Tight ointment

It has long been known the effectiveness of using birch tar in the treatment of various skin diseases. It can be used in pure form or in the form of an ointment. On sale you can find several drugs, which include this miracle ingredient. These are ointments like:

Next, let's talk about tar tar - when it should be taken and how to do it yourself at home.

Composition of tar

Depending on the manufacturer, the composition of the ointment may vary slightly, but it necessarily includes:

Since the main ingredient in it is tar, which has a dark color, then the ointment itself is a means of brown or black color.

Tar can be prepared at home. To do this, you should:

  1. In the enameled container put in equal parts tar, wax and butter.
  2. Then melt on low heat and mix well.
  3. Let cool and transfer to a jar covered with a lid. Cream containers are suitable for these purposes.
  4. Keep refrigerated.

Application of tar tar

Tanning ointment is a great help against such skin diseases as:

Due to the fact that this drug has pronounced antiseptic and antimicrobial actions, and also speeds up the healing process, tar can be used from acne, trophic ulcers, pressure sores, with problems such as dandruff and hair loss.

There are several ways to apply the ointment to the skin:

  1. In a circular motion, apply a thin layer of ointment to the affected area of ​​the skin, grasping 2 cm around. You need to do this twice a day.
  2. Apply the ointment on the gauze bandage and attach it to the problem area. To enhance the effect, you can cover it with a film.

It is not possible to conduct procedures using tar in the following cases:

It should be borne in mind that the skin, which was applied tar tar, during the first day is very sensitive to the action of sunlight (namely, ultraviolet), so when leaving the house it should be covered with clothing.