Dermacol AcneClear Antibacterial Face Wash Gel 150 ml – facial cleansing gel for acne-prone skin

Dermacol AcneClear Antibacterial Face Wash Gel 150 ml is a facial cleansing gel formulated for acne-prone and oily skin. The gel offers antibacterial cleansing to remove excess sebum, dirt and environmental impurities while helping to reduce visible blemishes. Lightweight and suitable for daily routines, the product prepares skin for subsequent topical treatments and moisturizers without leaving a heavy residue.

Advantages

The formula targets excess oil and surface bacteria to support clearer-looking skin. It cleans pores and removes dirt and make-up traces while maintaining a balance that prevents over-drying. The gel texture rinses off easily and leaves skin feeling refreshed, helping subsequent serums or creams penetrate more effectively.

Suitable for

• Oily and combination skin types seeking pore-cleansing action
• People with occasional or persistent acne looking for antibacterial daily cleansing
• Morning and evening facial routines to prepare skin for treatments
• Use before applying topical acne products or non-comedogenic moisturizers

Key specifications

• Format: gel for facial cleansing
• Volume: 150 ml
• Skin targets: acne-prone, oily, combination skin
• Main action: antibacterial cleansing and sebum control
• Usage frequency: daily use suitable
• Rinse-off product suitable for morning and evening routines

How to use

Apply a small amount of the gel to wet skin, gently massage over the face with circular motions focusing on the T-zone and blemish-prone areas, then rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Avoid contact with eyes; in case of contact, rinse thoroughly with water. Follow with any targeted acne treatments and a suitable moisturizer. For best results use consistently as part of a daily cleansing routine.

Usage recommendations

Use twice daily for cleansing in the morning and evening. Combine with non-irritating exfoliants and water-based, non-comedogenic moisturizers. If irritation occurs, reduce frequency or consult a dermatologist.