Acne care

Soap-free cleanser

A great first-step in facial acne care. As soaps can cause flares in acne, soap-free cleansers help cleanse the skin and remove makeup. Use twice daily.

Salicylic acid body wash

Salicylic acid body wash

For facial and/or body acne, it’s the next step up from a soap-free cleanser. While it hasn’t worked as well as benzoyl peroxide in clinical trials, it’s a milder option for those with sensitive skin.

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Benzoyl peroxide 2.5% gel

Benzoyl peroxide is one of the most effective over-the-counter medications for acne. Application of benzoyl peroxide gel on affected areas of the face and body can help improve acne. Use sparingly. Be careful as it can stain clothes and towels, and always wear sunscreen when using benzoyl peroxide products.

Benzoyl peroxide wash

Benzoyl peroxide body wash

For facial and/or body acne, benzoyl peroxide body wash can be used alone or in combination with an antibiotic prescription from a doctor. Be careful as it can stain clothes and towels, and always wear sunscreen when using benzoyl peroxide products.

Lower dose (2.5%)

Higher dose (10%)

Eczema care

Dove soap

Soaps

Care for sensitive skin starts with gentle soaps. Dove has a great line of products for sensitive skin, including those with eczema.

Soap bars

Body wash

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Soothing ointments

When an area of eczema starts to flare or is rough and irritated, try a soothing ointment like Aquaphor.

Hydrocortisone ointment

Topical steroids

When you have a really itchy flare of eczema, putting a steroid ointment or cream on the area will provide relief (both of the itch and the inflammation). Creams are a little more mild and ointments are a little stronger.

Hydrocortisone 1% cream

Hydrocortisone 1% ointment

Razor burn care

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Disposable razors

If you are especially prone to razor burn and ingrown hairs, using a fresh razor with every shave can help create a healthier shave.

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Soothing ointments

After shaving, those with sensitive skin can benefit from moisturizing. Applying Aquaphor can help prevent some razor burn or skin discomfort.

Hydrocortisone ointment

Topical steroids

When razor burn causes itching and redness, applying a gentle topical steroid can soothe and relieve redness.

Hydrocortisone 1% cream

Hydrocortisone 1% ointment