How to Use
Step-by-Step Usage
• For first-time use, wait 30 minutes after washing, then test a thin smear on one skin eruption, bump or area and wait 1 minute before further application.
• For ongoing application, always wait 30 minutes post-wash; apply a thin smear to each skin eruption, bump or area individually, avoiding open, burst, or scratched lesions.
• Shake the bottle before use, don’t remove the flow restrictor, and use fingertips or cotton buds for precise application.
• Larger pus-filled skin eruption bumps should be covered with a Mollenol Patch or quality bandaid/plaster after the lotion is absorb. Wait until the lotion is absorbed before applying the Patch.
• Other bumps which are not covered receive another round of lotion application 12 hours later. If bumps are stubborn apply more frequently.
• Remove Patch coverings gently each night after washing and repeat the process, aiming to soften bump heads and prompt some redness/inflammation.
When is it time to stop applying?
Do not apply Mollenol and let heal

Pus has exuded and the lesion is now a wound. Keep the lesion clean and allow to heal.

Mollenol lotion may sting if you apply to these open, burst or scratched lesions. Don't apply Mollenol.
When the head of the skin eruption has opened and the pus exuded the lesion is now a “wound” and should be kept clean and left to heal with no further application of Mollenol.
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When skin eruptions develop large pus filled bumps

Cover large bumps
Bumps can look inflamed and ugly but do not burst or pierce them.
Dab a little Mollenol Sensitive lotion on each bump or area and cover to absorb any exuding pus.
Mollenol lotion softens and cleans the head.
Stages of Minor Skin Eruptions
From skin eruption, pus filled bumps to healing skin: Signs that the skin is healing. Pus filled bumps often inflame before resolving.
New small skin eruptions might be noticed at this stage as they inflame. (observe: L-R)
Drying out or flattening of the lesions usually follow and sometimes a hard or scabbed head may develop.
The final phase is when the lesion starts to fade and the skin begins to look normal again.
Mild Eczema
Look closely for scaly skin
Mild eczema and other skin eruption issues often appear together.
Apply Mollenol lotion focusing on the large skin eruptions within the mild eczema area.
This will help soothe and moisturise the skin, reduce itching associated with the issue and mild eczema. This minimizes scratching and can help limit the spread.
Consult your health care professional if you intend to use Mollenol in conjunction with another cream or lotion including topical corticosteroids or immunomodulators.
Bumps under hair

Mollenol lotion penetrates through
Bumps and minor skin eruptions can lodge under hair on the head, pubic hair and under armpit hair.
Mollenol Sensitive can be applied frequently, minimum of twice per day, to skin eruption bumps and areas in these locations.
Mollenol Sensitive is easy to use on hairy places.
*All photos submitted by people who used Mollenol. Individual results will vary.
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