Salisoap

Salisoap is a topical medication that has Salicylic Acid as its active ingredient.

This medication produces the desquamation of areas of the skin that are in excess of keratosis or keratin (protein), being used in the treatment of pimples and seborrheic dermatitis.

Salisoap can be found in pharmacies in the form of soap, lotion and shampoo, with all forms guaranteed to be effective.

Indications of Salisoap Lotion

Spines; seborrheic dermatitis; dandruff; psoriasis; keratosis; pityriasis versicolor.

Side Effects of Salisoap Lotion

Allergic reactions; as itching; dermatitis; skin rashes; redness; crusts on skin lesions.

If the product is absorbed, the following may occur: diarrhea; psychic disorders; nausea; hearing loss; dizziness; vomiting; accelerated breathing; somnolence.

Contraindications to Salisoap Lotion

Pregnancy risk C; lactating women; children under 2 years; diabetics or patients with blood circulation problems; individuals with hypersensitivity to the product.

How to Use Salisoap

Topical Use

• Soap: Wet the skin or scalp with warm water and massage the affected area with the foam. After this procedure, rinse the area well to remove the product. Shampoo: Moisten hair and scalp well and apply the product in sufficient quantity to form foam. Massage well and let the medicine act for 3 minutes. After the determined time rinse the hair well and repeat the procedure. Lotion (for pimples): Before applying the product wash your face with a mild soap. Apply the product on the spine, massaging until the skin absorbs and the medicine disappears.