Ultrabase Cream 500ml is a gentle emollient for dry skin. It soothes and hydrates, easing eczema and psoriasis discomfort. The cream's white soft paraffin base locks in moisture. Also, it's free from SLS and parabens, making it safe. This makes Ultrabase Cream ideal for sensitive or irritated skin.

Key Features

• Moisturising: Helps hydrate and nourish rough, dry skin.
• Soothing: Calms redness and reduces itchiness from skin issues.
• Versatile: Works well for eczema and other skin concerns.
• Non-greasy: Absorbs fast without a sticky or oily feel.
• Mild scent: Has a light, non-medicated fragrance for comfort.
• Large size: 500ml pump for easy, long-lasting use.

How often should I apply Ultrabase Cream?

Apply when skin feels dry or irritated. Use as needed.

Can I use Ultrabase Cream on my face?

Yes, it is safe for facial use. Avoid eyes and broken skin.

Is Ultrabase Cream suitable for children?

It is safe for all ages. Ask a doctor if unsure.

Purified water, White soft paraffin, Liquid paraffin, Stearyl alcohol, Polyoxyl 40 stearate, 2-phenoxyethanol, Carbomer, Benzoic acid, Disodium edetate, Dehydroacetic acid, Sodium hydroxide, Citrus rose perfume oil.

For external use only. Always wash and dry hands before use. Smooth the cream gently onto the skin, following the direction of hair growth, as often as it is needed. Children under 1 year should be treated only under medical supervision.

Do not use after the expiry date, or if you are allergic (hypersensitive) to any of the ingredients listed below. If skin is badly cracked, infected or bleeding, speak to your doctor or pharmacist before use. Avoid contact with eyes. Using Ultrabase Cream during pregnancy or breastfeeding is unlikely to have any adverse effects, however if you are unsure talk to your doctor or pharmacist.

If you use more Ultrabase Cream than you should or accidentally swallow the cream, it is unlikely to be dangerous but contact your doctor or pharmacist with the product details. Keep away from fire when using this product.

Stearyl Alcohol may cause local skin reactions e.g inflammation of the skin (contact dermatitis). Paraffin, when in contact with dressings and clothing, is easily ignited with a naked flame or cigarette. Benzoic acid may cause an allergic reaction (possibly delayed)