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Deriva bpo gel (skin is dry n peeling )
After applying Deriva bpo gel for 5 days my skin is getting very dry and peeling from area where I apply this. And it's bit redness on area where I apply gel!!
What should I do? Because it burns a bit when I apply gel on acne n marks now after 4 days!!
And I apply it whole night n wash it in morning and apply moisturiser too!!
Pls suggest what to do?
And if I should stop using it what should I apply for acne and marks now?
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It happens sometimes.Kindly send details about your face acne. Many other options are there with better results.
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Use proper moisturizer according to skin type.
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Don't worry...you are suffering from irritant contact dermatitis causing this dryness.. Specific medicine available for good control... Treatment depends on the severity..Do direct online consultation for detailed prescription by sending photos.
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Yes it is better of you stop it.
There are many other subtle creams that may help you with your problem.
Kindly also change your face wash or cleanser.
If you wish to get evaluated further, book a direct online consultation or leave an inbox message with images of your T zone, cheeks (previous and now) so that the acne, marks and damage could be evaluated properly and product suggestions made.
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change cleanser, use high oil moisturisers
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