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Burn Ointment

Shop Waxelene’s range of organic ointments to discover the best way to soothe a minor burn injury. Whether you’re suffering from a light heat burn or have irritated skin with a burning sensation, Waxelene can help.

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Waxelene Multi-Purpose Ointment is a natural, organic, beeswax-based product that forgoes harsh chemicals and is the perfect petroleum jelly alternative and burn relief ointment.

We know burn injuries are painful and uncomfortable. The carefully curated blend of ingredients in our burn-relieving ointment work to soothe skin, promote healing and prevent infection.

The organic beeswax in Waxelene acts as a natural barrier, sealing in moisture and protecting your skin from irritants. This helps to soothe the skin, reducing redness and discomfort associated with burns.

Waxelene’s extended range contains a blend of natural oils that is rich in antioxidants that help to promote healing. These ingredients work together to nourish and moisturize the skin, helping it to recover more quickly from burns. In addition, the unique aerated texture of our Multi-Purpose Ointment makes it easy to apply to tender skin.

Just feeling a little bit flaky? Waxelene’s Multi-Purpose Ointment is perfect to use with sunscreen – and also ideal if you forget it! Use Waxelene Calming Ointment to help ease the irritation from sunburns and to limit flaking and peeling.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What can I put on a burn?

Cold running water is the best way to soothe a burn before seeking medical assistance. Do not put any ointments, creams or home remedies immediately on to a burn injury, as this can trap heat in, causing further pain and potential tissue damage.

Once the burn has been cooled and treated, your medical professional might advise using a soothing burn ointment or petroleum jelly on the burned skin to assist with maintaining flexibility and easing tightness during the healing process. This is where Waxelene Multi-Purpose Ointment really comes into its own!

To use Waxelene as an ointment for burns, simply apply a thin layer to the affected area. You can reapply as needed to keep the skin moisturized and protected. Waxelene is safe for all skin types and can be used on minor burns, including sunburns and small kitchen burns.

You can reapply Waxelene as needed, usually every few hours, to keep the skin moisturized and protected. Over time, the burn will begin to heal, and you should notice a reduction in pain and inflammation.

Do burns heal faster covered or uncovered?

Most minor burns will heal best covered. Bandaging a burn keeps air and debris from irritating the area, and gives a layer of protection to blistered skin. It’s ideal to use a sterile gauze bandage wrapped loosely, rather than a fluffy material that may get stuck to wounds and cause infection. 

If burned skin is blistered, the blisters should not be popped, as broken skin is more likely to lead to issues with healing. Instead, gently apply a soothing ointment such as Waxelene to the blister and surrounding skin and keep loosely covered with a bandage. This ensures that the wound will be protected but still have adequate air circulation to assist with the healing process.

How do I heal a burn quickly?

After a burn, your skin needs support to be able to rebuild itself. To heal a first-degree burn quickly at home, follow these steps:

  • Immediately cool the burn with running water or a wet compress.
  • Seek medical assistance if the burn is over a large area, if the victim is very old or young, or if you think the burn has penetrated deeper than the top layer of skin.
  • Once treated, to assist with healing, regularly apply a burn ointment or moisturizing treatment such as Waxelene to keep the skin hydrated and flexible. The ointment will create a barrier between the skin and the outside world, protecting the burn from further damage and promoting healing.
  • Cover the moisturized burn loosely with a lint-free bandage or dressing, changed daily. With the correct dressing, you shouldn’t need to let a wound ‘air out’ or create a scab until it is well into the healing stage.
  • Continue to apply moisturizer to the area once it is unbandaged, as burned skin needs time to re-develop the oil glands that keep our skin soft in the first place. Massaging the edges of the burned area also assists with blood flow and helps to prevent a build-up of scar tissue.

Does ice help burns heal faster?

No! Ice is a very bad idea on burned skin as the dramatic temperate change can cause even more problems. Save the ice for a cold drink instead.