Dermatological Soap

Soap contains alkaline agents, unlike dermatological bars, which are formulated with gentle surfactants, such as Sodium Cocoyl Isothionate or Polyglyceryl-4 Laurate, and have a pH close to that of the skin.

Yes, dermatological soaps are suitable for the delicate skin of children and babies, depending on the chosen formulation.

This depends on the formulations and the instructions provided by the manufacturer. Certain dermatological soaps can be used on the face.

Yes, certain dermatological soaps are specifically designed to gently cleanse oily skin, without leaving a greasy film.

This depends on the surfactants used to formulate the dermatological soap and their proportion in the product, but some dermatological soaps do foam.

Yes, the dermatological soap is a gentle care product suitable for all skin types, including sensitive skin.

This depends on the dermatological soaps and the active ingredients used to formulate them. Indeed, some are biodegradable.

Yes, even though dermatological soap is a product designed to respect the pH and the hydrolipidic film of the skin, it is recommended to use a moisturising cream afterwards, in order to strengthen the skin barrier and maintain the skin's hydration.

A dermatological soap bar is formulated to respect the skin's hydrolipidic balance and is particularly suitable for sensitive skin. The superfatted soap, on the other hand, is enriched with nourishing agents and is especially useful for dry skin. It should be noted that some dermatological soap bars are also rich in nourishing active ingredients.

If your makeup is light and not water-resistant, meaning it's not waterproof, a dermatological soap bar may be sufficient to remove it.