THE POWER OF SULFUR

THE POWER OF SULFUR

rolled sulfur

Are you looking for an effective and powerful treatment for your acne and other skin problem, dandruff and falling hair? Why don’t you consider using sulfur products? Sulfur is a mineral that has been widely used to treat skin conditions for hundreds of years. Eczema, and acne are some of the conditions that are treated with the use of sulfur-based products. Products that are used for acne includes, lotions, ointments, soaps and masks.

For Acne

Sulfur is necessary for stabilizing keratin protein and rejuvenating collagen, which prevents dryness and maintains elasticity in the skin. The sulfur in acne products is thought to work by causing the skin to shed and unclogging the pores. Masks than contain sulfur can be used to dry up acne. These products may be helpful when the skin is oily. You can try the following products.

sulfur soap

Peter Thomas Roth's Cooling Sulfur Masque -  with eucalyptus, this product cools while treating infected areas on the face or back. Be sure to follow directions on the bottle.

MD Skincare Correct and Perfect Spot Treatment - a multitasking product that eliminates blemishes instantly. It also kills bacteria to calm inflammation and uses osmosis to decrease irritation.

Klaron lotion - This is prescription only and your doctor or dermatologist will need to see if you are a candidate for this product. Klaron lotion is also known as sodium sulfacet amide lotion. Klaron is a water-based, alcohol-free, clear lotion, effective in the treatment of acne.

sulfur mask

                                                    

Thylox Acne Treatment Soap - The product has been manufactured for the treatment of acne since 1878. In addition to sulfur, it is manufactured with vegetable oil, which is gentler on the skin than soap made with animal fats. Consumers report a slight odor associated with the soap, but this smell quickly fades once the lather has been washed away.

Eczema

eczema on nail

Sulfur is a great treatment not only for acne but also eczema. Sulfur can lessen the severity of flare-ups. Eczema can be treated by using sulfur soaps, sulfur baths, sulfur supplements and sulfur creams. Cabbage, brussel sprouts, eggs, fish, onions, kale, garlic, turnips, meats, wheat germ, dried beans and soy beans are food that contains sulfur naturally so eating those will help you treat and fight eczema.

Dandruff

person with dandruff

Dandruff is simply dead skin cells from your scalp. Pityrosporum-ovle is the microorganism that makes you have dandruff. The best treatment to begin with is sulfur-based shampoo. Sulfur helps to remove excess flaking and decrease the severity of future flare-ups caused by yeast. By treating your dandruff, you can also treat falling hair since many falling hair cases are due to dandruff.

Safe for Pregnant

Many women suffer on acne during their pregnancy because of hormonal change. Less do they know that many acne medications are harmful to their baby. However sulfur is one they can use safely. Sulfur medications are approved by the Food and Drug Administration for use by pregnant women. Although the exact effects of sulfur on a developing infant are not known, sulfur is generally thought to not be harmful, since it is used topically and does not absorb into the body.