Provon Medicated Lotion Soap Chloroxylenol Review

pierced her tower. I didn't use this soap until it was a week and a half old. before that i used a dial (recommended by my piercer) and a sterile wound rinse. Let me tell you that the dial did nothing except irritate him enough that the pus came out. switched to this once or twice a day in combination with H2Ocean four times a day and immediately saw and felt the difference. it was so clean and so much better. I literally couldn't survive all four hours without ibuprofen. I woke up swollen…

CPAP Cleaner: Product receives five stars for hand soap. When used, it smells like ivory. After drying, hands smell of plaster. The smell is somehow familiar to me. NOT EXACTLY the same smell as the stuff I used in my doctor's office which I liked even though it was the same. But still it smells clean and pleasantly healing. Not like ghosts. This purchase was made with the intention of finding a replacement for the discontinued soap I used to clean my CPAP machines. It remains a contender, but…

Bought based on other people's reviews. My new conch piercing became warm, tender, swollen and painful - to the point where I could not touch my ear. The day I started using this soap I noticed results. How I use it: In the morning in the shower I apply a coin-sized amount to my fingertips, lather and thoroughly clean around the piercing, leave on for less than 10 seconds and rinse thoroughly. Dab thoroughly with kitchen paper. At night in the shower I do the same but then I do a bath with warm

My piercer recommends this nose piercing cleanser. So when I'm done it will be a lot more convenient than having to drive 1 1/2 hours to the tattoo parlor where he works to buy it as it's the exact same product. In all the years of piercing him and using this soap for patient care I have never had a problem. I also work in laboratory research and know that many medical research doctors use this soap for their laboratories because of its chemical composition. which kills certain bacteria common…

It's only the end of the second week of re-piercing the helix, there is almost no tenderness or pain in my ear. If I have a tragus done, I make sure to clean it with sea salt every day. but I remember it being painful to the touch for a while. I've even tried different methods to ease the pain and speed up the healing process (tea tree and jojoba oils, chamomile baths, other mild soaps, etc.). Although my piercing eventually healed, I found it very difficult to find a better method as sea salt…

I have used this soap on some irritated piercings I have. I noticed a significant reduction in irritation on both piercings after using this product twice a day. Salt baths, tea tree oil, chamomile, and anything else they recommend for irritated piercings didn't work for me. This was the only thing I started using and I feel like it really made a difference and helped the piercing heal better. If you have a piercer who has recommended that you wash your piercing with some type of soap (which is

In general, the soap is not bad, but there are a few things you need to know. First, as many have mentioned, it has a medicinal odor (not surprising since it's hospital grade soap). However, I found that while it can smell strong initially with actual use, the smell doesn't seem to linger excessively, nor in a way that would be 'uncomfortable'. There is definitely a "clean" feeling when used. Not only does this have to do with the smell, but also because it lathers well enough (if you lather…