Observational study – Herbacin Hand Cream & Soap for atopic dermatitis

Jochen S., 71 years: “The skin is simply no longer as dry and scaly, which also means less redness. At a certain age, moisturizing regularly is extremely important – it’s absolute skin protection. Unfortunately, at this age everything heals much more slowly.”

Elisabeth R., 56 years: “I have extremely dry and damaged hands that often develop red cracks… I have to moisturize my skin a lot. Every two days I took a hand bath to soothe the dry, red areas. Afterwards, I applied plenty of cream, massaged it in, and then wore cotton gloves. I’m amazed at how much better my hands have become.”

Clara D., 29 years: “Herbacin Hand Cream is better because it absorbs faster and doesn’t feel sticky or tacky on the skin. The hand soap creates a very fine lather (I even used it for a full shower) and doesn’t dry out the skin.”

Andrea B., 64 years: “Rough and dry patches are decreasing day by day. Neither product stings on small open areas. Overall, the products provide a good level of care, are non-sticky, absorb very quickly, and leave no residue.”

Annegret E., 64 years: “Both products complement each other perfectly, and at the end of the 4 weeks, you can look at well-cared-for hands.”

Simone St., 62 years: “The first thing I noticed is that you only need a small amount of the products – they are very economical. I have small open skin lesions on my fingers and palm. These areas are very sensitive, dry, rough, and scaly. The soap softens them very pleasantly, and the cream soothes and seals them.”

Peter N., 31 years: “I find the prices for both products very fair. After the 4 weeks, my hands were less dry – once again presentable and well cared for. I even recommended the products to a good friend.”

Katja B., 53 years: “The Cream Soap doesn’t dry out the skin – it’s almost like skincare. I also used the Cream Soap for the whole body. I find the cream very suitable for problematic skin, as it doesn’t sting or itch but provides a good caring effect.”