BOROLINE SUTHOL PRICKLY HEAT SKIN LIQUID (INDIAN) -100ML

BOROLINE SUTHOL PRICKLY HEAT SKIN LIQUID (INDIAN) -100ML

• Keep your child's skin dry. Change wet clothes as soon as possible.
• Washing your child immediately upon return from school and after playing with the safe and effective Suthol antiseptic skin liquid is crucial. This simple precaution will go a long way in eliminating the ill-effects of any contact with infected material including skin to skin contact and contact with contaminated water.
• Ensure that your child's nails are kept trimmed and short during the monsoon season. Long nails attract muck and bacteria thereby leading to fungal infection.
• Make your child wear cotton clothes during daytime. Drinking 8-10 glasses of pure, filtered water daily to avoid dehydration, is a must, say the skin experts.
• Your child needs to wear open and simple footwear like slippers and filp flop which lets the feet breathe.
• Make it a point to wash your child's feet with clean water mixed with Suthol antiseptic skin liquid on returning home. Suthol's effective antiseptic ingredients of Chlorhexidine, Cetrimide and Neem ensure that your child is kept safe from foot infections. Your child must never stay in wet socks for long and always wear clean pairs of socks. Change wet shoes instantly.

How to Use Suthol

Suthol liberally on the body, after water bath.Apply Suthol as many times as needed on the skin irritations, itches and rashes, regularly for at least a week. You will find the problems to be subsiding.In case of cuts/wounds or skin affected over a concentrated area, it helps if you wet a cotton patch liberally with Suthol, place it on the affected skin and put a clean gauge on top fixing the entire dressing with a tape. Change this dressing twice a day, definitely after bath. Do not let the dressing get wet externally.Suthol has a preventive effect on skin rashes. For prickly heat prone or pimple prone skin, go on applying Suthol on the area as a preventive measure. You will find that eruptions will be absent or much less frequent than usual.