Safe & Sound Styptic Pencil. Stops bleeding from shaving and other minor cuts. 5g.

Product Information

After taking the styptic pencil out of its casing, it’s important that you run it under water and hold it there for a few seconds. This helps to activate the substances in the pencil so it can more effectively help to seal up the wound and stop the bleeding. Why does a styptic pencil sting? When it comes to your shaving regime, it’s definitely always good to know that you have options in terms of the products you choose. That’s what’s great about a product like the styptic pencil. Do you like its style, but not its ingredients? Its harshness? Its residue? You can apply Safe and Sound Health’s Styptic Pencil directly to small cuts to stop bleeding instantly. Styptic pencils are commonly used to treat and stop bleeding from shaving cuts, but they are also useful for calming skin irritation after an insect bite or sting. This is probably the biggest factor that will determine what styptic pencil you end up buying. So far we have really just discussed the traditional styptic pencils, but there are also some liquid styptics out there that are applied in a variety of ways. Some are applied via a roll-on applicator while others are applied by just dropping some liquid styptic right on the cut. There are advantages and disadvantages to both and neither is inherently “better”, but it just depends on what attributes you prefer. How strong do you want your styptic to be?

The Clubman Pinaud pencil is a no frills styptic pencil that gets the job done and stops the bleeding. It’s active ingredient is aluminum sulfate (56%) so it is perfect for treating the occasional, infrequent shaving cuts.

Tips on using one

The Clubman Pinaud styptic pencil is one of the most well known (and highly regarded) styptic pencils out there. Kutkit’s Sanitary Styptic Swabs are a little different than anything else we are looking at. How so? Well they are kind of a hybrid between the traditional styptic pencils and the new type of liquid styptic roll-on applicators.

Alright, it’s time to apply the wet tip of the pencil to the cut and close it up. What’s the best method for applying it? Well there’s not really a “best” way to do it. It’s really more art than science. In other words, not every guy is going to apply the styptic the same way, and that’s okay. Some guys like to dab the styptic pencil to the affected area. Some guys like to color over the affected area like they are using a crayon. Some guys like to roll it over the cut. It really doesn’t matter how you do it as long as it works for you.Rinse and pat-dry any excess blood that is coming out of the cut before applying the styptic pencil to it. Make sure you’re only getting wet what will be applied to the wound, not the entire thing – if too much gets on there, it can end up being more painful than helpful!