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Calawis Lotion

Manufactured By Elis Pharmaceuticals India Pvt Ltd

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Rs. 151.05

MRP 159.00

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bottle of 100 ml Lotion

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Uses / Indications:

Dab a little Calawis Lotion onto the palm of your hand|Apply on affected area massaging in a slow circular motion for maximum penetration|It should be applied frequently to prevent the skin drying out

Introduction:

Calawis Lotion is an emollient made from a mixture of calamine Aloe Vera and light liquid paraffin with water to produce a thick moisturiser. It is a moisturizer that softens skin and protects it. Calawis Lotion is an antiseptic and antipruritic.

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Calamine soothes and protects irritated skin. It treats itching and skin irritation|Aloe Vera is very potent herb known for its skin soothing anti inflammatory and antibacterial activity|It heals skin condition moisturizes and improves the elasticity of the skin. Aloe Vera hydrates the dry skin area without leaving it oily or shiny|Light liquid paraffin is used as emollient to prevent dryness of the skin

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Soothes and protects the skin|Helps in the case of itching and pruritus|Treats insect bites skin allergy eczema and rashes|Treats chicken pox and sunburn

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Calawis Lotion

Manufactured By Elis Pharmaceuticals India Pvt Ltd

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 151.05

MRP 159.00

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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