Cream "KARTALIN®" is a non-hormonal product of plant origin based on solid oil, intended for the prevention of chronic dermatoses.
"KARTALIN®" is a line of specialized products developed for daily skin care in the complex treatment of chronic skin diseases (psoriasis, eczema, neurodermatitis, atopic dermatitis).
The products contain a balanced combination of active ingredients (solidol, honey, salicylic acid, lysozyme, medicinal herbs, natural oils, vitamins), specially selected for the most effective therapeutic effect on the skin for various skin diseases.
Advantages of Kartalin:
- Not addictive.
- Non-toxic and safe product.
- Approved for use by children over 3 years old.
- Does not contain hormones.
- Anti-inflammatory agent.
- Promotes skin healing.
- Exfoliates the skin.
- Protects the epidermis from pathogenic microflora.
- Prevention of the formation of psoriatic plaques.
Numerous reviews from Kartalin users note its high effectiveness. When using the cream as a treatment course, a long-term remission occurs - psoriasis does not make itself felt from 18 months to 5 years.
Composition and features of components
The naturalness of Kartalin’s components determines its safety and widespread use. The hypoallergenicity and effectiveness of the ointment is dictated by the active use of natural ingredients. All these are substances with high biological activity, effectively and quickly penetrating the upper layers of the epidermis.
Results of clinical studies of Kartalin ointment in the external treatment of chronic dermatoses
Dmitruk V.S., Dmitruk S.I.
State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education of Roszdrav Siberian State Medical University, Tomsk
Relevance of research. In the general structure of dermatological diseases, more than a third of the total number of requests are for chronic allergic dermatoses, which include atopic dermatitis[1]. Among the variety of clinical variants of these diseases, most are[2] limited forms that do not require long-term systemic therapy, and their treatment is limited to the use of topical agents[3]. The pathogenesis of these dermatoses involves changes in keratinization processes in the epidermis, which invariably leads to increased water loss and increased skin permeability, thereby stimulating increased local inflammation [4].
One of the most important stages of external therapy for chronic allergic dermatoses (atopic dermatitis, chronic eczema) is moisturizing and softening the skin of patients[5]. The main source that normalizes transepidermal water loss are lipids (fatty acids, triglycerides, phospholipids, cholesterol). Currently, cosmeceuticals containing the above substances are widely used in dermatology. The process of restoring pathologically altered skin in patients with atopic dermatitis sometimes takes weeks, or even months; accordingly, the exchange rate cost of these products can vary from hundreds to several thousand rubles.
A good alternative to the group of products described above that restore the barrier functions of the epidermis is the domestic cosmetic product - Kartalin ointment (certificate of conformity No. 7147870). This product belongs to the group of solidol-containing ointments (Rybakov’s ointment, etc.), which has been used in the treatment of chronic dermatoses for decades [6].
Based on the above, the purpose of our work was to evaluate the clinical effectiveness of the use of Kartalin ointment in patients with atopic dermatitis (AD).
Methods and materials. To achieve our goal, 46 patients with atopic dermatitis were examined and treated in the clinic of skin diseases of the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education "Siberian State Medical University". The criteria for inclusion in the groups were: clinical confirmed diagnosis; informed consent of patients; adolescence and adulthood; lichenoid and squamous clinical forms with lichenification. The exclusion criteria from the study groups were: diffuse form of blood pressure; severe course; infancy and childhood; individual intolerance to ointment components; complications in the form of pyoderma.
All patients were divided into two groups. The first group (n=26) consisted of patients who received Kartalin ointment as external therapy for 2 months. The second group (n=20) consisted of patients receiving external therapy, which included indifferent and moisturizing ointments and cosmeceuticals. The SCORAD index was used to determine the severity of atopic dermatitis. At the beginning of the course of therapy, the SCORAD index was equal to: in the first group - 59 points, in the second group - 60 points. At the end of the treatment, it was equal in group 1 - 14 points and, accordingly, in group 2 - 18 points (Diagram 1).
The Hanifin scoring system (Hanifin JM, 1989) was used to assess the degree of response to topical therapy by treated and untreated sites before and after topical therapy for the first two weeks of treatment. When assessing the severity of atopic dermatitis (itching, erythema, infiltration), the scores in both groups were the same and equaled 6 points. After a two-week period of external treatment, this index in both groups decreased to 1.5 points, which is reflected in Diagram 2.
