The cream should be applied thinly to the affected areas once or twice a day. Normally, you should notice a clear improvement in the skin condition after one to two weeks. However, each individual skin situation can of course vary greatly. Since the skin renews itself in a cycle of about 28 days, it is advisable to use the cream for 4 weeks, even though you will probably notice a positive effect much earlier. If necessary, the cream can also be applied several times a day without any problems.

Creaderm linoleic acid cream is suitable for permanent basic skin care and can also be used regularly in the long term.

The cream can also be used for atopic eczema (neurodermatitis) and psoriasis. Depending on the condition of the skin, you can choose between the lighter lotion and the rich cream.

The linoleic acid lotion has a lighter texture, it is particularly smooth on the skin and provides long-lasting care. It is an oil-in-water emulsion, meaning the water content in lotions is higher than in creams (water-in-oil emulsions). This makes the lotion easy to spread and means the product is quickly absorbed.

The linoleic acid cream has a lower water content and thus a richer texture, it provides the skin with maximum moisture.

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Linoleic acid: Our skin is equipped with a natural protective barrier in the epidermis, the top layer of the skin. This barrier consists of horn cells surrounded by lipids rich in linoleic acid. Linoleic acid is therefore a substance produced naturally in the body (omega-6 fatty acid) - this counteracts skin irritations from the outside, for example from harmful environmental influences. In addition, linoleic acid counteracts damage caused by the effects of light. If this natural skin barrier is disturbed, i.e. the horn cells are no longer surrounded by lipids containing linoleic acid, our skin becomes dry and porous. Now it is important to supply linoleic acid to rebuild the skin barrier and thus bring the moisture balance back into equilibrium. The linoleic acid we use is obtained from organic sunflower seed oil.

We deliberately avoid lanolin, paraffin, parabens and petrolatum during development and production.