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Itch Relief and Anti-Inflammation Agent
A treatment for "sweat rash," which becomes itchy every time you sweat
■What is this recurring itchiness, redness, and bumps every time you sweat?
Actually, it’s "sweat rash."
Sweat rash occurs when sweat penetrates the stratum corneum of your skin and stimulates the epidermis.
If you do not understand that your own sweat is the cause and do not treat it properly,
you will repeat symptoms like itchiness, redness, and bumps every time you sweat, worsening the condition and
getting caught in a "sweat rash loop" that is hard to clear up.
Asemuhi EX approaches this with three actions: "prevents sweat penetration (tannic acid)," "anti-inflammatory (PVA),"
and "itch relief (diphenhydramine + l-menthol)," breaking the cycle of recurring sweat rash and quickly and effectively
treating the painful symptoms.
1. Tannic acid, which forms a protective layer upon application, binds immediately to the surface of the stratum corneum,
tightening the loosened gaps in the stratum corneum and preventing sweat from penetrating the skin.
2. PVA, an anti-inflammatory component, effectively calms inflammation and treats redness and dermatitis.
3. The antihistamine effect of diphenhydramine and the refreshing cooling sensation of l-menthol quickly suppress itching.
Is sweat rash different from heat rash?
"Heat rash," caused by skin troubles due to sweat, occurs when sweat cannot be properly expelled due to rapid sweating,
or when sweat glands are clogged with dirt or sebum, causing sweat to accumulate inside the sweat glands.
It is commonly seen in infants with underdeveloped skin structures and is rare in adults.
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