Sulfur San-Ing Cream: Anti-acne Keratolytic

2010 when I created a blog post for this product. So many changes happened. Difference now is that my face became sensitive. So I am extra careful on what I apply. 

Right now, aside from  Hydro-Cortisone Cream is the Celeteque Acne Spot Corrector Gel. For the price of  P169.00 you only get a 5 ml solution that will last for 3-4 weeks for me. Now that's not the problem. It's okay and I don't want to risk on any other so I'll not discontinue using that. 

However, I visited Mercury Drugstore on my way home to check out some beauty stuffs and was wondering what if I purchase the Egyptian Cream that I just read and watch over Bubbi's review. (Bubzbeauty)

Then I saw that Sulfur San-Ing Cream, that me and my sister used to apply on our face back  then when it was still normal. (Gahh! I just don't like to remember disappointing things, but it instantly pops out.)

Anyway, I ended up buying it. If you know what I mean. That thing was just for P20.00 until now so NO hesitations at all. Doubts on how should I apply it? You see, that cream was like my base before.  No concealer, no powder.. sometimes. Just...just that!

How I did it this time?

1. Same routine, I washed my face gently with a facial foam for sensitive skin in circular motion. Maybe for you, wash with a mild non-medicated soap then rinse with warm water, as this will allow your skin pores to open, and pat dry. 

2. Apply Sulfur San-Ing Cream in a thin layer only on the acne spot or even fresh pimples. Also avoid the eye area and broken skin.

3. I suggest you do it over-night as your skin regenerates and so you can avoid pollution while you have it under repair with sulfur. Guess what, it has no itchiness, redness or anything on me.

Just don't use it if you'll stay longer and exposed in the sunlight. You might get sun burn irritation, chapped scaly skin or visible peeling. Unless you work at night like me.

As you can see why I trust this so much, sulfur has many properties that makes it excellent in caring for the skin. Not just normal skin but to moderate/sensitive ones. Here's what I know about it:

1. It is Antibacterial - which works by limiting key acids required for bacteria to grow.

2. Keratolytic - which means sulfur's properties encourage the shedding of dead skin cells, prevents blocked pores and helps keep skin looking fresh.

3. Anti-inflammatory - which penetrates the skin and reduce lesions.

That's it. I hope you learned something. But try to search it on and see for yourself.

With much love.