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Dr.Eddie's Dermal Defense

Dr. Eddie’s

Moisturizing Cream for Face & Body

Serious Skincare for Seriously Sensitive Skin

Dr. Eddie’s Dermal Defense Moisturizing Cream provides daily hydration for dry, sensitive and eczema-prone skin. Glycerin draws moisture into the outer skin, while petrolatum helps reduce water loss. Use the same fragrance-free cream on your face, hands and body.

Dr. Eddie’s Dermal Defense Moisturizing Cream, 12 fl oz pump jar

Ingredients We Use

A fragrance-free cream with glycerin for hydration and petrolatum to help keep that moisture in your skin. Explore the cream’s ingredients.

Fragrance-Free

Made without added fragrance or masking fragrance.

Daily Moisture

Glycerin and petrolatum help dry skin stay hydrated.

Face & Body

One leave-on cream for dry facial skin, hands, arms and legs.

Pediatrician-Developed

Created by Dr. Eddie Valenzuela, a board-certified pediatrician.

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Dr. Eddie’s Dermal Defense Moisturizing Cream, 12 fl oz pump jar

About Dermal Defense

Dermal Defense was created by Dr. Eddie Valenzuela, MD, FAAP, a board-certified pediatrician and founder of Pediatric Solutions, LLC. His work caring for families inspired a straightforward approach to dry, sensitive skin: useful ingredients and a routine people can follow.

Our Moisturizing Cream is a leave-on moisturizer for the face and body. It supports daily skin hydration and fits alongside gentle cleansing and any treatment your clinician recommends.

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Dr. Eddie’s Dermal Defense Moisturizing Cream, 12 fl oz pump jar

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Using Dermal Defense Cream

Make moisturizing a comfortable part of your daily routine.

Dr. Eddie’s Dermal Defense Moisturizing Cream, 12 fl oz pump jar
Daily application on face and body

Apply the cream to clean skin on your face and body twice daily or as needed. After washing, pat gently and moisturize while the skin is still slightly damp. Work a small amount through facial hair to reach dry skin beneath it.

Use the cream after a gentle cleanser. If you use a prescribed skin treatment, follow your clinician’s directions for when to apply it. The cream provides moisture support; it is not a medicated eczema or dandruff treatment.

Glycerin attracts moisture, and petrolatum helps limit water loss from the skin’s surface. The fragrance-free formula also includes a licorice-derived ingredient, dipotassium glycyrrhizate. See the full ingredient list.

Check the full ingredient list if you have a known allergy. For an infant, a persistent rash or a history of product reactions, ask your clinician which moisturizer is appropriate.

Customer Experiences

Customer Experiences

Read experiences shared by Dermal Defense customers, then explore the cream ingredients and application guidance to see how moisturizing fits your routine.

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Customer Experiences

Read experiences shared by Dermal Defense customers, then explore the cream ingredients and application guidance to see how moisturizing fits your routine.

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