I apply it to my face to nourish and soothe my skin after at-home peels or skin needling when my skin can get sensitive.

I also use it on my cheeks underneath makeup, I have tiny dry patches and it works sooo well with hydrating those patches so my foundation doesn't look patchy. Creamy Shea Butter allows the balm to glide across your base like butter, effortlessly locking in hydration that could potentially be stripped by harsh external aggressors. Average star rating within the product image is based on a Review Crew panel of 100 and is correct as of 04/11/2020.It has a thick texture that absorbs well into the skin, leaving a slight oily feel, therefore I don't need to use a lot.

Cicaplast has been through rigorous dermatological testing to ensure it is suitable for use on even the most sensitive skin - including babies from one week old. Highly gentle and kind, the balm is suitable for babies, relieving skin tightness, chapped lips or dry, cracked skin. Reduce the look and feel of irritated skin with the La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5 Soothing Repairing Balm. CICAPLAST is a multi-purpose range that soothes irritations, repairs and protects the skin barrier function.

The balm is enriched with powerful Vitamin B5, Madecassoside and Glycerin, which come together to deeply nourish and moisturise dry, uncomfortable skin, minimising the appearance of coarseness and redness.

Even if you haven't got dry skin, this multipurpose moisturiser is the perfect aftercare cream for tattoos, peels and laser treatment. From my experience, I would recommend using the balm at the evening prior to bed instead of the day.

My partner tends to get dry and itchy skin and he uses this to soothe and heal the irritated areas too as it provides intense hydrating. After showering I squeeze out a pea size amount of the balm onto the back of my palm and gently dab it on dry patches of skin I have on my chest, back of the neck and hands. It does leave a white cast when it says it's not suppose to but with continual massaging for a minute or so it does start to go away.