Phlox Acne Bar
Active Ingredients:
- Triclosan
- Glycerine
- Zinc Oxide
- Tea Tree Oil
- Wheat Germ Oil
Directions: Splash face with water develop a rich lather and gently massage into the skin with fingers for 2 minutes. Rinse off. Repeat if skin is very oily wash 1-3 times daily.
Description
Here, are some pointers to know about our product Phlox Acne Bar.
Phlox Acne Bar cleans & controls excess sebum & bacteria which cause acne. This unique formula works as a pimple care agent. Contents like Triclosan & Tea tree oil are antiseptic, antibacterial, and antifungal agents. It is effective in reducing and controlling bacterial contamination. Its contents like Glycerine and Wheat Germ Oil have natural skin moisturizers & conditioners which revitalizes the skin and Oil Skin formula contains special oil-dissolving ingredients making the skin completely clean.
Benefits
1. Fights Acne & Reduces Inflammation
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Tea Tree Oil
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Natural antibacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
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Kills acne-causing bacteria (like P. acnes), reduces redness, and calms inflamed breakouts.
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2. Keeps Skin Hydrated & Soft
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Glycerine
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A powerful humectant that attracts moisture to the skin.
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Prevents overdrying, which is common with many acne soaps.
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3. Soothes and Protects Skin
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Zinc Oxide
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Soothes irritated skin and supports wound healing.
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Has mild astringent and antibacterial properties.
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Also provides a thin protective barrier, helping reduce irritation from pollution or sweat.
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4. Nourishes and Heals
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Wheat Germ Oil
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Rich in Vitamin E and essential fatty acids.
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Promotes skin healing, fades acne scars, and supports skin regeneration.
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5. Controls Oil Without Overdrying
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Suitable for oily to combination skin when used as directed.
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Can be used 1–3 times daily, making it flexible based on your skin’s needs.
Potential Side Effects of Phlox Acne Bar
Even though it has gentle and natural ingredients, some side effects or reactions are possible, especially if overused.
1. Dryness or Flakiness (if overused)
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Tea Tree Oil and Zinc Oxide can be drying, especially if you:
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Use it more than 2–3 times daily
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Already have dry or sensitive skin
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Tip: Start with once daily use, and increase only if your skin tolerates it well.
2. Skin Irritation or Allergic Reaction
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Some people may be sensitive to:
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Tea Tree Oil (can cause redness, rash, or stinging in sensitive skin)
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Wheat Germ Oil (may trigger irritation in those with wheat or gluten sensitivity, though rare via skin)
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Always do a patch test before regular use, especially if you have reactive or allergy-prone skin.
3. Mild Purging Phase
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As with many acne products, the skin may temporarily purge (bring pimples to the surface) in the first 1–2 weeks.
This is typically short-lived, but if irritation worsens, discontinue use.
How to Use It Effectively
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Step 1: Wet face with lukewarm water.
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Step 2: Rub bar between hands to create a rich lather.
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Step 3: Massage gently on face for 2 minutes using fingertips.
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Step 4: Rinse off completely and pat dry.
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Frequency: Start with once daily; increase to 2–3 times/day if skin is very oily and tolerates it well.
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