For Dandruff or Scalp Dermatitis, 

Selenium Sulfide

As a core ingredient, Selenium Sulfide in Salcid Antifungal Soap Bars helps to maintain the normal flora of the skin. As an adjuvant therapy, it helps to treat Seborrheic Dermatitis and fungal infections of skin linked to the Tinea Family:

1. Tinea pedis (foot
2. Tinea unguium (nails)
3. Tinea manuum (hand)
4. Tinea cruris (groin)
5. Tinea corporis (body)
6. Tinea capitis (scalp)
7. Tinea faciei (face)
8. Tinea barbae (beard)
9. Tinea versicolor (various colors)

Q1. DOES SELENIUM SULPHIDE DRY OUT THE SKIN?

Common side effects of selenium sulfide-based Salcid Antifungal Soap include dry scalp, skin irritability, and transient hair loss. The majority of the time, these signs subside without the need for medical assistance. So, to avoid this condition, do not massage the Salcid Soap too much, and don’t forget to rinse the Salcid soap properly.

Q2. HOW LONG DOES SELENIUM SULFIDE SOAP TAKES TO IMPROVE SYMPTOMS?

As labeled, Salcid soap usage is safe for up to 4 weeks. If symptoms do not improve by then or if you experience any worsening side effects, let your doctor know.

Q3. DOES SELENIUM SULFIDE PRODUCE RASHES?

If you have sensitive skin or are allergic to Selenium Sulfide, it may cause a temporary rash. Inform your healthcare professional if the rash is severe or doesn’t go away.

Q4. IS IT OKAY TO USE SELENIUM SULFIDE ON MY FACE?

For body tinea versicolor, apply Salcid Antifungal soap to your afflicted body regions, excluding the face area.