Allantoin

Allantoin is an organic substance whose therapeutic properties have been confirmed by numerous clinical studies. Allantoin is naturally extracted from the roots of resinocost. Chemically, it is a derivative of urea, whose ammonium character facilitates penetration into the epidermis. As a result, it is softened and dead cells are removed.

Allantoin accelerates cell renewal, soothes and moisturizes, facilitates healing of damaged epidermis. Exfoliating action stimulates the formation of a new, fresh and firm layer of epidermis. This property has found its way into preparations used to remove scars and reduce skin discoloration.

Allantoin is a substance with a soothing effect. Soothes irritation caused by cleaning products and bathing liquids with inappropriate pH. It also protects the skin from minor damage and, in the case of damage that has already occurred, accelerates granulation, the process of forming new connective tissue. For this reason, allantoin is a common ingredient in preparations designed to treat inflammation, sunburn, hard-to-heal wounds and psoriasis. Relieves symptoms of psoriasis, facilitates wound healing.

Importantly, allantoin is a preparation that is also completely safe for pregnant and breastfeeding women. Does not cause allergies. It is also recommended for the care of children's delicate skin prone to flare-ups.