Boots Aqueous Cream

Aqueous Cream In recent times Aqueous Cream has been revealed as one of the secrets behind a good skincare routine. There are lots of products available costing many times as much as this product, with fancy claims of winding back the years and reducing wrinkles etc. I do recall a couple of years ago when Boots actually had a run on their Aqueous Cream and struggled to keep up with demand for the product after consultant dermatologists hailed Aqueous Cream and E45 as staple products in their bathroom cabinets. The article in the Daily Mail sparked so much interest in the products that they are ... more

I haven't been very well recently and have felt a little under the weather. I have had some really bad days and my skin has suffered a little bit and been quite dry. I do use body lotions and moisturisers but I felt my skin needed just a little extra help because I had some really dry patches which needed some extra attention. This cream comes in a large tub. It is Boot's own brand and I bought it for just over £4 for a 500ml tub. The tub is white and very basic looking with just the name on the front. The cream inside is white in colour, it has a really nice soft texture but it isn't runny ... more

*** What it is & what it does *** Aqueous cream is a pharmacy-based moisturiser - a "dermatological cream for the symptomatic relief of dry skin". Aqueous cream is non-perfumed and lanolin-free and can help to soften and soothe dry skin conditions. The product comes in a sturdy tub with a screw on lid. My most recent purchase from Boots was a 500g tubs for just £4.05. So, if you are out in your garden a lot now that Spring is properly here, and are finding that your hands are suffering from your hard-work outside, forget fancy, perfumed hand-creams - Aqueous cream is the over-the-counter ... more