Benzoyl peroxide is for face and body, even for people with sensitive skin. The anti-acne formula helps to boost the cell turnover rate so that your acne heals and disappears quickly with less scarring.
What is Benzoyl Peroxide?
Benzoyl Peroxide Considered as one of the most effective treatments for acne, Benzoyl peroxide has been recommended by dermatologists for past many years. It can penetrate deep into the skin to attack the bacteria that are responsible for acne breakouts and neutralise it without irritating skin as compared to other anti-acne medications. Furthermore, the active ingredient contributes to bacterial resistance in the way that other anti-acne prescription medications do.
Benzoyl peroxide preparations ranged in strength from 2.5% to 10%
and given according to the conditions of a patient. It is always considered best to start with the lowest concentration that is 2.5% and is less irritating as compared to 5 and 10% concentration. The lowest strength can be just as effective as the higher concentration of the benzoyl peroxide.
What does benzoyl peroxide preparation do?
If you are suffering from acne vulgaris, then you must be aware of the fact that a lot of Propionibacterium acnes (P. acnes) live in your skin. Multiplying constantly and making your condition worse. They keep on growing inside your skin’s pores and rely on sebum to maintain their growth. P acnes are bacteria responsible for causing acne breakouts, excess oil, redness, and unhealthy skin. Preparations containing Benzoyl peroxide works as an antiseptic that helps to reduce these acne-causing bacteria by penetrating deep into the skin’s pores to loosen dirt that is accumulated inside them, thereby unclogging the clogged pores to allow pores to breathe. The anti-inflammatory properties of the active ingredients help to reduce redness, soreness, or swelling.
How can you use Benzoyl Peroxide preparation?
Benzoyl peroxide comes in the form of creams and gels. A formulation containing benzoyl peroxide as the key acne fighting ingredient works best to reduce acne breakouts and redness associated with it. It can be called as a spot treatment that triggers free radical production. Free radicals damage the skin, benzoyl peroxide prevents skin damage. This is an excellent choice for those who suffer from an occasional blemish on the face. Always apply the medication on skin that has been cleaned with a mild cleanser or soap. Make sure you always pair your benzoyl peroxide preparation with a good moisturiser so that your skin doesn’t get dry and feel dehydrated. Dry or dehydrated skin can cause excess pore-clogging sebum. If you want your skin clear, it is necessary to keep it hydrated. In case of excess drying, talk to your dermatologist. There are chances that it doesn’t suit your skin and be avoided further.
Also, read the usage instructions that come along with the pack before you start using the anti-acne product. However, if you still have any doubt, consult with your skin specialist.
The anti-acne drug can be brought home without a prescription. Most local pharmacies and online drugstore have Benzoyl peroxide preparations.
Marie
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