First Aid For Life’s Little Moments.

Minor burns · Everyday cuts · Muscle pain. BRAZO brings simple, convenient first-aid care closer to home.

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A man spraying BRAZO Burn Cure on a woman’s forearm in a kitchen, beside a Burn Cure spray can

Because every little hurt deserves care.

For those unexpected kitchen mishaps, BRAZO Burn Cure Spray provides a cooling sensation in 6 seconds, helps soothe the burnt area and forms a protective layer over burn wounds.

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A young woman spraying BRAZO Pain Relief on an older man’s knee in a garden, beside a Pain Relief spray can

For the ones who are always there for you.

Whether it is a sore back, aching joints or tired muscles, BRAZO Pain Relief Spray helps relieve pain, swelling and inflammation with 2.32% Diclofenac, so you can get back to feeling like yourself.

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A mother spraying BRAZO Cuts Heal on her son’s finger, beside a Cuts Heal spray can

A little care goes a long way.

For lifes little cuts and scrapes, a little extra care makes all the difference. BRAZO Cuts Heal Spray helps care for minor wounds, making everyday first aid simpler when you or someone you love needs it.

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Everyday First Aid

For your kids. Your parents. Your partner. Your family. And you.

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A woman applying body spray to her underarm against a light blue background

Your Everyday Freshness, with a Little Extra Care.

Thoughtfully formulated to keep you feeling fresh, comfortable and confident.

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BRAZO Odour Buster Body Deo Active, Fresh and Cool cans

The Science of Smelling Great!

In warm, humid weather, staying fresh and comfortable can be a challenge. Powered by 0.40% Zinc Ricinoleate, BRAZO Odour Buster Body Deo helps neutralise odour-causing molecules rather than simply covering them up. Combined with a thoughtful blend of ingredients, it helps you feel fresh, comfortable and confident through the day. Because taking care of yourself can be as simple as feeling good in your own skin.

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Everyday Hygiene & Care

Gentle formulas crafted to keep you fresh, confident, and comfortable all day long.

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Customer Reviews

“Burnt my finger while cooking and used this right away. The cooling was almost immediate and it felt much better within a few seconds.”

— Rohit Pandey

“Keep this in the kitchen. I used it on a small burn while cooking and the cooling sensation was really quick.”

— Aarush Bhola

“Used it after pulling a muscle at the gym. I liked that I could just spray it on and didn’t have to rub anything in. The cooling and warming sensation was nice.”

— Ritesh

Know what to do (FAQs)

Applying BRAZO Pain Relief spray to a knee

First Aid Should Be Simple.

Cool the burn under cool running water for 20 minutes. Avoid ice, butter or home remedies. Once cooled, cover it loosely with a sterile, non-stick dressing. Use a burn-care product only as directed on its label. Seek medical advice for large, deep or serious burns.

Wash your hands, then gently clean the cut with clean running water. Apply gentle pressure with clean gauze to stop the bleeding and cover it with a sterile dressing. Change the dressing regularly and watch for signs of infection, such as increasing redness, swelling or pus.

Rest the affected area and avoid activities that worsen the pain. Gentle movement or a warm or cold compress may help, depending on the cause. A topical pain-relief spray containing diclofenac may help relieve muscle pain and inflammation when used as directed. Seek medical advice if the pain is severe, persistent or accompanied by significant swelling.

A pain-relief spray may help with muscle aches, joint pain and sprains, depending on the products approved uses. Follow the label for application instructions and precautions. Avoid contact with the eyes and do not apply to broken or irritated skin unless specifically directed.

Seek medical attention for deep or large cuts, bleeding that wont stop, or wounds showing signs of infection. Burns that are deep, extensive, chemical or electrical also require urgent medical assessment. Burns on the face, hands, feet, genitals or major joints should be assessed promptly.

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