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Toning cream for supporting the functional state of the skin.
Dosage form. Cream of white, slightly pink, slightly orange, or gray color with a characteristic smell.
Composition: horse chestnut fruits, bitter wormwood herb, zinc chloride, aqueous saline solution, lanolin.
Functional properties and action.
Escin easily penetrates through the skin, causing sensations ranging from a slight tingling to intense burning.
It has a local analgesic and distracting effect, reduces capillary fragility, and has venotonic and membrane-stabilizing effects.
Supports the functional state of connective tissue structures, joints, joint capsules, tendon-ligament apparatus, and intervertebral discs.
Contributes to the maintenance of metabolic processes in connective tissue and stimulates sanogenetic reactions.
The Escin preparation has a delayed effect due to the informational component of the mechanism of action, so noticeable changes may manifest several months after the second or third course of application.
Recommended areas of application.
Area: support for the functional state of joints and surrounding structures.
Area: support for the functional state of muscles, ligaments, joint capsules, menisci, and tendons in the absence of skin damage.
Area: support for the functional state of the venous system.
Contraindications.
Damage to the integrity of the skin, burns, purulent processes, dermatitis at the application sites.
History of myocardial infarction, heart failure of grades 2 and 3.
Method of application.
The Escin cream is applied in a thin layer to the skin over the area of application and gently rubbed in until the skin remains moist but without residues of the product. For the next 15-20 minutes, while the product is fully absorbed, the treated area should remain open.
During pregnancy, lactation, when taking medications, or in chronic conditions, consult a specialist. If there are heart pains, coordinate the use with a doctor.