111MedCo 6% Sulfur Skin Cleansing Bar, Medicated Acne Treatment Soap for Face, Chest and Back, Helps Dry Excess Oil and Clear Clogged Pores, 4 oz

Product Description

111MedCo 6% Sulfur Skin Cleansing Bar is a medicated soap formulated with 6% sulfur as an over‑the‑counter acne treatment active. It is indicated as a cleansing soap for the management of acne and is designed for individuals who experience mild to moderate breakouts and excess oil on the face and body. Sulfur has been used for many years in topical acne preparations. It helps dry excess surface oil and supports the removal of dead skin cells and debris that can contribute to clogged pores. When used as directed, this combination of oil‑absorbing and keratolytic effects can help reduce the number of acne blemishes and support skin that appears clearer over time. The 111MedCo 6% Sulfur Skin Cleansing Bar can be used on acne‑prone areas of the face, chest, back, and shoulders. The bar lathers with water to cleanse away oil and impurities while delivering sulfur to the skin’s surface. The cleansing base includes glycerin along with tangerine and rosemary extracts, and it has the characteristic scent of sulfur, which is noticeable during use but rinses clean so it does not linger on the skin. Directions: Apply liberally over wet skin with a clean washcloth, body puff, or hands, concentrating on acne‑prone areas while avoiding contact with the eyes. Work into a lather and then rinse thoroughly with water. Because skin irritation and dryness may occur, especially when using other topical acne medications at the same time, start with one use daily and, if needed, gradually increase to two or three times daily as tolerated or as directed by a healthcare provider. If bothersome drying or peeling occurs, reduce use to once a day or every other day. For external use only. If irritation becomes severe, or if acne does not improve after regular use as directed, stop use and consult a physician. Keep out of reach of children. In case of accidental ingestion, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center immediately.