Mild and sensitive lotion.
Using Mollenol
Mollenol Sensitive is 100% natural and gentle on healthy skin.
Topical lotion applied to skin. Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to relieve skin dryness, relieve minor skin eruptions, symptoms of mild eczema, skin inflammation, and as an antimicrobial and counterirritant.
Apply twice daily to affected skin.
Mollenol is all natural containing no mixers, stabilising additives or parabens.
Mollenol Sensitive is compatible with all Mollenol products.
Mollenol is made by Jeva Laboratories Pty Ltd to the highest standards in licensed, quality controlled GMP accredited facilities.
Mollenol should not be applied within 1cm of the eyes including the eyelids.
Contains no nut or nut elements nevertheless people with nut allergy should seek medical advice before use. People with clove, balsam of peru allergy or nut allergy should consult a medical professional. Any advice or information on this site is not a substitute for professional medical advice.
If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult your healthcare provider before use.
Full ingredient list is here.
ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE
INDICATIONS: Relieves skin dryness. Traditionally used in Western herbal medicine to relieve minor skin eruptions, symptoms of mild eczema, skin inflammation, and as an antimicrobial and counterirritant.
WARNINGS: For external use only. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes. If symptoms persist consult your healthcare practitioner. Use only as directed. Not to be taken.
DIRECTIONS: Apply < 1mg to affected skin/nails twice per day.
OTHER INFO: Store out of sunlight at 10-30°C
Customer reviews are the opinions of individuals who have used Mollenol. No compensation or product was offered in exchange for these testimonials. For an accurate diagnosis and treatment of any skin condition, consult a medical professional. Public health regulations mandate the deletion or redaction of specific skin issues and other medical matters from customer reviews and testimonials. Redacted text has been replaced with generic terms, for example, “[minor skin eruptions]”, “[minor eruptions]”, “[bumps]”, “[spots]”, “[skin issue]” or simply the symbols “[].”
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