STING STOP gentle gel

During facials:
Sting Stop (gentle gel or soothing spritz) products can be used as a spot treatment, mask or in an existing skincare regime as a booster. Can also be used with galvanic current under a base gel/electro polarised gel but also used for boosting regular skin products; making it work more effective/ esp. Assist Aging & firming products
1. Used to deep cleanse: Pimples, pustules , boils, asphixia (acne).
2. Used on superficial dehydration: Allergic reactions, Rosacea, Psoriasis, Eczema, sensitivity.
3. Assist lightening/brightening of:
Dark underarms
Pigmentation & sun spots
4. Used on aging skin : used to BOOST other skincare products, expression lines.
Refining of pores
Telangiectasia (use under galvanic current with Electro polarised gel)
Plumping of lines: around eyes, lips, expressionlines
Firming (used with galvanic current or laser)
Dark circles under eyes, puffiness
Plump lips
5. Other challenges noted during a facial:
Skin warts
Recovery (after chemical peels, vampire facials, any invasive treatments that need healing and soothing)
Stye, pile

By a massage therapist: assisting with
1) Acid bumps
2) Mastitis
3) Allergic reactions
4) ankle sprains
5) frozen shoulder
6) knee pain
7) restless legs
8) winters toes
9) Pressure sores
10) bladder infection, vaginal infection
11) athletes foot
12) ringworm
13) molluscum contagiosum
14) dry elbows
15) dark underarms
16) bumps, bruises, abrasions
17) dandruff, eczema on scalp (you can hairdry over gel. HAir will have more volume and not feel sticky)
18) burns
19) turf burn, runners toe, runners nipples
20) arthritis (add burn relief for even faster results)
21) haemorrhoids, piles, pelvic floor collapse
22) warts
23) stretch marks
24) earache
25) stings: bluebottle, bee, etc etc
26) chafing, rashes
27) measles
28) sunburn
29) contact dermatitis

Used when waxing:
1) ingrown hair
2) wounds, bruising, skin peel
3) aftercare after wax
4) vaginal infection, candida, thrush, bikini bottom
5) soothing
6) blister, burn

When doing pedicures, manicures:
1) Corns & Calluses
2) Cracked heels (breathe balm can be complimentary here)
3) Thin nails, slow growth (2 phase serum even faster)
4) athletes foot
5) Fungal infections (anoint oil works great afterwards to help attach the nail onto bed.
TIP: When nail is very thick and the cuticles overgrown- use 2 phase serum to recover healthy nails)
6) use for cuticle work (wow)
7) ingrown toenail
8) torn cuticles, inflammed cuticles
9) loose toenail

All ingredients we use can be safely be digested even. This product is a must for pregnant ladies or new moms.
Some possible positive benefits:
Assist softening of Stretch marks, firming of skin.
Sting stop can be used on:
Scars, keloids
Acne
Swelling
Bumps & Bruises, abrasions
Chafing, rashes, blisters
Haemorrhoids, Piles, Pelvic organ prolapse
Assist lightening of Pigmentation (chloasma)
Assist relief of Varicose veins
Painful intercourse BABY:
Cradle cap
Dry, peeling skin
Bites: Spider, Mosquito, bugs, Horsefly
Allergic reactions: poison ivy, hives, rubber allergy
Stings: bee, jellyfish, bluebottle, scorpion
Blisters, burns
Wounds & Scars
Assist relief of Earache

Both products has the same concentration and ingredients except one ingredient. Gel has witch hazel and spritz has cucumber. We love the spritz for small children, pets and open wounds as a practical solution.

We always suggest starting with the spritz as this is a bit more soothing than the gel; it is delivered in a soft mist with extra cucumber. When the skin becomes stronger we suggest using the gel as the whitch hazel has tremendous benefits for allergic reactions.

We always suggest starting with the soothing spritz to prevent this from happening. BUT this is not necessarily a bad thing. This is a fast way of finding the reason for your skin allergy- or one of the reason that contribute to it. Allergic reactions can be due to many factors but when products are used with ingredients like steroids that suppress redness and itching, the sting stop will not react kindly to it. Sting stop is used to recover (not camouflage the symphtoms) and from experience we found when something is topically applied that should be avoided it will react when stingstop is applied.

The second reason could be that you are allergic to a natural ingredient used in our formulation.

To know which one it is: wash the skin with cold water. Then reapply the stingstop. If it doesn't sting- you know itnot the sting stop . Possible culprits: washing powder, shampoo, bodywash, purfume or spray.