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Hand Cleaning Soap PROTECT
PROTECT is a non-acidic, non-solvent, non-detergent natural based paste. It contains non-aggressive Quartz particles which due to their special surface structure (enveloped in a natural blend) impart a defined degree of softness to the skin and this forms the basis of Industrial Skin Care.
The Balanced pH control of PROTECT. In a solvent-free medium is able to preserve the Skin’s natural suppleness which among other things, fulfills the function of protecting the skin from Bacterial and Mycolic Infections.
PROTECT through the extract of Almonds* works as an Anti-Dermatitis paste which further helps in avoiding Miliria (a form of Dermatitis) common among the shop floor workers in temperate climates.
PROTECT is free of harmful solvents and allergens which can be present in solvent based creams, this is why PROTECT is able to work deep down without entering the pores and without overburdening the skin.
In line with the medical opinion on skin care products, PROTECT in a "Non-solvent natural base" promotes the eradication of Dermatitis and has proved to be the most ecologically and toxicologically safe products.
Continuous skin contact with harmful substances like diesel, petrol, thinners and solvents leads to industrial Dermatitis and this means the Skin requires special Skin Care products like PROTECT during work.
As a consequence of unfavourable work condition, intense Occupational Stress from frequent application of so called "Barrier creams", sensitive skin in particular may become dry, rough and chapped. This skin condition can lead the rupture of the stratum corneum (horny layer of the skin) and hence to impairment of the skin’s natural protective function. As a prophylactic measure in countering such damage and to regenerate the damaged tissue after work.
Through PROTECT use, moisture, lipids and hydrophilic nutrients are supplied to the skin concurrently to foster its natural regeneration.
* In accordance with the Encyclopedia of Dermatology, Almond oil is the best curative for Dermatitis.
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