Erawadee Black Spray for Acne and Herpes, Anti-Inflammatory, 20 ml

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Overview

Erawadee Black Spray is a natural herbal spray from Thailand designed to address various skin concerns including acne, herpes, and inflammation. This 20 ml aerosol spray delivers a concentrated blend of active plant extracts to help soothe irritated skin and support a clearer complexion.

The formula is water-based and free from parabens, sulfates, silicones, and acetone, making it suitable for daily use on both adult and children's skin (ages 12 and up). It works as an antiseptic and antimicrobial treatment, helping to support gentle care routines and itching while promoting skin recovery.

Why You'll Like It

  • Natural herbal formula from Thailand with active plant extracts
  • Targets acne breakouts, herpes outbreaks, and general skin inflammation
  • Provides antiseptic and antimicrobial action to help cleanse affected areas
  • Soothes itching and support gentle care routines for more comfortable skin
  • Water-based and free from common harsh additives like parabens and sulfates
  • Compact 20 ml size is travel-friendly and easy to apply

Who It's For

  • Individuals dealing with occasional acne or pimples
  • Those seeking a natural spray to help with herpes outbreaks
  • People with inflamed or irritated skin looking for a soothing topical treatment
  • Buyers who prefer water-based, paraben-free skincare options
  • Adults and children aged 12 and above

Package Details

  • Volume: 20 ml
  • Packaging: Aerosol spray can
  • Weight: 30 g

Common Questions

  • How do I use the spray?

    Hold the can about 15 cm from the affected area and spray a thin layer. Allow it to dry naturally. Use 2-3 times daily as needed

  • Is it safe for sensitive skin?

    The formula is water-based and free from parabens, sulfates, silicones, and acetone, making it gentle for most skin types. However, always do a patch test first

  • Can children use this product?

    Yes, it is suitable for children aged 12 years and older. For younger children, consult a healthcare professional