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Soap is an essential daily cleanser, used for body hygiene and facial care. It comes in various forms: solid, liquid, or superfatted, each catering to specific needs. Depending on its composition, it has different benefits and properties for the skin.

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FAQ about soap

Are soaps suitable for all skin types?
In theory, there are enough different soaps available for each skin type to find one that suits them. However, for sensitive skin, it is more beneficial to opt for a dermatological bar.
What is the difference between a superfatted soap and a traditional soap?
A superfatted soap contains added nourishing agents, such as oils or butter, to hydrate and protect the skin, unlike traditional soap which is simply cleansing.
What is the importance of pH in soaps for the skin?
The pH of a soap affects its impact on the skin: a neutral or slightly acidic pH better respects the hydrolipidic film, while a basic pH can have a drying effect.
What are the benefits of soap for the skin?
The soap cleanses the skin by removing impurities, excess sebum, and bacteria, while providing moisturizing, soothing, or purifying properties depending on its composition.
Which soaps are most suitable for sensitive or dry skin?
Those with sensitive or dry skin can use a superfatted soap, rich in nourishing oils, but for better tolerance, it is recommended that they opt for a dermatological bar, formulated at physiological pH.

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Are soaps suitable for all skin types?

What is the difference between a superfatted soap and a traditional soap?

What is the importance of pH in soaps for the skin?

What are the benefits of soap for the skin?

Which soaps are most suitable for sensitive or dry skin?

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