Ultra-soothing fresh fluid

Immediate soothing action

Thanks to its new neuro-soothing technology and its lipid-replenishing active ingredients, shea butter and camelina oil, DA PROTECT Ultra-Soothing Fresh Fluid immediately soothes the sensitive, very dry and atopic skin of the whole family, from birth.

It reduces itching in just 60 seconds¹ and quickly helps restore a feeling of comfort.

A lipid-replenishing formula to strengthen the skin barrier

Its formula acts on the scratching cycle to help calm irritation, strengthen the skin barrier and reduce scratching flare-ups linked to dryness.

It nourishes², replenishes lipids and hydrates the skin for 48 hours³.

An immediate fresh effect

Clinically measured instant freshness: -2°C⁴ skin temperature upon application.

Non-greasy, non-sticky finish.

Proven efficacy on atopy-prone skin

Proven efficacy: reduction in the severity of atopic dermatitis with -56% SCORAD⁵ and improvement in quality of life with +51% DLQI⁶.

Tested on atopic skin under dermatological and paediatric control.

A routine that soothes and prevents

1. DA PROTECT Emollient Balm for daily application to replenish lipids, strengthen the skin barrier and space out dry skin flare-ups⁷
2. DA PROTECT Ultra-Soothing Fresh Fluid for an SOS anti-scratching action by immediately soothing and helping to reduce itching flare-ups linked to dryness, then as a follow-up to the balm, for a lighter alternative texture adapting to everyone's preferences

¹Self-assessment - Clinical study under dermatological and ophthalmological control on 21 subjects after 28 days of use.
²Instrumental tests on 23 and 20 subjects.
³Instrumental test on 23 subjects.

⁴Instrumental test on 12 subjects - average over the first 3 minutes after application.

⁵Scoring - Clinical study under dermatological and ophthalmological control on 21 subjects after 28 days of use.

⁶The subject’s own assessment of the impact of their skin condition
on their quality of life (symptoms, daily activities, social relationships, and emotional well-being) using a questionnaire that measures the discomfort experienced in daily life 

⁷Kruglova LS, Zhukova OV, Ponich ES, Perminova MA, Babushkin AM. Atopic skin problem and its solutions. Russian Journal of Clinical Dermatology and Venereology. 2014;12(2):72‑78.