DermaZinc Soap
$8.20
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Product Form: Bar
Product Size: 4.25 oz.
Manufacturer: Dermalogix
Item Number: DMZ-003-425Z
What It Is
Throughout the ages oatmeal has been a part of treating skin conditions. Dermalogix Partners has updated and strengthened this historic treatment with the addition of the active ingredient zinc pyrithione to create DermaZinc® Soap.
What It Does
Relief of itching redness irritation scaling and flaking associated with seborrheic dermatitis and dandruff. DermaZinc™ Soap is extremely effective providing relief of chronic skin conditions. It is safe for both adult and pediatric daily use. Many patients have reported successful results using DermaZinc™ Soap for treating acne and fungal conditions as well as diaper rash and cradle cap.
Suggested Use
To achieve maximum results, apply DermaZinc Cream twice daily on effective areas.
Ingredients
Active Ingredient Zinc Pyrithione - 2 percent - to create DermaZinc Soap.
Other Ingredients: Palm Oil, Coconut Oil, deionized water, sodium hydroxide, glycerine, zinc oxide, organic oatmeal, shea butter, cocoa butter, olive oil, grapeseed oil, salt, vitamin E. DermaZinc Soap is extremely effective, providing relief of chronic skin conditions. DermaZinc Soap is safe and effective for both adults and pediatrics for daily use. Many people have reported successful results using DermaZinc Soap for treating acne and fungal conditions, as well as diaper rash and cradle cap. Although the mfr states this soap can be used on hair, we do not recommend it because soap tends to leave a residue. We recommend their DermaZinc shampoo which is made specifically for hair.
More About DermaZinc
IMPORTANT: Patients suffering with severe cases of eczema, psoriasis and seborrheic dermatitis, the use of prescription strength DermaZinc™ Cream is recommended. DermaZinc™ Cream compounded with 77mg of Micronized Betamethasone Diproprionate USP is prescribed by your doctor, used twice daily for up to two weeks. Once skin is cleared, maintain healthy skin by using OTC DermaZinc™ products a minimum of three times a week.