Honeyderm Repairing Balm is ideal for restoring your pet's skin. Made with 70% honey, it moisturizes, repairs, and creates a protective barrier for optimal healing.
Your pet’s skin is an essential barrier to its health, but it is often put to the test by external stressors such as wounds, irritations, or skin infections. Honeyderm Repairing Balm is a natural solution that promotes skin regeneration in dogs and cats thanks to a synergy of active ingredients known for their soothing, restorative, and moisturizing properties. Its mechanism of action relies on osmotic properties that maintain an optimal moist environment for the healing of wounds and lesions. By forming a protective film, this balm shields the skin from external irritants while accelerating its repair.
Honey, the main ingredient in Honeyderm (70%), is a true concentrate of nutrients and bioactive compounds. It contains up to 200 active compounds, including glucose oxidase, an enzyme that catalyzes the formation of low-concentration hydrogen peroxide, thereby promoting the natural disinfection of wounds without cytotoxic effects. In addition, honey is particularly rich in methylglyoxal, a powerful agent known for its restorative effect on damaged skin. Its peptides and flavonoids work synergistically to provide antioxidant protection, thereby limiting oxidative stress and accelerating the healing process.
Hyaluronic acid, a key molecule naturally present in the dermis, is widely acclaimed for its moisturizing and regenerative properties. Thanks to its high osmotic power, it can retain up to 1,000 times its weight in water, promoting intense and long-lasting hydration. This essential active ingredient also helps stimulate collagen production, thereby enhancing the skin’s elasticity and firmness. It plays a crucial role in ensuring supple, resilient, and well-hydrated skin.
Vitamin E, one of the most powerful natural antioxidants, helps protect skin cells from external aggressors. It helps neutralize free radicals—which are responsible for premature skin aging—and thus improves the dermis’s resistance to environmental stressors such as pollution or UV exposure. When combined with vitamin A, which promotes cell renewal, it supports optimal regeneration of the epidermis by facilitating the migration of keratinocytes to the stratum corneum, resulting in stronger, healthier skin.
Shea butter andaloe vera play a crucial role in strengthening the skin barrier. Thanks to their emollient and soothing properties, these natural active ingredients help intensely moisturize the skin, thereby reducing dryness and irritation. They provide an immediate feeling of comfort while promoting accelerated regeneration of damaged tissue.
Lavender essential oil, known for its purifying and soothing properties, rounds out this formula by providing a calming and restorative effect on your pet’s skin. Its action helps alleviate itching and redness and promotes optimal healing of minor skin lesions.
Thanks to its highly concentrated blend of natural active ingredients, Honeyderm Repairing Balm is an ideal solution for repairing, protecting, and moisturizing your four-legged friend’s skin. For enhanced results, we recommend using it in combination with Beaphar Derma+ Wound Ointment for All Animals, an ointment enriched with honey, turmeric, and aloe vera—ideal for promoting the healing of superficial wounds and protecting the skin from external irritants.
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Precautions
Mel, Isopropyl Palmitate, Butyrospermum Parkii Butter, Bentonite, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder, Cera Alba, Citric Acid, Maltodextrin, Helianthus Annuus Seed Oil, Lavandula Angustifolia Oil, Tocopherol, Retinyl Palmitate, Linalool, Algin, Sodium Hyaluronate, Geraniol, Limonene.
Packaging
62 g tube.
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