DERMATOUCH Salicylic Acid 2% Face Wash is a facial cleanser designed for use in the case of acne and excess sebum. The formula, which is 50 ml in volume, is mainly intended for normal to oily and acne-prone skin.
The product contains 2% salicylic acid together with Vitamin E and Zinc PCA; it cleanses excess oil and impurities and also helps to remove the build-up of dead skin cells while keeping the pores clear.
Salicylic Acid is a beta-hydroxy acid (BHA) and it aids in the exfoliation of dead skin cells as well as in getting rid of oil and build-up from the pores. It is the primary active ingredient in this DERMATOUCH face wash, which is designed for clogged pores, excessive oil, and skin prone to acne.
Vitamin E is added to the formulation as an antioxidant which conditions the skin and helps to ensure skin comfort while the face wash is cleansing oily and acne-prone skin.
Zinc PCA is added here to help control excess sebum and oiliness, which is why it is particularly appropriate for a cleanser designed for normal-to-oily, acne-prone skin.
The DERMATOUCH Salicylic Acid 2% Face Wash is designed to eliminate excess oil, impurities, and the accumulation of dead skin which can lead to clogged pores.
Using the product regularly may help to keep the pores clear and can aid in the care of blackheads, breakouts, and excess shine. However, the results will differ from person to person depending on their skin type, the specific nature of their skin problem, and the rest of their skincare routine.
The product is mainly designed for people with normal to oily skin and those who are prone to acne. According to the present DERMATOUCH information, it is suitable for both men and women as well as for people who are over 16 years of age.
Individuals who have sensitive or easily irritated skin ought to keep an eye on how their skin reacts to exfoliating ingredients like Salicylic Acid and should adhere to the instructions given on the product label.
Pick an appropriate quantity of the face wash and put it on a face that is wet.
To the skin, gently work in the cleanser to produce a light lather and then rinse it well with water before patting it dry.
The current instructions for DERMATOUCH say that the cleanser should be used twice a day, in the morning and at night. You should then use the appropriate skincare products as part of your own routine.
Avoid direct contact with the eyes. If it gets into your eyes by accident, rinse them thoroughly with water.
It would be a good idea to carry out a patch test before using the product regularly, in particular if you are adding an exfoliating product to your skincare routine.
If you continue to suffer from irritation, excessive dryness, or discomfort, you should stop using it and obtain the proper professional advice if needed.
The product depicted is the DERMATOUCH Salicylic Acid 2% Face Wash in a 50 ml (1.69 fl. oz.) format.
The package lists salicylic acid, vitamin E, and zinc PCA as the main active ingredients and states that the main concern is acne and oil control.
When customers receive the product, they should look at the full ingredient list, the instructions, and the warnings that are printed on the packaging of the specific item, since cosmetic formulations and packaging may change over time.
Keep the product in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and at a temperature below 30°C. It should not be frozen.
When the container is not being used make sure it is properly closed and keep it out of children's reach.
The product marketed by DERMATOUCH is intended for acne and oil-control concerns. According to the official records, Cloud Wellness Pvt. Ltd. is the company responsible for the marketing.
Although the official product information gives a list of the manufacturing facilities that are approved for the product, you should check the manufacturer for a particular pack by referring to the information printed on that pack.
The page contains general information on cosmetics and skincare. The DERMATOUCH Salicylic Acid 2% Face Wash is not marketed as a guaranteed treatment or cure for acne.
Skin reactions differ from person to person. If acne is persistent, severe, or getting worse, it should be assessed by a dermatologist or another qualified medical professional.