• Soap-free cleanser – For dry or very dry, sensitive or damaged skin or chafed and scaly skin. Use aqueous cream as a moisturiser regularly, even once the skin has improved, to help prevent flare-ups.

• Shaving cream substitute – For dry, sensitive or damaged skin.

• Skin moisturiser – Particularly good for dry and sensitive skins.

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Important note on stain removal

Before you begin, remove as much of the solids as possible, and blot up as much liquid as possible. Dab the stain, don’t rub. Begin at the outer edge of the stain, working your way towards the centre. If possible apply treatment from the back of the fabric. Be cautious with application, by applying too much solvent or rubbing too vigorously you risk spoiling the fabric. Never strengthen solutions if they don’t work. Always rinse fabric and let dry before trying another remedy. If you decide to take fabric to a professional cleaner, tell them what caused the stain and what home treatments you have already tried.