WHEN TO USE GEL BALM?
- Redness, irritation, itching
- Minor burns and sunburn
- Insect bites and allergic skin reactions
- Dryness, cracks, and chapping
- Eczema, psoriasis, and atopic skin
- Healing after a dermatological procedure or tattoo
Directions for use
Apply locally to the affected area, repeating several times a day as needed.
CLINICAL RESULTS AND SCIENTIFIC STUDIES
Study 1 - Efficacy on burns
Universal Balm Gel was tested on first and second-degree burns with results measured over time, both with and without product application.
First-degree burns (redness, pain, heat): With 5 to 6 local applications per day, redness and pain disappear in less than 24 hours in 90% of cases. Without application, this process usually takes 5 days.
Second-degree burns (deeper skin damage): With 5 to 6 local applications per day, the skin regenerates in 4 days in 90% of cases. Without application, healing usually takes between 8 and 15 days.
In summary: Universal Balm Gel speeds up recovery by a factor of 5 for minor burns, and by a factor of 3 for more serious burns.
Study 2 - Efficacy on skin irritation
Universal Balm Gel has been observed in several common skin irritation and lesion situations
in infants, adults, and people with reduced mobility.
Diaper rash in infants: From the first application, inflammation and pain
begin to subside in less than 24 hours. Complete disappearance is observed in 3 days.
Irritations and redness in adults: With 2 daily applications, irritated or at-risk areas
normalize in 4 to 8 days depending on severity.
What this means in practice: whether for a baby, an active adult, or a fragile person, Universal Balm Gel quickly soothes and supports the skin in its natural regeneration, without causing aggression or irritation.
