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  • Dermaguard

    Certified personal
    protective equipment.

    Home and work.

    Protects, strengthens and moisturises a weakened skin barrier
    from allergens and aggressive substances for up to 6 hours.

  • Dermaguard

    Certified personal
    protective equipment.

    Home and work.

    Protects, strengthens and moisturises a weakened skin barrier
    from allergens and aggressive substances for up to 6 hours.

  • Dermaguard

    Certified personal
    protective equipment.

    Home and work.

    Protects, strengthens and moisturises a weakened skin barrier
    from allergens and aggressive substances for up to 6 hours.

    Certified personal protective equipment

    In the Garden

    Garden dermatitis

    Sprays and garden chemicals cause contact dermatitis. Some plant species in turn cause phytophotodermatitis*. Dust and soil dry the skin and abrade it during physical work. This disrupts the skin barrier, causes long-term irritation and can lead to inflammation in the form of eczema. The symptoms of skin dermatitis are mostly similar: red, dry skin peels and itches, scales form. Sometimes the skin becomes horny and painful cracks or blisters form. In phytophotodermatitis, spots similar to age spots can form on the skin and persist for a long time.

    *Phytophotodermatitis is caused by the action of certain plant juices, mainly myrrh and citrus, in combination with UV radiation. Burn-like, painful blisters form.

    Dermaguard in the Garden

    • Dermaguard acts like invisible liquid gloves
    • it protects the skin from allergens in soil and plants
    • it acts as emergency protection* when sprayed with sprays and fertilisers
    • it protects against plant juices
    • it does not wash off
    • it acts for 4-6 hours
    • it moisturises

    * a time of several minutes needed to find running water to rinse the sprayed skin

    When and How to Use Dermaguard

    Dermaguard - liquid gloves are used as a preventive means of protection. They are applied before work. They do not replace gloves, but help protect the skin from allergen penetration. This prevents subsequent reactions such as redness, itching and burning of the skin. The cream can be used to soothe even the first signs of dermatitis. If the disease is developed and active, it is important to treat the skin first and start using the cream only when the skin is healed. This will prevent the problem from recurring.
    Successfully tested by EastGate laboratories in England.

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    Dermaguard

    Immediate solution for contact eczema and rashes

    • The cream forms an invisible long-term barrier against allergens on the skin
    • Certified personal protective equipment suitable for production plants, surgeries and homes.
    • Protects up to 6 hours, moisturises, non-greasy, not perfumed

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