Cicatrimel Irritation Repair Balm supports fragile, irritated or scarred skin with its patented thyme honey and hyaluronic acid complex. From birth, it helps soothe discomfort, protect the skin with a "bandage" effect and support cutaneous repair after irritations, tattoos or everyday aggressions.
When the skin goes through a difficult period, it quickly sends out warning signals: redness, overheating, tightness, a feeling of "raw" skin... Cicatrimel Baume Réparateur Irritations has been designed to accompany these moments when the epidermis needs a real boost. Its formula combines 40% thyme honey and hyaluronic acid to help skin regain its balance after an irritation, tattoo, rubbing, skin marking or even a superficial dermatological procedure such as a peel or mild laser.
Imagine your skin like a brick wall weakened after a storm. When certain bricks crack, moisture and external aggressions infiltrate more easily. Thanks to its patented complex of medical honey and hyaluronic acid, this balm acts a little like a repair craftsman: it helps protect the skin barrier while creating a cocoon effect on sensitized areas. This famous "bandage" effect forms a protective film that limits external aggression and supports skin comfort on a daily basis.
Thyme honey, renowned for its purifying properties, helps maintain an environment favorable to skin repair. Hyaluronic acid acts like a sponge, retaining water on the skin's surface. The result: skin remains suppler, better moisturized and more comfortable, even when going through a phase of discomfort or intense dryness.
This product is suitable for the whole family, from birth onwards, making it a particularly practical addition to any family's first-aid kit. It can be used on babies with irritated nipples, dry skin, post-shave irritation, insect bites, sensitized skin after a tattoo or superficial marks... It can be used for all the little accidents of daily life, without weighing down the skincare routine.
Consumer tests show rapid action on feelings of discomfort and redness, with skin perceived as more soothed and better protected. The balm also helps to soothe irritation, promote skin comfort and limit the appearance of visible marks as the skin gradually rebuilds itself.
To reinforce the protection of sensitized skin on a daily basis, you can combine this treatment with Alvadiem Multi-Défense Cream with Beeswax. Complementing the repairing balm, this cream helps preserve skin from repeated aggression, thanks to the protective and nourishing action of beeswax.
Apply Cicatrimel Repair Balm twice a day to clean, dry skin. Apply a thin layer to areas of skin irritation on the face or body, then leave to penetrate gently without excessive rubbing.
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Precautions
Ingredients :
Mel, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Cera Alba, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Polyglyceryl-3 Polyricinoleate, Tocopherol, Sodium Hyaluronate.
The patented complex combines medical honey and hyaluronic acid to support skin regeneration while maintaining a good level of hydration for weakened skin.
Presentation:
30 g tube. Available at the best price in our online pharmacy.
When skin is weakened, regularity often makes all the difference. A thin but constant application is preferable to too thick a layer. On tattooed or sensitized skin after superficial dermatological care, always gently cleanse the area before application to avoid unnecessary rubbing. If irritation persists, spreads or becomes painful, seek professional advice.
Can Cicatrimel Repair Balm be used on tattoos?
Yes, it can be used on sensitized skin after a tattoo, helping to protect and soothe the epidermis. Always follow your tattooist's recommendations.
Is this balm suitable for infants?
Yes, it is suitable from birth and can be used on the fragile skin of infants, children and adults.
Can Cicatrimel Repair Balm be applied to the face?
Yes, its formula is suitable for both face and body, on clean, dry skin.
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