Bipharma Ointments

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      Bipharma ointments for dry and sensitive skin

      Bipharma ointments are highly spreadable, greasy ointments that protect and coat the skin. An ointment contains little or no water and therefore stays on the skin longer than a cream. This reduces moisture loss and protects dry, irritated or sensitive skin.

      In this range you will find, among others, zinc oxide ointment 10%, cooling cooling ointment, cetomacrogol ointment with lactic acid and greasy simplex base ointment.

      About Bipharma ointments

      Bipharma makes simple, affordable ointments based on well-known pharmaceutical formulas. Each ointment has its own application: from protecting and covering to cooling or lightly drying out. Also view the full Bipharma range.

      Zinc oxide ointment and zinc oxide cream

      Zinc oxide has a slightly drying and astringent effect and protects the skin. The 10% zinc oxide ointment is an oily, soothing ointment. The zinc oxide cream is thinner and easy to apply.

      Cooling ointment

      Cooling ointment cools and soothes, and reduces the effects of very dry or irritated skin. Available with rose oil or fragrance-free, without rose oil.

      Paraffin-vaseline ointment and simplex basic ointment

      The oiliest ointments in this range. They cover the skin and retain moisture. The low-viscosity paraffin-vaseline ointment is extra easy to apply. You can find more products with vaseline at Bipharma vaseline.

      Cetomacrogol ointment with 3% lactic acid

      An easy-to-apply ointment that cares for the skin and restores the moisture balance. Can also be used in the bath or under the shower. Also view the other Bipharma cetomacrogol products.

      Which Bipharma ointment do you choose?

      • Very dry or irritated skin: simplex basic ointment or paraffin-vaseline ointment
      • Dry skin that needs cooling: cooling ointment
      • Skin that needs to be protected and lightly dried out: zinc oxide ointment or zinc oxide cream
      • Care in the bath or under the shower: cetomacrogol ointment with 3% lactic acid

      This is a general selection guide. If you have persistent skin complaints, ask your doctor or pharmacist for advice.

      A cream contains water and absorbs quickly. An ointment contains little or no water, feels greasier and stays on the skin longer. As a result, an ointment protects the skin more effectively against dryness.

      Zinc oxide ointment protects the skin and has a mild drying and astringent effect. The ointment is often used on irritated or moist skin. See the Bipharma zinc oxide ointment 10%.

      Both contain zinc oxide and protect the skin. Zinc oxide cream is thinner and easier to apply, while zinc oxide ointment is thicker and greasier.

      For very dry skin, greasy ointments such as simplex basic ointment or paraffin-vaseline ointment are suitable. They cover the skin and retain moisture. If you also want a cooling effect, choose cooling ointment.

      Bipharma cetomacrogol ointment with 3% lactic acid can also be used in the bath or shower. Apply other ointments to clean, dry skin. Always follow the instructions for use on the packaging.