Madannah Protect 15g- Natural Barrier Cream

Description

A barrier cream  to shield the skin from nasties, to retain moisture, rehydrate and allow the skin to heal itself naturally.

Suitable for use on the most sensitive areas

Reduces skin moisture loss whilst naturally  allowing  skin pores to breathe

Ingredients                                             

Organic Beeswax, Fractionated Coconut Oil,  Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade (CPTG) Oils     (Myrrh and Lavender).                  

Uses

Barrier Cream– This unique formulation of oils protect the skin from nasty allergens, irritants, detergents and chemicals

Moisture retaining  – Seals in the skins natural oils and enhances the self-healing and natural moisture retention properties of your skin 

Skin Repair– Contains all natural oils for promotion of skin repair in synergy with your natural skin oils

How to use

Apply a small amount of Madannah Protect  to the effected area and massage in.

*This product has not been approved by the Therapeutic Goods Administration and is not intended to treat, cure or prevent disease

This product has been made using the Little Button Essentials proprietary blend of oils and contains 100% natural products. It contains no artificial preservatives (Parabens), no artificial fragrances, no artificial dyes, or petroleum products, no water and is gluten, dairy and soy free.

The concentration of ingredients used in the cream have been specifically designed for use on the most sensitive of  skin.

The base oils and ingredients combined with the blended essential oils make this cream an essential for every household.

This cream contains the Madannah Base Core Ingredients below as well as a mix of essential oils in a concentration of no more than 0.3%. This concentration is considered safe and appropriate for use in the neonatal/ infant period and beyond.

Organic Extra Virgin Olive Oil

Olive oil is an antioxidant which combined with the effects of FCO enrich the antiseptic benefits and long shelf life (self-preserving) properties of this cream.  Olive oil has also been used in the treatment of infant dermatitis and its use has been linked to statistically significant improvements in neonatal dermatitis symptoms (Al-Waili N.S 2005, p160). Its beneficial effects in treating infants who have dermatological problems of infancy when combined with beeswax and other natural products include properties which are antibacterial and antifungal.

Organic Beeswax

Beeswax in this product is used as its primary thickening agent and contributes to the cream’s semi-solid smooth composition. Beeswax forms a barrier to the skin where it is applied and has been proven effective in preventing infant nappy rash and has been used to treat dermatitis, eczema, fungal infections and inflammation  (Fratini, F. et al 2016, p. 839). The addition of beeswax as a thickening agent enables the product to remain on the area of skin where it is applied for a longer duration. The antibacterial and low allergenic properties of beeswax also enhance the properties  of substances containing beeswax.

Certified Pure Therapeutic Grade (CPTG) Essential oils

The CPTG process certifies that there are no added fillers, synthetic ingredients, or harmful contaminants in essential oils that would reduce their efficacy.

References

Al-Waili N.S 2005, ‘Clinical and mycological benefits of topical application of honey, olive oil and beeswax in diaper dermatitis’, Clinical Microbiology and Infection, Vol. 11, Issue 2, Pages 160–163, accessed 28^thJanuary 2016. Link to Clinical and mycological benefits

dōTERRA International, 2017, ‘Pure Essential Oils Through CPTG Quality Testing | dōTERRA Essential Oils’, accessed 23^rdJanuary 2017. Link to doterra

Fratini, F Cilia^, G Turchi, B Felicioli, A 2016, ‘Beeswax: A minireview of its antimicrobial activity and its application in medicine’, Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine, Vol. 9, Issue 9, Pages 839–843, accessed 28^th January 2017 Link

Organic Information Services, 2016 ‘Fractionated Coconut Oil’ accessed 30/02/2016

Rose, J 1992 ‘The Aromatherapy Book: Applications and Inhalations’ accessed 31/01/2017