Active Ingredients SymSitive® Cotton Seed Oil Jojoba Oil Aloe Vera Tocopherol (Vitamin E) Benefits Rapid and immediate soothing of sensitive skin and reduction of irritation. Enhancing the process of skin cell renewal (regeneration). Deep hydration and increased skin elasticity. Cooling and soothing the skin while reducing fine lines. Moisturization and imparting a natural radiance to the skin. How to Use Apply the cream twice daily to clean skin or after medical procedures.
Use an adequate amount and massage gently until the skin fully absorbs the cream. This product is: Rich in soothing ingredients and antioxidants. Noticeable efficacy within 3 minutes of application. Dermatologically tested. A high-quality product from BioMD. Country of Origin: Germany.
The BioMD First Aid Cream is considered an effective and innovative solution for sensitive or irritated skin, relying on the SymSitive® complex. This complex consists of two main components: 1. Pentylene Glycol: Which acts as a solvent, an absorption and skin penetration enhancer, and also serves as a light moisturizer for the skin. 2. 4-t-Butylcyclohexanol: The active compound that provides significant soothing and calming of the skin. The (SymSitive) complex is considered essential and effective in regulating pain receptors and nerve sensitivity, reducing stinging by up to 78% and burning sensation by 80% after just 3 minutes of use, as documented in specialized scientific reports. The product is distinguished by its natural formulation, up to 99%, free from harsh chemicals such as parabens and sulfates, making it suitable for use after medical procedures or for conditions like Rosacea.
It provides protection against environmental factors while enhancing deep hydration thanks to Aloe Vera extract, making it a product superior to traditional products in terms of speed of efficacy and suitability for dry or inflammation-prone skin. Precautions Avoid contact of the cream with eyes or mucous membranes to prevent irritation. Discontinue use if redness or itching occurs, and consult a doctor.