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7 articles from The Pout Post on treatments.
Acsolve is one of the most searched acne products in Pakistan. It is a clindamycin antibiotic lotion for red, swollen pimples, and it works best, and keeps working, only when it is paired with benzoyl peroxide. Here's what it does, what it costs and how to use it.
Adapalene is the gentlest prescription-strength retinoid for acne, and the local versions cost under Rs 300. Here's which adapalene gel to buy in Pakistan, how strong it should be, and how to use it without irritation.
Conaz is the medicated shampoo most Pakistani pharmacists recommend for dandruff. Here's what this ketoconazole lotion does, how to use it properly, what it costs, and when it won't help.
Hydrozole is one of the most searched skin creams in Pakistan. It is an antifungal with a mild steroid, made for short courses on itchy, red fungal rashes. Here's what it treats, what it costs, and how to use it safely.
Skin-A is one of the most searched skin creams in Pakistan, and one of the most misused. Here's what this tretinoin cream actually does, what it costs, and how to use it so it clears acne instead of burning your face.
Dandruff gets worse in winter, and most "anti-dandruff" shampoos are too weak to clear it. Here's which medicated shampoo to buy in Pakistan, what it costs, and the simple way to use it that most people get wrong.
There's no single acne "cure" cream, but the right active ingredient makes a real difference. Here's which acne cream to choose in Pakistan for your type of pimples, and what each one costs.
