The role and efficacy of medicated soap (the role and efficacy of sulfur soap for washing face)

Before facial cleansers came into the market, most people would use medicated soap or sulfur soap to clean their facial or body skin. These products can not only clean the skin, but also improve our skin problems. What we want to understand today is, what are the functions and effects of medicated soap? And what are the differences between medicated soap and sulfur soap?

Before facial cleansers came into the market, most people would use medicated soap or sulfur soap to clean their facial or body skin. These products can not only clean the skin, but also improve our skin problems. What we want to understand today is, what are the functions and effects of medicated soap? And what are the differences between medicated soap and sulfur soap?

The role and efficacy of medicated soap

I believe that some people in our lives have used products such as medicated soap. The functions and effects of this product are as follows. First, it can kill bacteria very well, especially Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, Candida albicans and other bacteria. When skin problems are caused by these bacteria, medicated soap can be used to kill them. Secondly, this medicated soap has a certain cleansing effect. It can clean dirt on the skin, especially on the body and skin.

The difference between medicated soap and sulfur soap

Medicinal soap and sulfur soap both have certain bactericidal effects, but there are also certain differences and differences between these two products. First, their difference lies in the ingredients. The ingredients of medicated soap are more comprehensive, while the main ingredient of sulfur soap is sulfur. Second, the products are suitable for different groups of people. Generally, sulfur soap has a wider range of applications, while medicated soap is suitable for people with more obvious bacterial infection problems. Third, there are differences in usage. Sulfur soap is weakly acidic and can be used on the facial skin, while medicated soap cannot be used on the facial skin.

In addition to the above content, the functions and effects of medicated soap, as well as the difference between medicated soap and sulfur soap, are also reflected in the fact that if atopic dermatitis occurs, sulfur soap can be used, but medicated soap cannot be used. The therapeutic effect of medicated soap is more comprehensive and more prominent than that of sulfur soap.