Scarclin Cream | For Scars, Bruises, Swelling & Various Inflammatory Conditions

Scarclin Cream

• For Scars, Bruises, Swelling & Various Inflammatory Conditions
  Scarclin Cream is a topical agent containing mucopolysaccharide polysulphate as its active ingredient, designed for better skin penetration. It may be used as part of skin care routines involving scarred skin.
  
  Key Ingredients:
  Mucopolysaccharide Polysulphate
  
  Key Benefits:
  

Scarclin Cream contains an active ingredient called mucopolysaccharide polysulphate, which is known to reduce inflammation in the area of application

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The same active ingredient in Scarclin Cream has also been shown to increase the flexibility of scar tissue, making it easier to heal and improving overall skin texture

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Scarclin Cream is specifically designed to be effective in treating hypertrophic scars, which are raised and can be itchy or painful

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Scarclin Cream is a topical cream, which means it is applied directly to the affected area of the skin, making it easy to use and targeted in its effects

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  Product Specifications And Features:
  

Product Form: Cream

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Container Type: Tube

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Area of Application: Full body application

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  Good To Know:
  Scarclin Cream is useful for swelling and inflammation
  
  Suitable For:
  All skin types
  
  Concerns It Can Help With:
  ["Scars", "Bruises", "Hypertrophic scars", "Keloids", "Swelling"]
  
  Best Suited For:
  All skin types
  
  Area Of Application:
  Full body application
  
  Container Type:
  Tube
  
  Ideal For:
  Men/Women
  
  Directions For Use:
  

Apply a thin layer of cream and gently massage it into the skin with circular motions until it gets absorbed completely.

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  Safety Information:
  

Read the label carefully before use

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For external use only

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Keep out of reach of children

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  Quick Tips:
  ["Managing skin symptoms during a flare, especially itching, can reduce the risk of scarring."]
  
  Faqs:
  

When should I be Concerns it can help withed about a scar? If a scar seems to be getting bigger or is causing pain or discomfort, it may be worth speaking to a healthcare professional to determine if further treatment is needed.

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What causes scars? Scars can result from injuries, surgery, illness, burns, and acne.