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Zinc Plex Face Wash 8 oz For Oily Itching Flaking Face
Our Price:
$
19.00
Product Code:
ZINC77382
Description
For The Symptoms of Seborrheic Dermatitis Face wash. Let herbs and Zinc pca get to work to help remove excess sebum and help to regulate oily skin that is associate with seborrheic dermatitis on the face, eyebrows, around the nose, back of he ears and sometimes in the outter canal of the ear. Seborrhea or oily skin is often hard to handle with most facial cleansers drying out the skin.
Zinc pca is one of the best ingredients to use on this condition. This condition is thought be caused by excess fungus of the malasezia furfur designation. Zinc pca is known to be a natural anti fungal and the herbs purify the skin and the pores. A great combination to alleviate the symptoms of itching , flaking, redness and sometimes even bleeding in spots.
Customer Results:
"5 stars! Hands down the best that I have used for my face. I do also have eyebrow flaking but I use the scalp lotion for that. I hope its okay that I also use the lotion for my ears. I have the seborrheic dermatitis in my ears also. Your product rock!"
Marty Rockmore
"It's not something you really talk to a lot of people about but a friend knew I was struggling and really researched what to do about my facial redness and flaking around my nose. She found you site and I am so glad she did. These have me back to normal!"
Priscilla Cain
For
research on seborrheic dermatitis click here
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Malasezzia Furfur Its Role in Seborrheic Dermatitis