ANIMADERM S.A.S
Waterproof
Natural product
NotResults
In case of photosensitization, effects in 20 days.
Healing and regrowth of the original color
Dermatophilosis, effect in 4 days
Old wound, effects in 25 days
Care protocol
Its very high content of linolenic and linoleic acid promotes optimal renovation of the horse's epidermis. In addition to the rapid relief and soothing effect of Cutene, the process of reconstituting the skin barrier is considerably improved and the tissues quickly regain a quality close to their primary quality. Whatever the skin type, Cutene offers valuable and ultra-fast help for skin problems of all kinds.
Cutene provides effective care for skin problems in horses caused by
- a recent or old WOUND
- a PHOTOSENSIBILIZATION
- DERMATOPHILOSIS
- SUNBURN
- ECZEMA (including pasterns)
More: Oxygenation of the cells via iron, maintenance of water in the tissues by vitamin B5, high content of trace elements promoting the natural nutrition of the cells for their renewal. Presence of honey and other concentrated active ingredients, known for their soothing and nutritive capacities and allowing to calm the pains. Sun filter.
Instructions
Rinse with water and let dry in the open air. Avoid disinfection if the wound is clean. Apply cutene in a thick layer every day or every 2 days. Cover with a bandage only if the wound is in contact with pathogens (e.g. stall floor)
Cutene can stimulate the regeneration of skin cells if they are still present. Apply every day by massaging the area. The regrowth time varies according to the case and the age of the wound. Stop the application as soon as a slight fuzz appears.
Apply Cutene on the affected areas. Reapply when Cutene is no longer visible and has been absorbed by the skin.
Ideally, shampoo with Tea Tree beforehand. Dry the area and apply Cutene. Reapply when Cutene is no longer visible and has been absorbed by the skin.
White socks, pink nose, stripe, nostril are areas at risk. In case of sun damage, apply Cutene in the evening. It will soothe while repairing the damage. If the cream is completely absorbed the next day, apply Solaren, otherwise, wait. Repeat the protocol until improvement (about 1 week). To avoid new burns, apply Solaren every 2-3 days and moisturize the area every third night with Natjely.
Cutene is very recommended for very irritated (pink) skin due to the humidity of certain "mud scabs". Shampoo with Tea Tree once or twice a week then apply Cutene every 2-3 days. To prevent this type of damage, use Natjely once or twice a week. In case of big scabs, consult our "mud" section.
Apply diluted Cutene in a small amount of water every 3 or 4 days directly to the base of the mane or tail hairs. Also refer to the "mane care" section
How to apply
Additional informations
MAIN INGREDIENTS : MEL-BENTONITE-AQUA -OLEA EUROPAEA FRUIT OIL- CERA ALBA- ROSA MOSCHATA SEED OIL- ARGANIA SPINOSA KERNEL OIL- ZINC OXIDE - ALOE BARBADENSIS LEAF EXTRACTS-CANANGA ODORATA FLOWER OIL-SORBITAN OLEATE - VITAMINE E.
During the renewal of the skin cells, the weakened or already dead hairs will fall. The components therefore work in the right direction. The new bulbs will soon replace them. The area where the Cutene™ is applied may become slightly warm or swollen during the process. This is a normal skin stimulation reaction. Some minor ephemeral itching may also occur (similar to the healing of our wounds). Cutene™ is a non-doping product. Can be applied to mucous membranes.
Questions(FAQs)
Pas nécessairement. Il est même conseillé de ne pas en mettre, sauf si la plaie est en contact potentiel avec un environnement à risque (box, sables etc...)
En tant que régénérant cutané, il a la particularité de créer une stimulation immédiate des cellules et donc de "chauffer" un peu lors de l'application (comme quand vous vous êtes coupé et que la zone commence à gratter). Les chevaux réagissent rarement à cette stimulation cellulaire mais il arrive que certains soient plus sensibles que d'autres. L'idéal est de l'appliquer et d'empêcher le cheval "sensible" de se gratter pendant les 10 minutes après l'application, cette sensation de grattage n'étant que momentanée.
C'est normal. Il s'agit d'huile de rosier et d'huile d'argan "re-larguées" par la crème. Ce surplus permet de maintenir le produit humide étant donné la forte concentration d'argile dans le cutene. Cette perte ne gêne en rien la conservation du produit dans le temps (car il y en a beaucoup!).
La cicatrisation stimulée par le Cutene peut être trop rapide et fermer la plaie en surface trop vite. Il est préférable de mettre le cutene quand le fond de la plaie est déjà bien resoudé.
La désinfection doit se faire quand la zone est infectée. Si ce n'est pas le cas, de l'eau claire est plus bénéfique. En effet, la désinfection tue toute bactéries, bonnes et mauvaises et va réduire la rapidité d'effet du cutene. Cependant si la zone est infectée ou semble potentiellement l'être, oui cette désinfection s'impose.
En théorie non, tous les 2 jours en règle générale. Mais tout dépend de l'absorption de la crème par la peau. Certains épidermes "boivent" plus rapidement la crème.
