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Super Celandine Lotion for Warts and Papillomas, Antipapillom, 1 ml
Overview
Super Celandine is a cosmetic lotion designed for targeted application on warts and papillomas. This 1 ml bottle contains a concentrated formula that is applied directly to the affected area. The product is suitable for both adults and children aged 14 and older.
After application, the treated area typically begins to exfoliate within 1-2 days, with cleansing occurring around day 3-5. For larger areas, repeated application may be recommended. For best results, steaming the skin before application can enhance effectiveness. The lotion is free from ammonia, acetone, phthalates, dyes, mineral oils, fragrances, parabens, and silicones.
Why You'll Like It
- Targeted applicator for precise placement on skin imperfections
- Visible exfoliation and cleansing typically within days
- Free from common irritants like ammonia, parabens, and fragrances
- Can be used on both body and abdomen areas
- Manufactured in Russia with a 3-year shelf life
Who It's For
- Adults and teens (14+) looking for a topical solution for warts and papillomas
- Individuals who prefer a cosmetic product without harsh chemicals
- Buyers seeking a small, portable 1 ml bottle for precise application
- Those who want a product suitable for use on body and abdomen
Package Details
- Volume: 1 ml
- Primary packaging: Bottle
- Weight: 5 g
Common Questions
+How should I apply the lotion?
Apply the lotion precisely onto the wart or papilloma. Avoid contact with mucous membranes. If contact occurs, rinse with plenty of cold water or a 5% citric acid solution. For eyes, rinse only with water
+How long does it take to see results?
Exfoliation usually begins within 1-2 days, and cleansing typically occurs on day 3-5. Larger areas may require repeated application
+Can I use this product on children?
Yes, the product is suitable for children aged 14 years and older
+What should I do if warts persist after treatment?
If warts do not resolve after the course of procedures, consult a doctor to confirm the diagnosis
