Acne and blemishes can affect your self-confidence and make you feel uneasy about the condition of your skin. The development of blackheads and pimples is often the result of excess sebum and bacteria, which requires a careful and effective approach. Teva Benzoyl peroxide hydrogel supports skin recovery by directly addressing the causes of acne.
- Kills the P.acnes bacterium responsible for inflammation in acne.
- Has an exfoliating effect, making pores less likely to become clogged.
- Inhibits the production of excess sebum for a calmer skin appearance.
- Visibly reduces the size and number of existing pimples and blackheads.
How it works
Benzoyl peroxide works on three fronts: it is antibacterial, inhibits sebum production and loosens the top layer of skin (keratolytic effect). This water-based hydrogel ensures that the active ingredient effectively penetrates the pores. As your trusted health partner, VitAdvice offers this product as part of your daily routine for healthier-looking skin.
Composition
| benzoyl peroxide | 100 mg/g (10%) |
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| Content | 100 Gram |
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| RVG number | 15484 |
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Ingredients
benzoyl peroxide 10% w/w in an aqueous carbomer gel, synthalen K, lauromacrogol, propylene glycol (E1520), sodium hydroxide (E524), water.
Use & Dosage
Cleanse the skin with a mild, soap-free cleanser or lukewarm water. Test the gel first behind the ear or in the crook of the elbow. Apply the gel thinly in the evening, only to the areas with acne (do not massage in). Wash the gel off in the morning. If this is well tolerated, treatment can be continued by applying 2x per day. Pay attention to the maximum daily dosage of 2x per 24 hours.
Safety & Disclaimer
RVG 15484 UAD. For external use only. Do not apply to mucous membranes, eyes or damaged skin. May bleach hair and textiles. Avoid direct sunlight or UV light during use. Contains propylene glycol, which may cause irritation. Do not use if allergic to benzoyl peroxide. Stop if itching or swelling occurs. Consult the patient information leaflet for use during pregnancy or breastfeeding.