Skin type
Description
Made in Germany
The numis® med pH 5.5 Hand Cream is a pH-balanced, rapidly absorbed formula. With the numis® care Complex of active ingredients it adds intensive moisture and supports the skin‘s natural protective function. Stressed skin is regenerated and softened.
Excellent tolerability – effectiveness dermatologically tested.
numis® care Complex with Hydrolactol® and skin soothing
components. Developed especially to care for sensitive skin and
keep it from drying out.
Apply numis® med pH 5.5 hand cream to the hands several times a day if necessary.
How a pH-balanced formulation with panthenol supports the skin
The pH skin-neutral formula ensures particularly mild cleansing and care. It does not attack the skin’s protective acid mantle, but helps to stabilise it and thus protects the skin microbiome.
The skin-soothing panthenol promotes the formation of new skin cells and stimulates the formation of water-binding lipids (fats). It thus supports the regeneration of the skin.
To protect the skin, soothe it and support its regeneration, the use of pH-balanced products with panthenol is particularly suitable for sensitive skin.
Normal skin has an intact protective barrier. With a slightly acidic pH value of 5.5 and natural moisturising factors which bind in and store moisture. The skin withstands external influences and does not dry out.
If the sensitive pH value becomes imbalanced, the skin’s acid mantle is weakened. The skin is no longer protected from external influences, it reacts sensitively and becomes prone to irritation.
The pH-balanced formula with panthenol and the numis® care Complex stabilises the skin’s acid mantle and strengthens its natural resistance. Sensitive skin is soothed, regenerated and protected from external influences. For smooth, supple skin.
The skin is made up of 3 layers: 1* epidermis; 2* the dermis or corium; subcutaneous fat. In combination with the acid mantle (hydrolipid film), which has a slightly acidic pH value of 5.5, it forms the skin‘s protective barrier.