Based on the above material, the following conclusions can be drawn:
- Kartalin ointment can be used as monotherapy for mild to moderate atopic dermatitis with squamous manifestations and lichenification in outpatient and outpatient settings.
- The drug "Kartalin" is effective in the external treatment of atopic dermatitis (reduction of the SCORAD index by 76% and the Hanifin index by 75%).
- "Kartalin" can be recommended as a skin care product for patients with atopic dermatitis during remission.
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What does Kartalin contain:
- Lysozyme (antibacterial enzyme).
- Natural oils of lavender, eucalyptus.
- Vitamin A.
- Extracts of medicinal herbs.
- Salicylic acid.
- Honey.
- Solid oil.
Lysozyme
Natural protein enzymes with antibiotic action. Lysozyme destroys bacterial cell membranes. Thanks to this component, Kartalin reduces inflammation and acts as a local antiseptic.
Essential oils
Oils of natural origin, especially lavender, are considered one of the most effective ingredients in the treatment of various types of dermatological diseases. In the case of psyriazom, lavender oil inhibits the action of bacteria on the surface of the skin, stimulates healing, relieves dryness and itching of the skin, and reduces the risk of scarring. Considering that this ointment also contains salicylic acid, which has a drying effect, natural vegetable oils compensate for this effect and moisturize the skin.
Vitamin A
This component has a wide range of actions. For Kartalin cream, the ability of the vitamin to fight dryness and relieve local inflammation is important.
Healing herbs
Chamomile and chamomile have long been known skin care products. Relieves irritation and itching. Due to the high content of tannins, the extract from this herb accelerates the healing of wounds and is an auxiliary antiseptic.
Salicylic acid
One of the most inexpensive but effective remedies for treating skin inflammation.
Honey
Safe, powerful antiseptic. A natural wound healing agent, time-tested.
Solid oil
An unexpected component, which in the last few years has been recognized as one of the most effective for the treatment of psoriasis. This component should not be confused with the well-known machine grease (technical oil). Kartalina contains medical solid oil, which has completely different properties, chemical composition, has undergone a multi-stage cleansing process and is absolutely safe for the skin. But machine grease may contain toxic impurities.
Compound
- Solidol is a grease obtained by thickening industrial oils of medium viscosity with calcium soaps of higher fatty acids
- Lysozyme is an enzyme, an antibacterial agent of protein nature
- Bee honey - has pronounced decongestant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, softening properties; helps restore normal skin structure, reduce or eliminate joint pain
- Tripartite sequence - has an anti-inflammatory effect, improves metabolism, relieves allergic reactions
- Chamomile - has anti-inflammatory, disinfecting, soothing, healing effects
- Vitamin A - reduces inflammation, relieves itching and dry skin
- Lavender oil - helps in skin regeneration, improves microcirculation in tissues, removes redness, purulent wounds, helps relieve swelling and irritation
- Eucalyptus oil is an antiseptic; promotes rapid skin regeneration, stops itching and eliminates flaking
- Salicylic acid - has anti-inflammatory, antiseptic, keratolytic effects
Security Kartalina
Kartalin is a successful alternative to popular corticosteroid ointments. Hormone-containing drugs are really effective in treating psoriasis and quickly relieve the symptoms of the skin disease. But with long-term use of these drugs, numerous side effects occur.
Why are hormonal ointments dangerous?
- Causes skin addiction.
- Skin atrophy develops.
- Provokes the development of hypertrichosis.
- May cause specific steroid acne.
None of these side effects are observed when using Kartalin. This cream contains neither hormones nor synthetic components. The ointment underwent long-term clinical studies at the Clinic of Skin and Sexually Transmitted Diseases at the Siberian State Medical University. The ointment demonstrated excellent tolerability, high efficiency and safety.
Indications for use of Kartalin :
- Psoriasis.
- Dermatoses of allergic etiology.
- Neurodermatitis.
- Eczema.
Contraindications
Not detected, individual intolerance to the components is possible.
A slight exacerbation is possible at the beginning of use. If your skin feels dry after washing, you can use baby cream to soften it.
It is not recommended to combine the use of KARTALIN® cream with hormonal creams and ointments.
During the period of application of the cream, visiting the sauna and steam bath is not recommended; taking a hot bath and hot shower (t above 80°C); using scrubs.
