Calafine Lotion is a soothing topical formula that combines 8 % calamine (zinc oxide + ferric oxide), 10 % Aloe vera gel, 10 % light liquid paraffin, and additional zinc oxide. This multipurpose lotion is designed to offer cooling relief, moisturization, and skin protection, making it ideal for sensitive, irritated, or inflamed skin
USES
- Mild pruritus and itchiness caused by insect bites, heat rash, chickenpox, hives, and exposure to plants like poison ivy/oak/sumac
- Drying and soothing oozing or weeping skin from minor burns, weeping eczema, dermatitis, and sunburn
- Hydrates and softens cracked or dry skin with the emollient action of liquid paraffin and Aloe vera
- Spot treatment for acne—helps calm inflamed blemishes with its astringent and anti-inflammatory properties
BENEFITS
- Cooling and anti-itch: Evaporative cooling from calamine eases itching and irritation .
- Moisturizing and skin-barrier protection: Aloe vera soothes and hydrates while liquid paraffin seals in moisture
- Mild astringent and anti-inflammatory: Zinc oxide calms redness and reduces swelling, beneficial for inflamed spots and weeping eczema
- Gentle enough for frequent use: Typically non-drying when used appropriately and free of harsh additives
SIDE EFFECTS
- Generally safe and well tolerated – serious reactions are rare
- Possible mild irritation—dryness, tightness, stinging, tingling, or photosensitivity
- Allergic contact reactions are uncommon; discontinue if rash, redness, or swelling occur .
- Avoid use on open wounds, mucous membranes, or near eyes/nose/mouth/genitals
STORAGE
- Store at room temperature (approx. 15–30°C), in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and heat sources .
- Shake well before use to evenly disperse calamine and Aloe components
- Keep container tightly closed when not in use and store out of children’s reach
- Refrigeration isn't needed, but a chilled bottle may provide extra comfort for sunburn or heat rash .
USAGE ADVICE
- Clean and dry affected area.
- Shake well to mix the lotion.
- Apply a thin layer using a cotton pad or fingers, allow to dry.
- Reapply every 6–8 hours or as needed.
- Discontinue and seek medical advice if symptoms worsen or persist beyond 7 days