Dermaharmony 5% Sulfur and 2% Salicylic Acid Liquid Castile Soap (4 Fl Oz Bottle)

So glad this soap is back on Amazon in liquid form. I missed the liquid soap while the company was updating packaging. Works extremely well for skin conditions like eczema, psoriasis fungal infections, and folliculitis. It does smell like sulfur, but you can always wash your hair with regular shampoo afterwards. I’ve never used anything more effective than this soap for skin conditions.

I use this once a month as part of my hair routine. It helps with controlling flair-ups and I don’t have to wash my hair as often. I have locs, so washing my hair every 2-3 is out of the question. I can go 4-5 weeks and have no flakes.

I have been using this to wash specific rosacea areas on my face in the shower. It seems to be making a reduction in breakouts in the rosacea area, but its definitely not the miracle for which I'd hoped. I've used it for a month now, and will continue a while longer with it. If you are sensitive to sulfur you will definitely smell this even after washing it off. After I wash with this, I have to rewash with another pink grapefruit style facial soap or I will be smelling it all day. I only use an amount the size of a quarter each day. At this rate the bottle will last a very long time, possibly a whole year. Whats funny is, even at the small amount of this soap I use, I can smell sulfur remnants in my shower each morning before turning the water on. I can also smell it when I shave-- I think the odor sticks in your hair folicles, I'm not sure I'd use it in my hair ever. At 5% sulfur, I can deal with this, but this makes me think there is no way I could handle something like prosacea which has 10%! eww. SO- my advice, give it a try to see what it does for you-- the cost is fair and it seems to work as good or better than other otc products.

So far this cleanser/castile soap with sulfur and salicylic acid seems to agree with my sensitive and acne/irritation-prone skin. My skin can be very finicky and will look great one day and then irritated the next, especially during the past year and a half due to health-related things. This cleanser does a good job to remove oil, dirt, and makeup without over-drying and seems to help calm and soothe my skin a bit while helping it to clear up. I do like the subtly gritty texture and the sulfur smell is not so intense that it cannot be tolerated while using. After all, it's sulfur, we know what that smells like so it is not surprising that a product containing sulfur would have a very distinct aroma. If it did not, I might question whether or not it actually contained sulfur as an active/primary ingredient. It is a small bottle at just 4oz. but I do not find myself needing to use a large amount each time I wash my face. I will most likely continue to use this product for a while.

Why does it feed yeast ??? Haven't had it long enough but Google ai says it feeds yeast that I growth the dermatitis....

This does the job. I have had this odd rash of tiny bumps on my cheek for the last few years. They are now going away. This is somewhat drying, I have to use additional moisturizers after using. And, there is a vague sulfurous smell after. I don't use it immediately before going to bed, as it seems stronger when my head is on the pillow. Overall, I'm very happy with this product.

Great for rosacea or oily problem skin. I bought this over a year ago. It only takes a pea size amount. I leave it on a minute while I wash my hair and then rinse my face and hair. Great product and great value.

My derm recommended this after my insurance wouldn’t cover the face wash he prescribed. I’ve been dealing with perioral dermatitis for months. It is a smooth soap with some tiny exfoliating grains. It doesn’t burn. And the smell is horrid but to be expected because of the sulfur.

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