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Prime Calamine Lotion For Skin Irritation 100ml

AED8.00
SKU : 74016
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Prime Calamine Lotion is a topical over-the-counter remedy designed to relieve mild itchiness and skin irritation. This soothing pink lotion effectively alleviates discomfort caused by bug bites, chickenpox, poisonous plants, and more. The zinc in calamine lotion has anti-inflammatory properties that help reduce skin redness and soothe irritation. When applied, the aqueous component of the lotion evaporates, drawing heat from the body and creating a cooling effect at the application site. This process provides both soothing and antipruritic benefits, helping to calm the skin.

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  • Apply a thin layer to the affected area and gently rub it in until absorbed, reapplying as needed for relief from itchiness and irritation.

  • Relieves mild itchiness caused by bug bites, chickenpox, and poisonous plants
  • Reduces skin redness and irritation
  • Offers anti-inflammatory properties from zinc
  • Provides a cooling effect through evaporation, drawing heat from the body
  • Soothes discomfort and offers antipruritic (anti-itch) relief
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