Irish Daily Star - Chic

Keep xeracalm and carry on...

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French pharmacy brand Avène has become Ireland’s answer to soothing eczema-prone and dry skin with its Xeracalm A.D range.

As the temperatur­e drops and the winter sets in, Irish skin can become problemati­c.

The seasonal transition can deplete the skin’s natural moisture, making it susceptibl­e to discomfort, especially for those dealing with eczema which, according to Allergy Ireland, 1 in 10 Irish adults and 1 in 5 children suffer with.

not only that, the temptation to indulge in hot baths or showers during the colder months can aggravate the issue.

hot water can compromise the skin’s protective barrier, leading to increased dryness and itching by disrupting its ability to retain essential moisture.

This is why Avène has just launched its brand new Xeracalm Soothing concentrat­e, which promises to immediatel­y soften and smooth dry and itchy areas on the face and body.

This innovative soothing concentrat­e is formulated with i-modulia, Avène’s patented post-biotic active ingredient which not only reduces itching and redness, but also stimulates the skin’s defences and fights irritation. cer-omega and Ultraconce­ntrated Plant Oil nourishes, strengthen­s and restores the skin’s barrier with ‘ceramide–like’ biomimetic molecules and omega 6 plant oil. combined with Avène’s iconic thermal water, known for its naturally soothing and softening properties, this SOS concentrat­e provides immediate relief to problem areas including hands, feet, arms, neck and eyes which are prone to become dry and itchy.

Avène’s Training and Scientific communicat­ions Manager Melanie Black describes the product as, “An incredible addition to the Xeracalm family, an SOS product to take on the go with you to soothe and calm the skin throughout the day with double the concentrat­ion of I-modulia, our calming active that also helps reduce itching due to dryness”.

Avène’s Xeracalm Soothing Concentrat­e (€17.50) is available from pharmacies nationwide and online at www.millies.ie

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