Vanicream Moisturizing Lotion 16-oz Pump Bottle

Vanicream™ Moisturizing Lotion provides all the same moisturizing benefits of Vanicream Skin Cream, but in a lighter formulation. Vanicream’s Moisturizing Lotion (formerly named Vanicream Lite Lotion) spreads the fastest over face, feet, hands and body to soothe and hydrate skin without a greasy after-feel. Formulated for those with sensitive skin, this Moisturizing Lotion is often recommended by dermatologists for its gentle, non-irritating qualities. Vanicream’s light therapeutic lotion helps to ease the annoying and sometimes painful effects of eczema, psoriasis, winter-itch, and other skin conditions. A refreshing alternative to often irritating skin lotions, Vanicream’s lotion contains NO perfume, dyes, lanolin, parabens, formaldehyde, or any other common irritant.

Vanicream™ Moisturizing Lotion comes in a 16-oz pump bottle. Also available in an 8-oz bottle with press cap (sold separately). A 0.25-oz trial size is also available in our Bath & Body Trial Pack.

Features:

• Doctor recommended for sensitive skin
• Light, therapeutic lotion keeps skin calm and hydrated
• Beneficial to those with skin problems aggravated by lack of moisture
• Carries the NEA Seal of Acceptance™ awarded by the National Eczema Association
• Dermatologic formula contains no sulfates, phosphates, glutens, or any of these other common irritants:¹
• parabens
• PABA
• dyes
• lanolin or derivatives
• fragrances or masking fragrances
• formaldehyde
• irritating preservatives
• Easy-to-spread, quickly absorbed, non-staining, long-lasting
• Kid friendly, and suitable for all ages and skin types
• Non-comedogenic (won’t cause blackheads)
• Apply as needed to avoid dryness and skin irritation:
• Use on hands, feet, face and body
• Daytime or nighttime
• After bathing, showering or swimming
• Before exposure to the elements

Note:

¹	Vanicream™ skin care products have always been known for what is NOT in them. Please see this list of common chemical irritants often found in other products, and why they can be so irritating.