The humble Boroline cream is not something we all pick up. Of course we think of it as an outdated cream. But on a shopping trip, I needed something for my rough elbows immediately and picked Boroline without much thought and I was in for a surprise. I picked up the tube thinking to use it immediately and probably keep it in the car for such emergencies but now its become my staple skin cream. See how Boroline fared and surprised us:
Price : 28 INR
Claims: Boroline claims to be an all purpose ayurvedic antiseptic. It smoothen cracked lips, cure cuts & wounds, soften elbows & abraded skin, cure cracked heels, soften nail cuticles, heal post-operative stitches, cure general skin infections and smoothens dry & chapped skin.
How to use Boroline effectively: Clean the skin well and then apply Boroline – gently massaging in the cream. Warming up Boroline and using it in molten state increases its efficacy – specially in curing skin infections. In case the cut is open and deep, it is advisable to apply Boroline only when the cut has closed and begun to dry up.
Packaging: Packaged in its old military green metal tube and black cap the look of Boroline is best described signature classic.
Pros of using Boroline:
- For 28 INR boroline is cream nirvana!
- It heals repairs skin like no other cream.
- It’s super emollient all you need is a drop to moisturise your hands.
- Easy to carry.
- Works overnight. Its crazy but it heals like a magic serum!
- Helps soften dry skin.
- Is a boon for dry skinned people like me especially in winters.
- Works on cracked heels, chapped lips et all!
- A must buy for winters.
- Its peculiar fragrance reminds me of childhood.
Boroline Cons of Boroline:
- None, except it is sticky.
- No clear instructions of usage on packaging.
Rating : 4.5/5