In the first month of using the cream, it is recommended to take antihistamines to reduce side effects.
Drinking alcoholic beverages is strictly prohibited.
It is advisable to quit smoking or strictly limit it.
Eliminate eggs from the diet, limit the consumption of fatty, fried and spicy foods.
Healthy sleep is recommended.
A course of treatment
The duration of the course depends on the condition of the skin. The minimum duration of treatment is 2 months. The maximum allowable course is 4 months. The first results of using the ointment are noticeable within 7-10 days.
The course should be divided into two clear stages - restoration and fixation of the result.
- First stage. Complete disappearance of plaques. Spots should form in their place. For the first 10 days of treatment, apply the ointment strictly once a day. After this, increase the use to 2 times a day until the plaques completely disappear. Do not apply the ointment to your entire body at once. Every 2-3 days, add a new zone at your discretion: arms, neck, back, legs.
- Second phase. When only spots remain on the skin, continue to use the ointment for another 30 days - but only once a day.
Important! After applying Kartalin, there is no need to use bandages - the skin should breathe freely.
Cream Kartalin cosmetics 100 ml x1
Description and instructions for “Kartalin protective and prophylactic. Wed, 100ml tube" Kartalin is a non-hormonal drug intended for the treatment of chronic dermatoses. It has keratolytic, anti-inflammatory, antipruritic and regenerating effects. Used to treat psoriasis, neurodermatitis, allergic dermatoses, atopic dermatitis, eczema.
Compound:
Kartalin contains natural ingredients: medicinal herbs - string, chamomile, vitamin A, vitamin D, lysozyme, bee honey, eucalyptus oil, lavender oil, salicylic acid, solid oil.
pharmachologic effect
Kartalin is a non-hormonal product based on solid oil and natural ingredients, intended for the treatment of chronic dermatoses - psoriasis, eczema, neurodermatitis, allergic dermatoses, incl. atopic dermatitis. Kartalin has keratolytic, anti-inflammatory, antipruritic and regenerating effects. The use of external medications of the corticosteroid group is often a very effective method of treating dermatoses, since with their help it is possible to quickly eliminate inflammation and itching, but their use is associated with a number of side effects: systemic and local hormonal effects, manifested by skin atrophy, hypertrichosis, telangiectasia , steroid acne. In this regard, special attention is drawn to drugs that contain substances of non-corticosteroid origin and natural medicinal components. Kartalin does not contain synthetic or hormonal components. Does not cause skin atrophy, does not have other negative effects characteristic of hormonal ointments, can be used to treat children of any age, does not cause addiction or complications. Kartalin passed a clinical trial at the Clinic of Skin and Venereal Diseases of the Siberian State Medical University and received a positive assessment from both researchers and patients. Kartalin has a high therapeutic effect, is easy to use, does not cause side effects, and can be used in complex treatment. Kartalin has shown good safety and tolerability; under experimental conditions it exhibits low acute and chronic toxicity and no local irritation.
Indications
•psoriasis, •neurodermatitis, •allergic dermatoses, incl. atopic dermatitis, •eczema. Dosage regimen
Kartalin ointment is applied to sore spots in an even layer (without rubbing) 1 or 2 times a day. The product should be on the affected areas for at least 12 hours a day. The effect is usually observed within 1-2 weeks. The course of treatment lasts from 2 to 4 months and consists of two stages: restorative and consolidating. First stage: complete disappearance of plaques (before the formation of dark or white dyschromic spots). For the first 10 days, Kartalin is applied to the affected areas in a thin layer once a day, then in a thin layer 2 times a day, until the skin is completely cleared of plaques. In case of extensive skin damage, treatment should be started gradually, first from areas on the legs, after 3 days, apply the product to areas on the arms, after another 3 days, apply to all other areas. Second stage: after the formation of dyschromic spots, to consolidate the effect, you should continue to use Kartalin for 1 month once a day. While using Kartalin, you should not use bandages.
Contraindications Individual intolerance (including a history of hypersensitivity) to the components of Kartalin.
Side effects Allergic reactions are possible.
special instructions
Before using Kartalin, it is recommended to consult a doctor.
Storage conditions and periods
Store at room temperature, out of reach of children. Shelf life: 3 years.
Caroline rosehip oil 100ml
Action and uses of rosehip oil
It is not for nothing that rosehip oil (base oil) has the title of “king of natural oils”.
