Panoxyl face and body cleanser

Start by evaluating your skin type and acne concerns to pick the right PanOxyl cleanser. Consider whether you mainly need a facial product or a body product, and how sensitive your skin is to benzoyl peroxide. Match the cleanser’s strength with your needs and be prepared for adjustments over time. If you’re unsure, begin with a gentler option from the PanOxyl range and monitor how your skin reacts.

Concentration determines how strong the PanOxyl cleanser is on the skin and how quickly it can improve breakouts. Lower concentrations are gentler and better for sensitive or mild acne, while higher concentrations can work faster but may cause dryness or irritation. Start with the milder option and increase only if needed, while moisturizing to protect the skin barrier. Avoid layering with other strong drying products unless advised by a pharmacist or dermatologist.

Teens with mild acne often start with gentle, once-daily use and monitor for dryness. Adults with oily or persistent skin may cleanse more frequently and consider a formulation with a higher concentration if tolerated, always balancing cleansing with a moisturizer. For both, avoid over-washing and pay attention to irritation.

Patch test before full use to check for irritation, and avoid contact with eyes. Do not mix PanOxyl with other strong active products unless advised. Use a lightweight moisturizer to prevent excessive drying, and store the product in a cool, dry place away from sunlight. Check the expiry date and replace when needed.

Yes, PanOxyl face and body cleanser is suitable for use on both areas when directed. Apply to wet skin, massage gently, and rinse thoroughly, avoiding the eye region. If you notice irritation, limit use to the face or switch to a milder option and consult a pharmacist.

Stop using the cleanser and rinse the area with water to reduce irritation. Patch test before reusing and consider reducing frequency or trying a milder product from the PanOxyl line. If irritation persists or you have an allergic reaction, seek advice from a pharmacist or doctor.