Cleansing bar

Soap contains alkaline agents, unlike dermatological bar, which is formulated with mild surfactants such as Sodium Cocoyl Isothionate or Polyglyceryl-4 Laurate, and has a pH close to that of the skin.

Yes, the majority of dermatological cleansing bars are suitable for the delicate skin of children and infants, depending on the chosen formulation.

It depends on the formulations and the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Some dermatological cleansing bars can be used on the face.

Yes, certain dermatological cleansing bars are specifically formulated to gently cleanse oily skin without leaving a greasy residue.

It depends on the surfactants used to formulate the dermatological bar soap and their proportion in the product. Although most do not foam, this is not always the case.

Yes, the dermatological cleansing bar is a gentle treatment suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

It depends on the type of dermatological bars and the active compounds used in their formulation. Some are indeed biodegradable.

Yes, even though the dermatological cleansing bar is designed to respect the skin’s pH and hydrolipidic film, it is recommended to apply a moisturizer afterward to reinforce the skin barrier and maintain hydration.

A dermatological soap bar is formulated to preserve the skin’s hydro-lipid balance and is particularly suited to sensitive skin. The superfatted soap is, in turn, enriched with nourishing agents and is especially useful for dry skin. It should be noted that some dermatological bars are also rich in nourishing active ingredients. These are known as superfatted dermatological bars.