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Arnica has traditionally been used as a natural aid to support the skin’s healing process. This restoring formulation combines arnica with Aloe ver...
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View full detailsSilicolskin Colloidal Silica Gel physically binds and reduces bacteria as well as oil and impurities on the skin. This clears excess oil (sebum) a...
View full detailsThis is our best-selling product, the first gel product that we made 8 years ago. Since then we have sold countless numbers of them and have had s...
View full detailsHarnessing the herbal properties of Devil’s claw, in combination with Aloe vera and natural essential oils such as May Chang and lemongrass, this s...
View full detailsAloe Pura's arnica cream is the one most people come in for – arnica has a very long history as a topical preparation and this is the everyday version of it. Their aloe preparations sit alongside.
Silicol Skin Gel is a silicic acid gel, applied topically, and is a different sort of product entirely. Nature's Greatest Secret make colloidal silver preparations, which carry no permitted claims of any kind and which we describe and no more.
Patch test anything new on a small area and leave it a day before using it more widely. That applies to plant-based products exactly as much as to any other – natural does not mean non-reactive.
Do not apply arnica to broken skin. That is the standard instruction on the pack and it is there for a reason.
If skin is broken, weeping, spreading or painful, that is a pharmacy or GP matter rather than a shop one, and we would rather send you than sell you something.
Check with a pharmacist before using anything alongside a prescribed cream, and ask before using these in pregnancy or on young children.
No. The pack instruction is to avoid broken skin, and it is worth following.
Yes, on a small area, and leave it a day. Plant-based products can still cause a reaction.
A silicic acid gel applied topically. A different sort of product from the creams here.
If skin is broken, weeping, spreading or painful, or before combining anything with a prescribed cream.
