Florida Sulfur Soap for Acne

Smells bad

Soap has a very strong perfume fragrance - especially considering it’s marketed to sensitive/rosacea skin. I can smell the perfume while the bar is still in the packaging. Unlike previous sulfur soaps I’ve purchased, it does not have any sulfur smell. Undetermined whether it’s working as intended.

I love that it’s a bar. It lathers very well. You don’t need much. It works great and feels good on the skin. The price is excellent in my opinion. It’s a good amount of soap too so it’s a decent size. I wouldn’t say it moisturizes but it doesn’t feel greasy or dry. For my skin it’s a good balance. Super easy to use. I recommend keeping it on the sink not the shower as the water from the shower may rinse off soap and waste product. Also the bar dries better on the sink. The redness in my face has gone down and I do feel my face being softer and less bumpy from rough skin. Over all it works for me!

I’ve been dealing with cystic acne along my cheeks, jawline, and ears, especially with hormonal changes, and a dermatologist recommended this JOESOEF Skin Care Sulfur Soap. It’s pharmaceutical grade and dermatologist-approved, which gave me confidence to try it. Since using it, my skin has cleared up significantly — it helps reduce inflammation and prevent new breakouts without over-drying. The soap lathers well and the mild sulfur scent is noticeable but not overpowering. I use it daily or every other day, depending on my skin’s needs, and I always moisturize afterward. Effective for cystic and hormonal acne Works well on cheeks, jawline, ears, or other breakout-prone areas Dermatologist-recommended and pharmaceutical grade Mild sulfur scent and good lather Can be slightly drying Overall: This is a high-quality, effective acne soap. It helped my skin through hormonal changes and cystic breakouts, and I would recommend it for anyone struggling with similar acne issues.

Well seems like not for me, im having more breakout using it.

I suffer from ocular rosacea bad! This soap was recommended by my dermatologist. It seems to work very well. I actually scrub my eyelids and eyelashes and rest of face with the soap. It is best to cut up into little pieces putting in a bottle and adding water and shaking up or use a small Tupperware dish to keep pieces of the soap in as the price of the soap is expensive and will last longer if you cut it up in a small pieces highly recommend