body, especially in the more sensitive areas.
- Part of the daily care is trying to avoid factors that trigger outbreaks.
Taking care of Atopic Dermatitis during outbreaks
- Atopic Dermatitis skin requires intensified care during periodic outbreaks.
- Your healthcare provider may also prescribe medicines in severe cases. Antihistamines and topical corticosteroids are commonly used to treat atopic dermatitis.
- Taking care of daily hygiene with a gentle product that contains calming ingredients and no fragrance, colorants, preservatives or parabens.
- Moisturise with a body lotion or cream to reduce dryness and flaking.