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Our products have been used in a true to life movie, about a burn victim in the UK. Dirty God is a story about Jade: a young mother in the prime of her life recovering from an acid attack which has left her severely burned. While her face has been reconstructed, her beauty and self-confidence …

You’ve experienced third-degree burns. After a difficult time in a hospital or burn centre, you’re back at home. Now is the time for healing – both physically and psychologically. This article provides some advice on physical healing, particularly for limiting scar formation. Scars are inescapable  It is, unfortunately, virtually impossible to avoid scarring from third-degree …

How can you best care for a second-degree burn and prevent a scar? You will find a step-by-step plan in this article – which you can use immediately. Please note! Consult your doctor first if: You have blisters, especially on your face, hands or genitals The burn is larger than the palm of your hand The …

A burn blister is a second-degree burn, which you can treat yourself in most cases. It is recognisable as a fluid-filled blister that develops on your skin. What has in fact happened is that the epidermis (outer skin layer) has detached itself from the underlying skin layers. A burn blister can be superficial or deep. It …

If your child has a burn, keep calm – and follow the instructions below! Determine the severity of the burn First degree burns: your child’s skin is red and is painful only in the burned area. These are superficial burns and you can generally treat them yourself. (See below under ‘First-degree burn? Always apply water first’) Second …

Have you sustained a first-degree burn? You can treat it at home, with water and a good burn cream. This article provides 2 practical tips that ensure that you will be inconvenienced as little as possible and that your skin will recover in the best possible way. If you have any doubts whether you have a first-degree or a …