Bioderma introduces new anti-itching relief spray

By Becky Bargh | Published: 19-Dec-2017
Skin Care

The Atoderm SOS Spray is designed to reduce itching in 60 seconds

Bioderma has launched its new Atoderm SOS Spray (from £8) designed for immediate anti-itching relief.

The product is a light-weight mist that strengthens the skin’s barrier in order to prevent itching and lasts for up to six hours.

It is also preservative free so it can be sprayed directly onto the face and body.

The spray will launch in independent pharmacies across the UK in January and online at feelunique and Escentual.


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