Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion
The Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion works gently and soothes sensitive and/or painful spots on the horse’s skin. Suitable for areas affected by conditions like rainrot or mud fever. The Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion is packed with herbs, oils, and tinctures such as Aloe Vera, Echinacea, and coconut oil. These ingredients are ideal for supporting healthy skin and promoting skin cell renewal and hair growth. It can be used independently or for optimal results, in combination with the Mud Defender supplement.
Benefits of Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion:
- Easy to apply to the skin
- Available in 3 different sizes: 250ml, 500ml, or 1L
- Antibacterial and antifungal properties
- Softens scabs
- Soothing and pleasant for the horse’s skin
- Supports healthy skin and good hair growth
- Natural ingredients like coconut oil, Aloe Vera, and Echinacea
- Thoroughly tested and proven effective
- The replacement for Unique Horn Herbal Skin Balm
Ingredients of Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion:
- Aloe Vera gel
- Coconut oil
- Propolis infused oil & tincture
- Echinacea
- Licorice
- Myrrh
- Goldenseal & Calendula tinctures
- Calendula & Hypericum infused oil
- Tea tree & Rosemary essential oils
Tested:
The Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion has been extensively tested by Hilton Herbs in the USA, Europe, and the UK, and continues to be a reliable choice.
Available Sizes of Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion:
Usage of Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion:
The Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion can be used on any part of the body. Gently wipe away mud or dirt from the affected area or wash the area with cold water and pat it dry. Apply to clean, dry skin and rub in thoroughly, leaving a thin layer of lotion on the skin. If the skin is crusted, apply the lotion over the scabs and work it in well. When the scabs soften, try to gently remove them and reapply the lotion. The lotion should be applied to clean, dry legs before turning the horse out or stabling. The Hilton Herbs Mud Defender Lotion is safe to use on broken, sore, crusty skin and should not sting when applied.
As with any new product, we recommend testing a small amount on a small area before general use to prevent irritation. If irritation, redness, or swelling occurs, stop using immediately and consult a veterinarian.
