Oak processionary moth gel 75 ml

The oak processionary moth can cause an unpleasant rash on the skin. It is the process hairs of the oak processionary moth that cause complaints such as bumps and / or itching.

The processionary gel is suitable for the care of the skin in case of irritation from the hairs of the oak processionary moth. It can also be used for insect and jellyfish bites. The gel has a fast and soothing effect on red and irritated skin. Apply the gel to the affected areas, repeat if desired. The gel can be used by children and adults, but is not suitable for babies.

The main ingredients of the process caterpillar gel are polido canol (Laureth-9) and avenan thramide (Hydroxyphenyl propamidobenzoic acid). Polido canol provides fast care for irritated skin while avenan thramide provides a long-lasting soothing and soothing effect on the skin.

This year the processionary caterpillar, the oak processionary caterpillar, is again active in our environment. Especially in May, June and July these caterpillars are active in the oak trees. The fire hairs of these processionary caterpillars cause health problems when inhaled or touched. If you are exposed to these hairs, after 4 to 8 hours skin complaints can occur such as itching, bumps or blisters, red skin and spots and a burning pain/irritation.
This gel has been developed in collaboration with pharmacists to care for the red and irritated skin by the fire hairs of the processionary caterpillar. This processionary caterpillar gel is a unique blend of ingredients to care for and soften the irritated skin by the fire hairs of the processionary caterpillar.

Symptoms:
The following symptoms can be caused by the fire hairs of the processionary caterpillar: skin complaints such as itching, bumps or blisters, red skin and spots and a burning pain/irritation. Further symptoms that can occur: a runny nose, itchy or irritated throat, coughing and sometimes difficulty swallowing or shortness of breath. Eye complaints such as irritation, redness and swelling may also occur. The complaints differ per person.

Application:
This gel has been specially developed for irritation by burning hairs of the oak processionary caterpillar. In addition, it is suitable for the care of the skin in insects and jellyfish bites. This gel works quickly and soothes red and irritated skin.
1.    Try to remove the stinging hairs from your skin, use adhesive or tape.
2.    Rinse the spots on the skin thoroughly with lukewarm water. You could also do this as a precaution if you have been in an area with oak trees.
3.    Wash the clothes at least at 60 degrees
4.    Try not to scratch or rub when it itches. This will prevent the spread of the stinging hairs
5.    Lubricate the processierupsgel to care for and soften red and irritated skin. Repeat if desired
6.    Always consult your general practitioner in case of serious complaints, swelling and/or shortness of breath.

Ingredients:
The main ingredients of the Processing worm gel are polido canol (Laureth-9) and avenan thramide (Hydroxyphenyl propamidobenzoic acid). Polido canol provides rapid care for irritated skin while avenan thramide provides a long-lasting soothing and softening effect on the skin.

Durability:
The processional worm gel is packaged in a durable sugar cane based tube (I'm green).
lower CO2 emissions than regular tubes. This tube is 100% recyclable.