Boroline antiseptic cream is an original Indian natural antiseptic cream used to smooth chapped lips, heal cuts and wounds, soften elbows and rough skin, heal cracked heels, and soften nail cuticles.
Boroline has special antiseptic properties that work wonders in healing cuts and wounds, common skin infections, and postoperative stitches. The unique Boroline formula, rich in oils, is enriched with natural lanolin, which protects delicate skin.
Boric acid – possesses moderate antibacterial and antifungal properties.
Zinc oxide – acts as a mild astringent for the skin and provides soothing and protective effects in skin infections.
Anhydrous lanolin – is a natural product that enhances the absorption of active ingredients.
Lanolin alcohols – include cholesterol (30%), lanosterol (25%), cholestanol (3%), agnosterol (2%), and various other alcohols (40%).
- Nourishes lip skin, protects from drying and cracking
- Heals cuts and wounds
- Softens dry skin on elbows
- Treats cracked heels
- Softens nail cuticles
- Treats postoperative stitches
- Treats skin infections
- Softens chapped skin
- Affected skin
- Cracks on heels, elbows
- Inflammations
- Dryness
- Insect bites
- Irritation
Application:
Before applying the cream to the skin, clean it thoroughly, then gently massage the cream in with soft, circular motions.
Contraindications:
Acne and pimples
Very deep wounds
Open wounds
Warming Boroline and using it in a melted state increases its effectiveness, especially for treating skin infections.
Consult an Ayurvedic specialist before using the product.
**History of Boroline**
The name Boroline derives from its ingredients: “Boro” from boric acid, known for its antiseptic properties, and “line” as a variant of the Latin word “oleum,” meaning oil.
The cream, combined with essential oils, boric acid powder, the astringent, and sunscreen properties of zinc oxide, is designed for treating and healing cuts, chapped lips, rough skin, and infections. It is produced by G.D. Pharmaceuticals Private Limited, which was established and began manufacturing Boroline in 1929. The logo, an elephant, symbolizes resilience and strength. Moreover, for many, the elephant holds an auspicious meaning. Considering these values, the elephant was chosen as the Boroline logo, hoping it would bring good luck and signify success. The logo has become well-recognized.
In the villages and rural areas of India, Boroline is still known as hathiwala, the “elephant cream” (the cream with the elephant logo). The brand was launched in 1929 in Calcutta by Gourmohan Dutta, a Bengali merchant. Over the years, it has won the affection of the people, and the brand’s popularity soared, becoming a symbol of national economic self-sufficiency in the country. It remains one of the most popular products in India.
The value of Boroline is that it is India’s beloved antiseptic cream. Boroline works wonders and has earned the trust of generations of consumers. For three generations of Indian consumers, the product has become a caring and reliable family member when needed. Boroline cream addresses many skin problems, primarily dryness.
