Poiseline

Preparatory cream to soothe the skin and make it more workable, to be used prior to the work session. When used correctly, Poiseline is able to further and naturally fix the stencil to the skin allowing for better visibility and consequent refinement of details and less eyestrain.Work preparation that can replace spinning vaseline while improving its performance. The composition of Poiseline has been carefully designed to meet the needs of the operator, allowing him to achieve a soothing effect already during the execution phase with the related decrease of irritation and pain, thus allowing longer and more relaxing sessions. It is also the first clinically tested and dermatologically approved product in the tattoo and dermal pigmentation industry. Contains no petrolatum, kerosene or other petroleum derivatives*; parabens*, silicones*and sls*. Totally biocompatible, hypoallergenic and biodegradable*. Many of the allergies that occur as a result of tattooing are actually contact dermatitis or allergies due to the use of Vaseline**, hair removal and UV exposure; with Poiseline, allergic risks are greatly diminished. Although Poiseline has a higher cost than spun vaseline, it saves both in the amount of use and in the consumption of absorbent cloth: individual paper tears, in fact, get dirty and grease less.Soothing and antibacterial aftercare cream. Suitable for scaly, inflamed skin, wounds and abrasions. All ingredients are natural emollients and with Poiseline's original formula are combined to make a unique product of the highest quality : Shea Butter: is derived from the seeds of a tree that the natives called the tree œof health and youth. An important part, for the therapeutic and cosmetic function of Shea, is linsaponifiable, a part foreign to fat, so called because in contact with soda it does not react to become soap, as happens with fats. Vitamin A, D and E are found in butter. Calendula:. Essential for deep localized inflammation and purulent wounds reap the benefits of external calendula applications. Recent studies have shown that it is mainly skin infections caused by staphylococci that respond well to the application of preparations based on this plant. Antibiotic activity, due to flavonoids and saponins, is directed toward a variety of microorganisms, particularly against Gram-positive bacteria such as Staphylococcus aureus and Streptococcus beta haemolyticus. Rice bran oil: used for its high content of gamma oryzanol, which has significant antioxidant activity due to its particular chemical structure. Used on the skin, this active ingredient has been shown to possess the ability to shield ultraviolet radiation and protect the skin from damage caused by it Panthenol: is a more stable form of pantothenic acid or vitamin B5. In the skin, panthenol is converted into pantothenic acid, often called œthe beauty vitamin or œthe queen of skin vitamins. It promotes better skin moisture as it penetrates into the deeper layers of the skin and fixes water there. Dry and sensitive skin is therefore kept healthier, more beautiful and supple for longer. Panthenol promotes the energy metabolism of skin cells and their optimal nutrition, and stimulates their division. It also exerts a calming and healing action, and is therefore an aid in cases of sunstroke and severe skin erythema Vitamin E: represents an essential nutrient factor for the well-being of the organism and is considered the EXCELLENT ANTIOXIDANT VITAMIN, due to its protective action on the lipids of cell membranes targeted by free radicals. Its properties are moisturizing, anti-inflammatory and soothing. Applied to the skin, vitamin E reduces the formation of wrinkles and photoaging damage (excessive exposure to sunlight, UV tanning lamps) by concentrating in the epidermis, especially in the stratum corneum, the first defense system against external agents responsible for excessive production of ROS (reactive oxygen species). Aloe Barbadensis: acts primarily as a skin moisturizer and soother, but also has antifungal and antimicrobial properties. As is the case with products rich in mucopolysaccharides, Aloe gel forms a protective film on the skin, enabling it to serve as an excellent moisturizing agent. Traditionally, healing, soothing and de-reddening properties have been attributed toAloe. Phytoconstituents inAloe also appear to be able to stimulate the production of collagen and elastin, helping to counteract the effects of skin aging. Due to its ability to soothe irritation and reduce skin redness, it is often included in sunscreen products and cosmetics used to counteract the aggressive effects of weather on the skin (wind, cold, sun).Hand cream with high capacity to rehydrate skin damaged and chapped by work gloves and antibacterial products.