... Thankfully, I started to use Vaseline Dermacare Dermatological Lotion a couple of years ago and have found it to give excellent, and immediate, relief to dry and itchy skin.
The lotion
The lotion contains natural lipids and, mainly, aqua and glycerine, and is designed to be used on dry, ... Read review
Advantages: Removes soreness and itchiness immediately Disadvantages: None
...Thankfully, I started to use Vaseline Dermacare Dermatological Lotion a couple of years ago and have found it to give excellent, and immediate, relief to dry and itchy skin.
The lotion
The lotion contains natural lipids and, mainly, aqua and glycerine, and is designed to be used on dry, chapped and cracked skin to help relieve the itchiness and soreness. According to the tube it "nourishes and protects", helping ... ...I only tend to use Vaseline Dermacare on my hands, it can be used all over the body and should be used, liberally, 2 to 3 times a day, to help clear the affected area. I use it twice a day, morning and night, when my hands are dry, using a small ball of lotion about a centimetre in diameter to cover both of my hands well.
Once rubbed in, the lotion has an immediate smoothing and cooling effect, removing any itchiness and soreness very ... more
Being a soft and gentle soul(!), I become very irritated by dry and itchy skin, particularly at this time of year, when my hands are prone to dryness and cracking. I suffered with mild eczema on my hands as a child and it can flare up if I do not moisturise my hands when they start to feel dry. I tend to react quite badly to fragranced hand creams and sometimes find eczema creams too greasy now. Thankfully, I started to use Vaseline Dermacare Dermatological Lotion a couple of years ago and have found it to give excellent, and immediate, relief to dry and itchy skin.
The lotion
The lotion contains natural lipids and, mainly, aqua and glycerine, and is designed to be used on dry, chapped and cracked skin to help relieve the itchiness and soreness. According to the tube it "nourishes and protects", helping the skin to "heal itself". I'm no expert on the list of other ingredients in the lotion, but it is certainly very calming and soothing when used, so the balance seems to be right. The lotion is hypoallergenic and fragrance free, so is capable of being used by a wide cross section of people who react well to general creams.
The lotion is pure white in colour and is perfectly smooth in texture. It has a good, general, "medium" consistency, meaning that it is neither too thick to dispense or rub in, nor too runny that it disappears before you have had chance to rub it in!! Once squeezed from the tube it remains in a "ball" shape on the palm of the hand so can be easily distributed from there.
Once on the skin, the lotion rubs in extremely well and quickly, but does not leave any residue, greasiness or stickiness. My hands feel moisturised but not at all greasy, as they can do with other, thicker, creams.
Usage
Whilst I only tend to use Vaseline Dermacare on my hands, it can be used all over the body and should be used, liberally, 2 to 3 times a day, to help clear the affected area. I use it twice a day, morning and night, when my hands are dry, using a small ball of lotion about a centimetre in diameter to cover both of my hands well.
Once rubbed in, the lotion has an immediate smoothing and cooling effect, removing any itchiness and soreness very quickly. Any visible cracking is smoothed away and my hands feel calmer and less irritable straight away.
Longer term effects
The dryness on my hands is fairly minor, so after a couple of day's usage any cracking and dryness has gone and my hands feel smooth and supple again. Whilst I do not use this, or any other lotion, as a daily moisturiser, its lightness and ease of use means that it could be used daily as a preventative measure.
At the end of last summer, for no apparent reason, I suffered with very sore and cracked skin on my elbows (probably "Accountant's Elbow" caused by leaning on a desk all day!!). I immediately reached for my tube of Dermacare and despite the soreness being quite bad in a concentrated area, and the cracking being rather deep, the lotion removed the symptoms in about 4 days. This was the worst "outbreak" that I've ever used this lotion for and was extremely pleased, and relieved, at the results. Thankfully, because of the lightness and speed of absorption of the cream, it left no marks or residue on the elbows of my shirts, so it is very clean too!!
Packaging and Price
Vaseline Dermacare is available at most supermarkets and chemists in various sizes. The 400ml and 200ml sizes come in white bottles, approximately 8 inches and 6 inches tall respectively, and a couple of inches wide. These both come with a blue flip lid, which clicks open and closed very easily, so one handed operation is very possible. The lotion is dispensed through a single hole nozzle, and the bottles only have to be lightly squeezed to successfully dispense the required amount of lotion.
However, I find these bottles quite heavy and cumbersome at times, so tend to buy the handy 75ml tube. Obviously, this suits me as I use it infrequently, so do not need to "stock up", but the tube is very convenient, as it is around 5 inches long and an inch or so in diameter, and easily, and discreetly, slotted into a jacket pocket or briefcase. This size is a softer, "squeeze" tube, with the same blue lid and nozzle as the larger sizes. Whilst remnants of dispensed lotion can become trapped in the nozzle and lid, the lotion does not dry out, so does not clog the lid. The lid is also fitted with a small "spear" to help keep the nozzle clear, when it is clicked closed.
