Dermal Therapy Australia Questions & Answers

Hi Deanna,
Our recommendation would be to use either the cream for very dry skin or the lotion for very dry skin. These products are more appropriate for the skin on your legs as opposed to the DiaBalm which has a higher urea percentage for the thick skin of the foot.
You can see our very dry skin care range here: https://dermaltherapy.com.au/products/very-dry-skin-care

Hi Dian,
Dermal Therapy Face & Eyelid Eczema Cream is specially made for that area.

Hi Elizabeth,
As this product is very new to the market, there is a good chance that not too many people have tried it yet and hence why you have not had any responses here yet.

Hi Kay,
The scalp products do not contain any ingredients known to pose a health safety concern. However, they have not specifically been assessed for safety for use during pregnancy.
We recommend checking with your health professional before use if you have existing health conditions. Read the directions for use before use.

Hi Lynn,
It would depend on what products you are looking at. Some are mild enough to use on your face but since our products have not specifically been developed and intended for use on the face, they have not been tested to be non comedogenic - meaning tested to confirm that they won't block the pores of the skin on your face.
The sensitive skin lotion, by ingredients should not block the pores but since it is not tested, we cannot confirm this is the case. You could try and see how it goes for you.
If you feel your skin could be suffering from some eczema, you could give our face and eyelid eczema cream a try.

Hi Shannon,
The Dermal Therapy Little Bodies Eczema Relief Cream provides relief from the symptoms of mild eczema on the skin however it can be difficult to apply to on the scalp if the child has hair on the scalp.
Depending on the age of the child, you could also consider using Dermal Therapy Scalp Relief Serum which can be used from 3 years and above as per the safety assessment report. Please read directions before use.
Details for this product can be found here: https://dermaltherapy.com.au/products/scalp-care/scalp-relief-serum

Hi Diana,
You can use the Crystal Deodorant Stick all the way to the end. There is no "use by" so you can keep it as long as it lasts, which as you have noticed is a long time.

Hi,
By pedicure, do you mean that you have just had your nails painted or, you have also had the skin exfoliated etc?
We wouldn't recommend using the foot mask immediately after a pedicure when your skin might be sensitive.
The mask contains alcohols which could definitely have an effect on the mail polish.

Hi Graeme,
I'm assuming you are asking between the dry skin lotion and the sensitive skin lotion and, soap free wash and sensitive skin wash. Both the lotions and the washes have been renamed as part of our rebranded with a name change to sensitive skin. They're the same formulations as they were prior to the rebrand.

Hi Graeme,
Glad you found us.
Yes, you are correct, no difference. Some stores might stock one and some others while we run stocks down.

Hi Vicki,

I will try and answer your question by explaining the difference between traditional deodorants containing aluminium and our crystal deodorants containing alum.

Most traditional deodorants contain aluminum chlorohydrate/aluminum zirconium, whose compounds enter the pores and physically block or clog them to reduce the flow of perspiration. In essence, they inhibit the body's natural expulsion of toxins.

Our crystal deodorants contain Alum, the chemical name of which is potassium alum or potassium aluminum sulfate. Alum is a natural compound made up of natural mineral salts which, when combined, form an entirely new mineral compound. The molecules of alum are too large to be absorbed into the skin.

I hope this information is useful in understanding the statement around no harmful aluminium.

Hi Amy,
I am not sure which product you are looking at but can suggest https://dermaltherapy.com.au/products/eczema-prone-skin-care/eczema-psoriasis-cream

Hi Linda,
For very dry skin on legs, we would suggest using Dermal Therapy Very Dry Skin Cream or Dermal Therapy Very Dry Skin Lotion.
Our advice is general and we would strongly advise that you talk with a health care professional in relation to your specific circumstances given you are suffering with diabetes.

Hi BDM,
Apologies for this.
Our products are TGA listed items and our website and packaging follow the guidelines given by TGA for registered products which is to advertise active ingredients.
I will ensure that your concerns are passed on and see what we are able to do in relation to sharing the full ingredients list more widely.
In the interim, if you would like the complete listed emailed to you please drop us a note to info@littlebodies.com.au and our customer service team will ensure they get this off to you.
Apologies for any inconvenience caused.

Hi BDM,
Further to your contacting us, I wanted to let you know that our website has now been updated and contains full product ingredients lists. I hope this is helpful.

Hi Fatim,
Apologies that your enquiry was missed and never responded to.
I hope you have managed to sort out your babies skin.
We would always recommend you see a healthcare professional for advise as our advise can only be general.

Hi Sam, Thank you for being in contact. My apologies, I don't completely understand your question. It appears you have bought Little Bodies but have some concern. I'm just unsure of what your question is. Would you be able to please call our customer service line on 1300 241 519 so we can help you further. Thank you.