Clubman Pinaud Styptic Pencil Travel Size .33 oz (Pack of 3)

Excellent, stops bleeding from shaving nicks. Why is this so hard to find in a drugstore now? Works better than the newer ones I've tried when I couldn't find this classic styptic pencil.

Amazing! Wish I knew about these things sooner!! I unfortunately have the terrible habit of picking at my skin (& also have psoriasis), especially ingrown hairs and pimples on my face. I will spend literal HOURS in the bathroom trying to get 1 ingrown hair out. Sometimes, the bleeding is so bad, that after I blot it with toilet paper, it immediately starts pouring out the second I move the TP and makes it impossible to even see the hair anymore to be able to grab it. TMI, I know, but I'm sure there are a lot of people out there who will find this helpful! The worst was if I picked at a scab on my face while getting ready for work, and then the bleeding wouldn't stop and I couldn't finish the rest of my face makeup.. if I had known about these things back then, I would have saved myself a lot of time/headaches. This stops the bleeding almost immediately- even those suckers that bleed sooo bad.. it may take a few tries til it takes finally, but it always does work in the end! Just wet the stick & push onto the spot that is bleeding and the liquid that comes off it will seep into the cut and prevent the bleeding. It does leave a white residue, but after letting it dry completely and giving it some time, I will wipe it off with a damp cloth and put lotion on and its gone. Ladies - this is a MUST-HAVE in your makeup bag if you're a picker like me!!

These old school styptic pencils are great for handling shaving nicks. It seems that happens at the most inconvenient time and this solves the problem. I keep them at home and in my travel bag.

Great for HVAC installers and service tec's. Keeps blood at bay. Crush it up into a fine powder for larger cuts.

Works great for the minor nick. Simple to use and usually stops the bleeding if it's a minor nick. There are some negatives- it stings when first applied, and it deteriorates if you rinse the sticks, which, of course, you have to because of the bloody residue. I've tried others, but this old-fashioned Pinaud brand works the best. The pricing is good, too. Of course, the easier way to prevent nicks is to use fresh razors. PS. To prevent the stick from disintegrating, wait until the stick dries completely before placing it back in the plastic tube (I pat the stick with a paper towel to help dry it).

Works as it should. A must for anyone who occasionally cut themselves while shaving. Stops minor bleeding. One stick will last a long time!

Heard of these on reddit. My dad takes blood thinners. I figured out you run it under water for a few and then rub it on the cut. It can't be too deep. It will make a little bit of a film and dry on the person white. Then you can see the bleeding stop and the wound seems to tighten. Very good. He used to bleed forever but not any more!

Good price a nd quick delivery.