Rosehip oil - application
Its properties are unusually diverse.
It manifests
- antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, wound-healing, tonic, vitaminizing, softening effect.
Rosehip oil is used for cracked nipples in nursing women, bedsores, trophic ulcers, burns, dermatoses, ozena and nonspecific ulcerative colitis.
Rosehip oil is widely used in modern cosmetic practice.
It is used both in pure form and as part of mixtures with other fatty and essential oils, as well as for enriching finished cosmetics (creams, masks, shampoos, balms).
Masks, applications, lubricants, therapeutic and prophylactic massage will help prevent dehydration of skin proteins and the appearance of wrinkles, increase elasticity and give the skin a fresh and healthy look.
Rosehip oil helps eliminate peeling, irritation, and microtrauma of the skin.
The use of rosehip oil is especially useful for caring for problematic, tired, sagging, aging skin, as well as the skin around the eyes and lips.
It is obtained from the seeds of the rosehip or cinnamon rose (Rosa majalis Herrm., Rosa cinnamomea L.), rose family – Rosaceae.
Brief description of the plant. This is a shrub 1.5–2 m high with thin twig-like branches, which are covered with sparse curved thorns, located 2 at the base of the imparipinnate leaves. The flowers are large, solitary, with five pink petals and numerous stamens. The fruits (hypanthia) are juicy, spherical or oval, smooth, orange-red.
Origin and distribution of the plant. This type of rose hip is distributed from the Far North to the subtropics. Grows in forests, on forest edges, in ravines, on slopes, along river banks. Cultivated as a useful vitamin plant. * Historical information The healing properties of rose hips were known back in ancient times. Ibn Sina (Avicenna) considered rose hips a valuable cleansing, soothing and anti-inflammatory agent and prescribed its fruits for throat tumors, inflammation of the tonsils, hiccups, nervous diseases, and also as an antiemetic. In Russia, special state expeditions were organized for this amazing plant.
Its fruits were considered a very expensive medicine and were valued as an extremely effective remedy. Rosehip was one of the first plants that, back in ancient times, people began to cultivate for its beauty. Rosehip became the ancestor of numerous varieties of cultivated roses. Currently, the humble rose hip is highly valued as a storehouse of the most important biologically active substances and the beautiful rose as a wonderful ornamental plant and a source of the most delicate aromatic essential oil. Of particular value are ripe rose hips, which are superior to many plants in terms of variety and amount of vitamins. In modern medicine, rose hips are widely used for atherosclerosis, nephritis, acute and chronic diseases of the liver, intestines, peptic ulcers, hemorrhagic diathesis, bleeding, hyperthyroidism and adrenal insufficiency, as well as for the treatment and prevention of hypo- and avitaminosis.
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Rosehip oil - properties and composition of the oil.
Rosehip oil is obtained from the “seeds” of the rosehip by extraction with vegetable fatty oils.
It is an oily liquid of brown color with a greenish tint, with a specific odor and bitter taste. It contains unsaturated and saturated fatty acids, carotenoids, and vitamin E. An oil extract of carotenoids, carotolin, is obtained from the pulp of the fruit, which is used similarly to rosehip oil. Methods of using rosehip oil Rosehip oil for skin Bandages
Gauze wipes soaked in oil are applied to the affected areas of the skin and secured with a bandage. Bandages are changed daily.
Massage massage for obesity
carried out with a mixture of fatty oils of rose hips, St. John's wort, olive and cedar, taken in equal quantities.
massage
for aging skin
is carried out with an aroma mixture consisting of - 12 tablespoons of rosehip oil - 3 drops of lavender - 3 drops of lemon - 4 drops of lemon balm essential oils
Face masks Anti-inflammatory and decongestant mask
- add 1 tablespoon with a heap of wheat bran or wheat grains ground in a coffee grinder
– 1 teaspoon of rosehip oil
- 1 tbsp nettle infusion
Mix all ingredients thoroughly and apply the paste to your face. After 30 minutes, rinse with warm water.
Cleansing, nourishing, moisturizing mask for dry skin
- 2 tbsp oatmeal
- white from 2 chicken eggs
- 1 tbsp honey
- 1 teaspoon rosehip oil
- Stir 1 teaspoon of walnut oil until smooth.
Apply the mixture to your face for 30 minutes, then rinse with warm water. Other uses. — Contraindications. Individual intolerance.