Sulphur soap and what else?

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Originally posted by chloe

Hey everyone, ive decided to buy the sulphur soap, and was just wondering for the people that used sulphur soap, what did you use after you got out of the shower. Did you use just a strong moisturiser or a lotion with salycic acid in it. And since the sulphur soap has salycic acid in it, if i used a lotion after with salycic acid in it, would it be too harsh for my skin? Thanx in advance!!!!!! Oh woops and another question: did you use a loofah, stiff brush or exfoliating gloves? I have all of them and was just wondering which one is best and if you put the sulfur soap on the skin then scrub or on the loofah/brush/gloves first then scrub or both? Sorry about so many questions!

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Originally posted by Kim

I used loofah for years and it did not work for me , then my Doc told me to use a stiff brush and along w/ the Sulfur Soap and the bumps are gone. I use Lubriderm for lotion. In the shower I have also been using Biore Salicylic Acid Wash and I like it.

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Originally posted by KP Problems

I would use anthing to Rough, My Doc said that you should not scrub KP with a Loofah because it is to harsh on it and told me to buy a Gentle Buff Puff. That is what is working for me.

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Originally posted by KP Problems

I would use anthing to Rough, My Doc said that you should not scrub KP with a Loofah because it is to harsh on it and told me to buy a Gentle Buff Puff. That is what is working for me.

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Originally posted by pit

I'd try the stiff brush first, it's the most powerful, if it's too abrasive then I'd move down to a loofah or whatever, but first try the brush. I can tell you that with this condition, it seems that the skin is very stubborn, so the most abrasive scrubber you can handle would work best. AS for other stuff, there are a lot of products to experiment with...

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Originally posted by pit

I'd try the stiff brush first, it's the most powerful, if it's too abrasive then I'd move down to a loofah or whatever, but first try the brush. I can tell you that with this condition, it seems that the skin is very stubborn, so the most abrasive scrubber you can handle would work best. AS for other stuff, there are a lot of products to experiment with...