How old is E45 cream?
1952
In 1952 we released our first product – E45 cream. It was created by a Boots chemist in response to a customer request for a product that would soothe and protect the skin. In 1963 physicians noticed E45 cream was a beneficial treatment for dry skin conditions.
Who manufactures E45?
Reckitt Benckiser
E45 cream, a brand of skin care products from Crookes Healthcare, a subsidiary of Reckitt Benckiser.
What is E45 made of?
E45 cream is a skin care product containing the active ingredients: lanolin, white soft paraffin and liquid paraffin, from the E45 brand of skin care products by Crookes Healthcare, a subsidiary of Reckitt Benckiser.
How long does E45 cream last?
Aluminium tubes and polypropylene tubs: 3 years. All other containers: 2 years.
Does E45 have steroids?
E45 Dermatitis Cream is a steroid-free treatment specifically formulated to treat redness and inflammation associated with dermatitis and eczema. It has been scientifically-proven to reduce the inflammation response to help calm the skin when irritated.
What is E45 cream?
A soothing, non-greasy ointment for the treatment of dry skin conditions. Effective and pleasant to use, E45 cream has been clinically proven to soothe dry, itching, flaking, chapped, rough and calloused skin. E45 cream can be used every day by the whole family (including babies) making it an essential household item.
How many times a day can you use E45 cream?
E45 Cream is to be applied to the affected area 2 or 3 times daily. Find out more about how to apply your emollient.
Is E45 OK for face?
The E45 moisturising lotion improves extremely dry skin in just 2 weeks. It can be used all over your body, face and hands to give long-lasting care for dry and sensitive skin.
Is E45 the same as Sudocrem?
Sudocrem was launched almost 80 years ago to help treat nappy rash, but it’s antiseptic properties mean it’s also great for treating acne and soothing dry skin. Hot on the healing heels of Sudocrem are Savlon and E45 – both antiseptic, both white, and equally as good at sorting problem skin sharpish.