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How to use: Apply on dark spots and leave overnight.
Benefits: Helps brighten skin and reduce pigmentation.
12. Boroline + Rice Powder for Exfoliation
Recipe: Mix Boroline with rice powder to form a scrub.
How to use: Gently massage on damp skin and rinse.
Benefits: Removes dead skin cells for a smooth, “porcelain-like” glow.
13. Minor Cuts & Burns
Recipe: Apply Boroline directly.
How to use: Use on clean, minor wounds.
Benefits: Promotes faster healing and prevents infection.
14. Travel Essential Skin Fix
Recipe: Carry Boroline as-is.
How to use: Apply whenever needed.
Benefits: Handles chapped lips, dry skin, windburn, and minor cuts on the go.
15. Pre-Shave Softener for Men
Recipe: Apply a thin layer of Boroline before shaving.
How to use: Massage into the beard area, then shave.
Benefits: Softens hair and reduces irritation for a smoother shave.
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Always do a patch test before trying any DIY mixture, especially on sensitive skin.
Use small quantities and keep ingredients clean and fresh for best results.
In case of open or deep cuts, apply plain Boroline carefully and avoid excessive rubbing.
For better results, slightly warm the cream before applying—this helps improve absorption and effectiveness, especially for skin infections.
Key Ingredients & Their Benefits
Boric Acid – Boric Acid is known for its antiseptic, mild antibacterial, and antifungal properties.
Treat acne and minor skin infections.
Prevent fungal conditions like athlete’s foot.
Support healing of cuts, burns, and wounds.
Zinc Oxide – Zinc Oxide acts as a soothing and protective agent for the skin.
Relief from inflammation and irritation.
Mild astringent properties to tighten and protect skin.
Natural sun-protective benefits against harmful UV rays.
Support in acne treatment and skin healing.
Anhydrous Lanolin – Lanolin is a natural emollient that deeply nourishes the skin.
Enhances absorption of active ingredients.
Softens and smoothens dry or rough skin
