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La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ Soothing Balm, 100ml

Soothing: La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ is a fragrance-free balm listed for dry, sensitive and irritated skin. It is intended for use on the face, body or lips, with panthenol, madecassoside and Tribioma highlighted in the formula claims.

At a glance

  • Listed for use on face, body and lips.
  • Fragrance-free formula claim, with panthenol (vitamin B5), madecassoside and Tribioma highlighted.
  • Directions specify applying twice daily to clean, dry skin.
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Reference price: £19.50

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • One balm is intended for several areas—face, body and lips—so it can serve more than one skincare need.
  • The listing identifies panthenol and madecassoside among the highlighted ingredients and describes the balm as moisturising and soothing.
  • Customer feedback reports moisturising and soothing benefits, especially for dry or sensitive skin.

Technical specifications

14 specifications
Identity
BrandLa Roche-Posay
ModelAV2022-La Roche-Posay-Cicaplast baume b-3dc5dd9e
Product details
FormCream
Volume100 Millilitres
Skin typeAll, Dry, Sensitive
Age rangeAdult, Children, Baby
ScentUnscented, fragrance free
Special featureMoisturising
Special ingredientsVitamin B5, Madecassoid, Shea Butter, Tribiome, Centella Asiatica, Panthenol
Target body areasBody, Face, Lip
ContainerTube
Number of items1
Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed50 x 50 x 28 centimetres
Weight listed100 Grams

What to know before buying

  • Apply to clean, dry skin twice daily, avoid the eye contour and do not apply to open wounds. The listing describes baby use from 3 months in one claim but also says suitable for babies without specifying an age, so confirm age suitability, its barrier-repair and efficacy statements are manufacturer claims, not independently verified.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

  • People seeking a fragrance-free balm for dry, sensitive or irritated skin across face, body or lips.
  • Buyers looking for a multi-area balm with panthenol and madecassoside highlighted in the ingredient claims.

Less suited to

  • Anyone needing a product intended for use around the eyes or on open wounds.
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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.7 / 5 · 12,503 ratings
  • 5 stars83%83%
  • 4 stars10%10%
  • 3 stars5%5%
  • 2 stars0%0%
  • 1 star2%2%

Customer feedback is broadly favourable: the product has a 4.7 out of 5 rating from 12,503 ratings, and the supplied summary reports perceived moisturising, soothing and skin-comfort benefits, including for dry and sensitive skin. Some customers describe it as non-greasy and mention uses for irritation or redness. These are customer perceptions rather than proof of the listing’s barrier-repair claims, the feedback does not establish that it will suit every skin type or concern.

Positive themes

  • The supplied feedback summary describes customers finding it moisturising, soothing and helpful for dry or sensitive skin.
  • Customers are reported to appreciate its non-greasy feel and effect on skin softness.

Frequently asked questions

Where can this balm be applied?

The listing says it can be applied to the body, face or lips. Avoid the eye contour and do not apply to open wounds.

How often should it be applied?

Apply twice daily to clean, dry skin, according to the supplied directions.

Is it listed as fragrance-free?

Yes. The listing describes it as fragrance-free and unscented.

What ingredients are highlighted?

Panthenol (vitamin B5), madecassoside, shea butter, Tribioma and Centella asiatica appear in the supplied ingredient highlights.

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