My son’s doctor introduced me to Lipikar Baume AP+ when he was an infant with eczema. We tried many lotions before trying Lipikar, and for all of the other lotions he reacted with redness on his skin, prickly heat like tendencies, and itchy skin. From the time we started using Lipikar Baume AP+ a few years ago, we had to continually use it despite the season. We applied the cream generously everyday to avoid the eczema from coming back. If we neglect to put it on thinking it is all gone, then it would come back, so we have been using it consistently.
I like that Lipikar Baume AP+ is naturally soothing and anti-inflammatory. It helps relieve the itching of extremely dry skin. The texture of the cream is not sticky or oily, and we can put on the clothing without waiting for the cream to absorb into the skin. This texture innovation promotes compliance, as scratching frequency is significantly reduced and patients feel cutaneous comfort on a daily basis.
I like that Lipikar Baume AP+ is naturally soothing and anti-inflammatory. It helps relieve the itching of extremely dry skin. The texture of the cream is not sticky or oily, and we can put on the clothing without waiting for the cream to absorb into the skin. This texture innovation promotes compliance, as scratching frequency is significantly reduced and patients feel cutaneous comfort on a daily basis.
Going without scratching and being annoyed by the skin condition is very important, as it affects many other things in day-to-day life, such as...
- 58% of atopic children suffer from disturbed sleep, and this causes children to have problems concentrating at school. 50% of parents believe their child’s academic performance suffers as a result**. This is backed up by many dermatologists who have seen young patients experiencing difficulties at school as well as psychological problems such as stammering or stress due to being teased at school because of their condition.
- 31% make changes to their daily lives**. It goes without saying that parents focus their attention on the atopic child, sometimes to the expense of siblings. Choosing holiday destinations, foods or pets become problematic issues for the family.
- 85% find their child’s atopy has a negative impact on their own emotional state***. Parents feel powerless to control their child’s physical and psychological suffering. This feeling of helplessness and exhaustion affects their professional life as well as their relationship with their spouse, resulting in a major impact on their well-being.
Up until now, the various treatments for atopy were first designed to decrease inflammation
and eventually reconstitute the skin’s barrier to re-establish its protective function.
Today, La Roche-Posay Laboratories demonstrates that simply restoring the skin’s barrier
function is not enough to provide long-lasting relief to atopic skin: the microbiome’s
balance also needs to be restored. As long as it remains impaired flare-ups of severe
dryness, itching and irritation will keep coming back.
Lipi and Kara are two children’s characters created
by La Roche-Posay help children understand their atopy
and manage it on a daily basis in a fun way. Thanks to
step-by-step images, the children can become more
autonomous by learning the “8 golden rules of cream
application”, a ritual to be followed daily to restore
the skin’s comfort.
LIPIKAR launched in January 2012 the brand-new
web program “100 families for a better life with eczema” Program to improves daily life for families struggling
with atopy. La Roche-Posay
provides 100 Canadian families with the complete range of
Lipikar products for a year, in addition to giving them access to
a dedicated area on a web site where they will find information
on atopy and where they can share their experiences with other
families. Visit them on 100families.ca to know more about their
history.
Contest:
The recruitment campaign for the 2015 edition of “100 families against eczema” will begin on October 1st, 2014.
Contest:
The recruitment campaign for the 2015 edition of “100 families against eczema” will begin on October 1st, 2014.
Here are some practical tips to keep your atopy under control
- Gently cleanse skin without rubbing every day
- Avoid soaps and detergents and choose cleansing bars and surgras gels
- Make sure water temperature is or syndets between 32 and 34°C
- Wash with your hands, and not with a wash cloth
- Pat dry without rubbing
- Rinse well
- Moisturize skin with an emollient immediately after cleansing
Coupons:
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If you are in Canada and would like to win 2 Lipikar Baume AP+ 7 day trial kits before March 1st enter below. Please follow my social media networks and leave comments to be eligible to win.
Update: The winner is Caryn.
Update: The winner is Caryn.
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