Sorbolene & Eczema
October 31st, 2008
Sorbolene is a popular, inexpensive moisturizer consisting mainly of purified water, parafin and glycerin. It is manufactured by many different companies so there are a variety of brands available. However regardless of the brand the basic product is the same.
Sorbolene – a non-irritating, odorless, all-purpose cream. It is suitable for use on the hands, face and body. It is a popular alternative to soap and makes an ideal make up remover. Being a pure moisturizer that is lipid free and non-alkaline makes sorbolene ideal for the most sensitive of skin.
Long lasting moisture
Sorbolene is high in glycerin, which is one of the best natural moisturizers found in living systems for faster more effective relief of dry skin. It creates an effective barrier on the skin therefore minimizing transedermal moisture loss.
Free from thickeners, colorings, fragrances, parabens, lanolin and excessive preservatives, sorbolene is less likely to irritate sensitive skin, trigger allergies or clog the skin pores.
For the best result sorbolene can be massaged into the skin several times a day, especially after the skin has been exposed to water or environmental elements that are prone to strip the skin of its natural elements.
A good moisturizer at an affordable price!
Sorbolene should not replace your treatment cream for outbreaks, but be used in conjunction as part of your daily skin care routine.
Other common spellings of sorbolene – sorbelen, sorbelene, sorbaline.
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