Processional caterpillar gel with adhesive roller

First aid to remove the stinging hairs with the reusable processionary caterpillar adhesive roller. When you come into contact with the stinging hairs of a processionary caterpillar, it is wise to roll the reusable adhesive roller over the skin. If you have the option, rinse the skin with water as much as possible afterwards. In case of itching it is unwise to rub the skin as this will spread the stinging hairs further. After rinsing, pat the skin dry and then apply the processionary caterpillar gel to the skin. Note: For external use only. Do not apply in the nose, near the eyes, on wounds or damaged skin. To prevent subsequent irritation, it is wise to thoroughly wash the clothing you were wearing when you came into contact with the caterpillar. This reusable processionary caterpillar adhesive roller is easy to carry and use and can be reused by rinsing it with water. After this, the adhesive strength returns! The processionary caterpillar gel cools, softens, nourishes and soothes itching and irritation that occurs after the stinging hairs of the processionary caterpillar have landed on the skin. The oak processionary caterpillar (thaumethopea processionea) is the caterpillar of a moth that can be found on oak trees in May, June and July and that goes in groups at night, in procession, in search of food: oak leaves. The caterpillars molt several times and at some point develop microscopic stinging hairs. These cause complaints in people and animals such as itching, rash, irritation of the eyes or the respiratory tract