Multipurpose Cream 20 grams

  • Aloe vera extract
  • Indian madder extract
  • Vitex negundo extract
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Multipurpose Cream with Aloe Vera to Protect and Soothe Skin

A multipurpose cream with aloe vera like this one from Himalaya puts three plant extracts into a single product for everyday skin care. The formula contains aloe vera extract, Indian madder extract and Vitex negundo extract, also known as five-leaved chaste tree. The manufacturer describes it as a protecting and soothing cream for sensitive, irritated skin. At just 20 g it takes up very little room, so it slips into a gym bag, backpack or suitcase.

Key Features of a Multipurpose Cream with Aloe Vera

  • Aloe vera extract: the main ingredient the manufacturer cites for the soothing effect on skin
  • Indian madder extract: according to the manufacturer, it reinforces the skin's natural barrier
  • Vitex negundo extract: the five-leaved chaste tree works alongside Indian madder in the formula
  • 20 g pack: a compact tube-sized format that is easy to keep with you
  • Cream texture: apply a small amount and massage in until fully absorbed
  • Multipurpose use: designed as a versatile cream for everyday skin care

Why Choose It

Himalaya is a well-known brand for plant-extract products, and this cream brings a clear composition with three declared extracts to your skin care routine. Compared with generic creams that do not tell you what is inside, you know exactly which extracts you get in the 20 g pack. The 20 g size is easy to store, to take on a trip and to tuck into a wash bag. For a purchase without the wait, you can count on fast delivery.

  • Brand: Himalaya
  • Size: 20 g
  • Type: cream for external skin use
  • Declared plant extracts: aloe vera, Indian madder, Vitex negundo
  • Use: external, applied to the skin with a light massage

Apply a small amount of cream to the area you want to treat and massage until absorbed, once or twice a day or as needed. It is for external use only: avoid contact with eyes and mucous membranes, and stop using it if irritation appears. After training, after a day outdoors or while travelling, remember to wash your hands before and after applying. It suits anyone who wants a compact cream within easy reach at the gym, on the road or at home. It does not replace medical advice for persistent skin problems.

How do I apply the multipurpose cream?
A small amount on clean, dry skin is enough. Massage gently until the cream is absorbed and repeat once or twice a day, or whenever you need it. Always follow the directions printed on the pack.
Which plant extracts does it contain?
The formula declared by the manufacturer includes aloe vera extract, Indian madder extract and Vitex negundo extract. The full ingredient list is printed on the pack.
Can I keep it in my gym bag?
Yes, the 20 g size is light and takes up the space of a small pocket. Keep it tightly closed in your bag and out of the reach of children.

  • Brand
  • Reference
    PB-P41653
  • EAN13
    6291107222455
  • Made
    UK
  • On promotion
    SI

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