In terms of price, the lotion retails at just over £1.10 per 100ml, with there being a slight price advantage to buying the larger sizes (400ml at £4.30). The blue "Vaseline Intensive Care" logo is very prominent at the top of the front panel, so it is easily spotted on the shelf.
I thoroughly recommend Vaseline Dermacare to anyone with sore, dry or itchy skin as it gives immediate relief and clears up the problem area in a matter of days.
Advantages: non greasy, absorbs easily, great results Disadvantages: none
...the front of the bottle;
Vaseline Intensive Care
DermaCare
Dermatological Lotion
Soothes and protects dry and sensitive skin
Natural Lipids
Hypo-allergenic-Fragrance free
Why I bought it
After a wonderful summer holiday enjoying an average temperature of 35˚C I needed to treat my skin as coming back my skin was very dry (though my skin was already dry when I left) As I am trying to buy fragrance free products, Vaseline Intensive Care ... ...have already recommended it to my dearest and will definitely continue to use. I have never used any other Vaseline brand body lotion before but definitely very satisfied with this product. I paid about £1.60 for 200ml, sale, Vaseline products are sold by Boots, Superdrug and most supermarkets. ...
jesciao 27.10.2008
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Advantages: amazing skin rehydration, hypo allergenic Disadvantages: states fragrance free but slight medical smell
...is the "Dermacare" lotion as Vaseline Intensive Care have quite a few lotions in their range.
It says on the bottle..Dermacare...effective relief for problem dry skin.....replaces the skins natural lipids...penetrates the skin where dryness starts, allowing the skin to repair itself from within.
Well you must have heard of mechanics who are allergic to oil well my partner is a gardener who suffers from hayfever and has vitiligo! Vitiligo is where ... ...and basically if you go in the sun you burn.
A couple of weeks ago my partner was out gardening on a warm but cloudy day and managed to burn his arms terribly ( judging by the blisters I would have said 3rd degree). But having a dislike of doctors he refused to have them looked at.
I covered his arms in aloe vera and every kind of aftersun going but they were of no help. I went to the local chemist and asked for advice.....go to your doctor.....back ...
Pink-Ice-Queen 18.06.2006
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Advantages: helps all dry/sensitive skin Disadvantages: finding the time to use it 3 times aday
Vaseline Intensive Care Dermacare
Dermatological Lotion
I’ve tried many creams/lotions for the dry skin on my feet and then I came across this in my local supermarket.
I have tried the hand cream and found that very good so I thought, “might as well give it a go”
It comes in a white plastic bottle with a blue flip top lid, though it states it's a lotion it is not runny as some lotions can be, actually I found it just right!
Healthy skin contains ... ...less of these lipids. This states, “It locks in moisture, soothes and protects dry and sensitive skin”. It is Hypo-Allergenic, so is suitable for sensitive skin, contains Natural Lipids and is Fragrance Free so there’s no problem with wearing deodorants, perfumes etc.
Derma-Care formula with natural lipids not only nourishes and protects the skin but also penetrates the skin where dryness starts, allowing the skin to repair itself from with-in.
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p.i.worker 12.09.2002
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Advantages: Leaves skin soft, relieves itchy skin Disadvantages: Not many
...relieves your skin from itchiness, Vaseline Dermacare dermatological lotion could be the answer. My skin suffers from mild eczema and it sometimes flares up badly during the night when it gets too warm,especially around my legs. I use hydrocortisone cream prescribed from my doctor and apply it a few minutes after using moisturiser. The trouble was finding the right moisturiser that doesn't irritate my skin. I have used pretty much a wide range of ... ...I have always loved using Vaseline petroleum jelly on my lips so I thought I'd try out the Vaseline body care range. It has a thick but not too rich consistency and it says unperfumed but if you apply a lot of it, it has a very very light scent. This is great for me but might not be for others who like a nice lotion smell. I have found that this is the best product for preventing skin from getting too itchy. I also use it on my hands as well and ...
happylilelf 16.12.2006
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Advantages: Gets rid of dry skin quickly Disadvantages: None
...in boots I came acros Vaseline intensive care dermacare lotion which is meant to sooth and protect dry and sensitive skin and for the price of around 2.49 for 200ml I thought I would give it a go.
The packaging is simple, a white squeezy bottle with a blue flip lid which makes it easy to open. It has nice easy to use directions on the back of the bottle which says - Apply liberally to affected areas of body 2-3 times daily. Avoid harsh soaps and ... ...Used regularly it makes dry and sensitive skin behave more like normal skin.
The lotion is quite thick and very easy to apply and doesnt run down your skin. It smells nice and fresh,a clean and not heavy over powering smell which is great for men and children aswell as women.
It says use 2/3 a day but i started to use it once or twice and it worked a treat,redness went soreness soothed instantly. I just use this as needed now when i have a flair ...
KELCAL 05.06.2004
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