ALHYDRAN blog

Yes! You can use ALHYDRAN around your eyes. You should avoid getting it in your eyes. However, even if that does happen, it’s not serious. If ALHYDRAN does accidentally enter your eye it may sting slightly. There are no other effects. So simply rinse your eye well with water. A visit to the doctor is not normally required.

It is great when your acne disappears. But there is always the risk of acne scars remaining. Fortunately the scars fade over time. Your skin’s self-healing capacity ensures that they partly disappear. But some acne scars remain visible if you do not treat them. It is possible to help your skin prevent scar formation and to ensure that existing scars fade quicker and more effectively.

A burn blister is a second-degree burn, which you can treat yourself in most cases. It is recognisable as a fluid-filled blister that develops on your skin. What has in fact happened is that the epidermis (outer skin layer) has detached itself from the underlying skin layers.

Dry skin occurs when the skin barrier, which is made up of oils, becomes too thin. This allows the moisture, which should be retained by your skin, to escape. Your water balance is disturbed and your skin dries out.

Chicken pox is already upsetting enough for your child. Some children really seem to go under with it, whilst others have a lot fewer problems. Children particularly suffer from itching. Chicken pox can also cause scars. Prevention and reduction of these scars is possible!

Can a scar cream remove 100% of facial scars? No. But the more recent the scar, the better the chances that it will fade/disappear almost completely. And this can be achieved with a good scar cream such as ALHYDRAN.