Pinxav
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Pinxav (Pronounced "Pink-Salve") is a topical ointment used to treat minor skin irritations. Although sold as a product "Helping to soothe, heal, and prevent diaper rash since 1927," Pinxav is also effective at treating scrapes, burns, cuts, and other problems, such as dry skin. Pinxav is currently distributed by EmJay Labs Inc.
[edit] History
Pinxav was invented by Milford Harris in 1927, after finding that existing skin ointments, or salves, did not work.
[edit] Ingredients
- Zinc oxide, used as a skin protectant
- Aloe Vera Gel
- Aluminium hydroxide
- BHA (butylated hydroxyanisole)
- Cetyl Alcohol
- Clove Leaf Oil
- Eucalyptol
[edit] References
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