Q&A: PEROLITE™️ PRODUCTS
The Perolite™️ series is a broad portfolio of various formulations containing the active ingredient benzoyl peroxide (BPO). Benzoyl peroxide is a well-known and FDA-approved active ingredient. This component has antimicrobial properties that help eliminate the bacteria that cause acne and reduce skin inflammation. Benzoyl peroxide can also help decrease the number of comedones (blackheads).
In the Perolite™️ series, benzoyl peroxide is available in the following forms:
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soap Perolite (BPO 2.5%) and Perolite Plus (BPO 1.25% and clindamycin 0.1%)
cleansers:
When using any products, it is necessary to consult a specialist, particularly a dermatologist. Often, patients have additional questions. We have grouped the most common questions about the Perolite™️ line:
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What is the difference between Perolite soap and Perolite Plus?
The soap Perolite contains pure benzoyl peroxide at a concentration of 2.5%, while the soap Perolite Plus contains not only benzoyl peroxide at 1.25% but also the antibiotic clindamycin at 0.1%.
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How long can I use Perolite and Perolite Plus soap?
The soap Perolite can be used for a lifetime, while the soap Perolite Plus should not be used for more than 3 months.
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How long should I wait after using Perolite products before applying the next product?
After cleansing the skin with any product from the Perolite line, you should wait 30 minutes. This means waiting until the skin is completely dry before applying the next product (gel, cream, etc.).
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How to use Perolite gels?
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Before application, wash the skin with a gentle cleanser and pat it dry carefully.
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Wait 30 minutes before applying the gel.
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Avoid application on mucous membranes, areas around the eyes, mouth, corners of the nose, and on areas of skin with open wounds.
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Dispense no more than 1-1.5 cm of the product onto your fingertip and spread it evenly over the face, gently rubbing it into the skin
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The product should become nearly invisible shortly after application. If the product remains visible on the face, reduce the amount used.
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The Perolite 2.5% and 5% gels can be used both locally (spot treatment) on individual papulopustular lesions and over the entire area of the face.
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Can benzoyl peroxide be used during pregnancy?
Acne during pregnancy is a skin rash that is most often caused by hormonal changes. Acne during pregnancy is a common occurrence. In fact, more than half of pregnant women may notice the appearance of acne during this delicate period. In some cases, acne can even reach a severe degree, and getting rid of it later can be difficult.
Dermatologists include benzoyl peroxide in the treatment regimen for acne vulgaris. Experts also recommend the use of topical prescription products containing benzoyl peroxide during pregnancy. Only about 5% of the active drug applied to the skin is absorbed into the body. Therefore, it is considered that such medications do not pose an increased risk of congenital defects.
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When is it better to wash with Perolite soap, and when should I use Perolite Face Wash?
Acne has different forms and degrees of severity. Therefore, the choice of these products depends on the type and exacerbation of acne, as well as the individual characteristics of the patient's skin.
In any situation, if you have doubts or possibly uncomfortable feelings during the use of benzoyl peroxide, do not hesitate to consult a doctor. Only an expert can adequately assess the condition of your skin and provide qualified advice on the treatment regimen for the condition.
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