*KELO-COTE Scar Treatment

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  *I received this product for free but the opinions are my own.

I was recently sent *KELO-COTE Scar Treatment to try out.  KELO-COTE Scar Treatment helps soften and flatten scars, reduce redness and relieves itching.  

KELO-COTE Scar Treatment
This treatment can be used as soon as the wound is closed, stitches are removed or the scab has fallen off.  The affected areas needs to be clean and dry and then you apply a thin layer of the treatment onto the scar twice a day (you do not need to rub it in).  The treatment drys in 5 minutes to form a flexible, waterproof, transparent layer (although you can remove any excess product if it does not dry completely.  You can apply sunscreen and makeup once the treatment is dry.

This product is  quick and easy to use.  It forms a thin barrier over any scar and dries as stated in 5 minutes so you don't need to worry about it been wiped off your skin.  I did't notice it on my skin at all as it doesn't tighten over the scar and you really can't tell it's even on your skin.  It does stop my skin itching which is a big benefit as it removes the need to scratch my scar helping to prevent making it any worse.  

It is recommended that the minimum treatment time is 60-90 days and if you are still seeing an improvement after 90 days you can continue to apply the product.

KELO-COTE is effective on a range of scars younger than four years old including:
  • Surgical Scars
  • C-section Scars
  • Cosmetic Surgery
  • Burn Scars
  • Children's Scars

KELO-COTE Scar Treatment is available at boots.com here for £32.18 for 15g.

You can read more about KELO-COTE here.

Leigh💜

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