PH5 crema manos piel sensible

Eucerin PH5 crema manos piel sensible

Hand cream & treatments

Expected delivery:
Wednesday 12/08/2026
Wednesday 12/08/2026

*Approximate for orders whose destination is the provincial capital. In other cases there will be a delay of 1 day.
Eucerin cosmetics. HAND CREAM. Moisturizing and protective cream for sensitive and dry hands. Soothes and protects skin for 18 hours. This beauty care regenerates the skin and its pH5 EnzymeProtecion is perfect for damaged hands.
EAN
4005800631542
Age
From Less than 18 until More of 50 years
Skin type
All skin types
Textures
Cream
Parapharmacy
Parapharmacy Dermocosmetics
ingredients
aqua, glycerin, hydrogenated coco-glycerides, panthenol, stearyl alcohol, triisostearin, cetyl alcohol, palmitic acid, stearic acid, tocopherol, glucosylrutin, isoquercitrin, sodium citrate, citric acid, aluminum starch octenylsuccinate, dimethicone, peg-100 stearate, glyceryl stearate, sorbitan stearate, carbomer, trisodium edta, myristic acid, arachidic acid, oleic acid, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, parfum, benzyl alcohol, linalool.
Brand Safety Warning
External use. Avoid contact with eyes. Keep out of reach of children. If any adverse reaction occurs, discontinue use; if it persists, consult your doctor.
Legal information of the brand
Beiersdorf, S.A, Av. De La Industria, 31, 28760, Madrid
https://www.beiersdorf.es/
dataprotectionespana@beiersdorf.com

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Reviews Eucerin - PH5 crema manos piel sensible

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javier
07/10/2019
Softness, hydration, aroma, efficacy
I tried it once and since then, it has become my product of choice due to its effectiveness and that it leaves our hands very soft, avoiding problems and its absorption is fast.
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Gender: Man
Age: Between 26 and 35 years old
Country: ES
Has been using this product for: Not specified
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javier recommends this product
Catherine
Verified purchase
07/02/2019
Great
I find this cream very nourishing without being too greasy. I apply it at bedtime and my hands generally stay well hydrated throughout the day.
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Gender: Woman
Age: More than 50 years old
Country: FR
Has been using this product for: Not specified
Skin Type:
Very light 2, Dry
Catherine recommends this product
esther
Verified purchase
10/07/2018
Very well
Good value for money
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Gender: Woman
Age: More than 50 years old
Country: ES
Has been using this product for: Not specified
Skin Type:
Mixed, Normal

FAQ Eucerin - PH5 crema manos piel sensible

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What are the functions of the Balancing Hand Cream?
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-30/06/2026
It is the repairer, protector and hydro-regulator of the dermal microarchitecture that guarantees:
• Highly visible mechanical action, meticulously and professionally isolating from external aggressions.
• Biological improvement of the acid barrier, providing absolute comfort, softness and a constantly balanced skin.
• High tolerance formula, making it a professional, safe and highly potent option for recurring use.
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What is the technical usage guideline for continuous protection?
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-20/04/2026
It is applied mechanically to clean hands, massaging thoroughly to ensure total absorption, guaranteeing a defensive barrier, absolute comfort and high elasticity.
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For which skin types suffering from extreme reactivity and dryness is it indicated?
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-12/02/2026
It is meticulously developed for hands that require a highly visible mechanical shield and a meticulously soothing action, achieving a resistant, healthy and deeply nourished tissue.
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How does the repairing cream work on the skin of the hands?
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-28/11/2025
It is a high-performance moisturizer that acts mechanically by creating an invisible protective glove and biologically by balancing the skin’s pH, resulting in soft, repaired, and highly protected hands.
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