Boroline
Boroline (pronounced: bo-ro-line) is a popular over-the-counter antiseptic cream in India. It is produced by G. D. Pharmaceuticals.
Etymology
The name "Boroline" is derived from its key ingredients, Boric Acid, Lanolin, and its petroleum base.
Ingredients
Boroline contains the following active ingredients:
- Antiseptic - Boric Acid
- Emollient - White Soft Paraffin
- Moisturizer - Lanolin
Uses
Boroline is primarily used for its antiseptic and healing properties. It is commonly used to treat dry and chapped lips, cracked or rough skin, minor cuts and burns, and to soothe skin irritations.
Related Terms
- Antiseptic - A substance that inhibits the growth and development of microorganisms.
- Emollient - A substance that softens and soothes the skin.
- Moisturizer - A cosmetic preparation used for protecting, nourishing, and hydrating the skin.
- Boric Acid - A weak and water-soluble acid often used as an antiseptic.
- Lanolin - A fatty substance found in wool, used in cosmetics and skincare products.
- Petroleum Jelly - A semi-solid mixture of hydrocarbons, having a melting point usually within a few degrees of 75°C, used in medicine and cosmetics.
External links
- Medical encyclopedia article on Boroline
- Wikipedia's article - Boroline
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