Epaderm Junior Cream 150g

Name: Epaderm Junior Cream 150g
Brand: Epaderm
SKU: shopify_ZZ_7542911107162_42158300135514
Price: 35.99 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.53 (17 reviews)

Rated 4.53 out of 5 based on 17 customer ratings

(17 customer reviews)

Your child’s eczema needs regular moisturising. Getting them to stand still long enough is another matter. Epaderm Junior is made with both in mind — a rich paraffin emollient for dry, eczema-prone skin, an easy pump, and a friendly hippo designed to help make regular moisturising less of a battle. And when bath time comes around, the same cream can be used in place of soap. Suitable from babyhood. 150g.

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ECZEMA CREAM WITHOUT THE DAILY BATTLE

Made for little ones with dry, eczema-prone skin — with an easy pump that helps make regular moisturising quicker and simpler for parents.

THE HIPPO HAS A JOB TO DO

The child-friendly characters aren't just decoration. They're designed to encourage emollient use and help turn eczema moisturising into a routine children can get involved with.

SERIOUS EMOLLIENT. MADE FOR LITTLE SKIN.

Liquid paraffin, yellow soft paraffin and glycerine form the moisturising base — helping soften and protect dry, eczema-prone skin from babyhood onwards.

MOISTURISER AND SOAP SUBSTITUTE IN ONE

Use it throughout the day to moisturise, then reach for the same bottle at bath time as a gentle skin cleanser. One less product in your child's eczema routine.

4.5

Based on 17 reviews

Rating breakdown from 17 customer reviews.

Game changer! 🔥

Sam B.

With Epaderm Junior, my son's skin looks less irritated and feels smoother. Highly recommend!

Steve F.

Great for my daughter's psoriasis. Her skin feels so much better.

Matt J.

Product Details

ECZEMA CARE HAS TO WORK IN REAL FAMILY LIFE.

Epaderm Junior combines a proper emollient for dry, eczema-prone skin with the practical things that make regular use easier for parents and children. It moisturises and softens dry skin while leaving a barrier that helps retain moisture — important when eczema means moisturising isn't an occasional job.
The formula combines liquid paraffin, yellow soft paraffin and glycerine and is suitable for all ages, including babies. It's also fragrance, colouring, SLS, paraben and steroid free.

THREE PUMPS = ONE MEASURE — no squeezing, scooping or guessing every time you reach for it.
UNDER 10? THE AMOUNT CHANGES — Epaderm advises using half the adult guide amount for children under ten.
LET THEM HAVE A GO — once they're old enough, the pump makes it easy for little hands to start moisturising accessible areas themselves.
FROM NAPPIES TO SCHOOL BAGS — suitable for all ages, including babies, so the same familiar emollient can stay in the routine as they grow.

How to Use

Three pumps is one measure — for children under ten, Epaderm recommend half the amount they list for adults.
Smooth it onto the skin following the direction the hair grows, rather than rubbing against it.
At bath time, dispense a small amount onto your hand, lather it under warm water and use it in place of soap.
Use it as part of the everyday routine — Epaderm list it for the ongoing management of dry skin.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I really use it as the soap as well?

Yes — Epaderm give directions for it. Lather a small amount under warm water and use it instead of soap. They point to NICE guidance recommending that dry skin be washed with emollients rather than soaps and detergents. For a parent, it means one bottle on the bath edge rather than two, and one fewer product to run out of.

How much should I use on a small child?

Epaderm define one measure as three pumps from the 150g bottle, and say children under ten should use half the guide amounts listed for adults. Emollient goes further than people expect — most parents under-apply rather than over-apply.

Is it suitable for a baby?

Epaderm list it as suitable for all ages including babies. It's fragrance, colouring, SLS, paraben and steroid free. As with anything new on a baby's skin, try a small area first, and if your child is under medical care for their eczema, mention it at the next appointment.

Is there anything else I should know?

The fire warning above is the important one — emollient residue in bedding and clothing is a genuine hazard and worth taking seriously rather than skimming. Beyond that: external use only, keep it out of eyes, don't use it if your child reacts to any ingredient, and stop and get advice if their skin worsens. It's a moisturiser, and it doesn't replace anything prescribed.