Derma Protek skin balm KEVIN BACON
A protective and soothing balm for skin comfort
Derma Protek skin balm KEVIN BACON helps to protect, soothe, and hydrate dry, rough, or sensitive areas of your horse's skin.
This horse skin balm is also suitable for superficial scrapes and irritations caused by rubbing from harnesses, skin folds, or the corners of the mouth. Its formula combines olive oil, avocado oil, and honey to create a protective barrier while supporting healthy, supple skin.
Derma Protek skin balm KEVIN BACON is used on clean, dry skin, making it a simple and reassuring daily care routine. This horse skin care provides a calming effect on fragile areas. True to the spirit of Kevin Bacon's, a brand recognised in the equine well-being sector for many years, Derma Protek skin balm KEVIN BACON meets the needs of horses with a practical and comforting approach.
Features
Derma Protek skin balm kevin bacon 50ml
- For use on horses on dry, rough, or sensitive skin areas
- Helps relieve irritations caused by rubbing from harnesses, skin folds, and corners of the mouth
- Suitable for everyday superficial scrapes
- Formula based on olive oil, avocado oil, and honey
- Leaves a protective film to support healthy, hydrated skin
- Soothing balm texture for horses, easy to apply locally
- Apply to clean, dry skin
Ingredients for Derma Protek skin balm KEVIN BACON
Composition
Active ingredients: 4.4% olive oil, 4.4% avocado oil, 5% honey. Non-medicinal ingredients: carnauba wax, stearic acid, phytosterols, sucrose esters, phenoxyethanol.
Cream rich in vegetable oils and honey to be used on your horse’s skin. It provides a protective barrier on the skin and helps support the hydration of dry and rough skin areas. DermaProtek supports and maintains healthy skin. DermaProtek can be used for superficial wounds, irritations, scrapes, friction burns, damage to the corners of the lips, etc. Instructions for use Clean the area with a compress. Apply DermaProtek to the specific area and massage to aid absorption. Cover the entire area with a thin layer. Always seek the advice of your veterinarian.
