Uriage Baby 1st Cold Cream
Uriage Baby Nourishing Protective Cream is a rich, soothing formula designed to care for dry, delicate, or sensitised baby skin. Enriched with 96% ingredients of natural origin, this dermatologist and pediatrician-tested cream provides intense nourishment, protection, and comfort, making it ideal for everyday use—especially in cold, dry, or harsh environments.
At the core of the formula is the [Uriage Thermal Water + Organic Edelweiss] complex, sourced from the French Alps. This potent combination delivers hydration, antioxidant protection, and soothing relief, helping reinforce the skin’s natural defenses against external aggressors like wind, cold, and hard water.
The cream also features plant-derived squalane, beeswax, sunflower oil, and jojoba oil—all known for their hydrating, barrier-repairing, and skin-softening properties. These ingredients work together to replenish the skin’s lipid layer, protect against moisture loss, and leave the skin feeling supple and comforted without any greasy or sticky residue.
Clinically tested and fragrance-free, this cream offers high tolerance for sensitive baby skin, with proven efficacy:
95% of parents agreed it protects against dryness
91% saw defense from external aggressions
100% observed improved skin repair with continued use
Key Benefits
Deeply nourishes and hydrates dry, delicate skin
Protects against environmental stressors
Soothes irritation and restores comfort
Rich, non-sticky texture suitable for daily care
Fragrance-free and gentle for sensitive baby skin
Key Ingredients
Uriage Thermal Water + Organic Edelweiss: Hydrating and antioxidant-rich
Plant Squalane: Replenishes the skin’s natural barrier
Beeswax & Sunflower Oil: Intensely nourish and soften
Jojoba Oil: Provides soothing hydration
How to Use
Apply once or twice daily to clean, dry skin on the face or body. Gently massage until fully absorbed.
Formulated Without: Fragrance, parabens, and artificial colorants.
Hypoallergenic. Pediatrician-tested. High tolerance.















