CLAYCO.Clayco Acne Face Wash with 2% Sulfur & Salicylic Acid for Acne-Prone & Oily Skin 50g

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Clayco's Acne Face Wash combines 2% sulfur with salicylic acid in a 50g cleanser for acne-prone and oily skin. Sulfur is a less common pick among face washes, which makes this a distinctive option for people who want something different from a plain salicylic wash.

Clayco's Acne Face Wash comes in a 50g pack and combines 2% sulfur with salicylic acid, according to its title. It is made for acne-prone and oily skin. The salicylic acid percentage is not stated in the title, so check the listing if that matters to you. It is listed around Rs 449 at the time of writing, with an MRP of Rs 499.

Sulfur has a long history in acne care. It is known for its drying effect on oily spots and is often used to help with the look of breakouts and excess sebum. Salicylic acid, meanwhile, is an oil-soluble exfoliant that works inside pores. Together, they make a face wash that leans clearly towards oily skin with active breakouts.

That drying quality is something to watch. Sulfur and salicylic acid can both leave skin feeling tight, so this is a cleanser to introduce gradually. Begin with once a day, ideally in the evening, and follow with a light moisturiser. If your skin is dry, sensitive or easily irritated, patch test carefully, or consider a milder cleanser instead.

Some sulfur products have a distinctive smell. Formulations vary, and the title does not mention fragrance, so check reviews if scent is a concern for you. As it is a rinse-off cleanser, any scent usually does not linger long after washing.

In India's humid summers and monsoon, oily skin may welcome a cleanser that feels deep-cleaning. In winter, reduce frequency if you notice dryness. A 50g tube is a practical trial size, letting you see how your skin responds before investing in a larger pack.

Avoid using it alongside other drying actives such as benzoyl peroxide or retinoids without a dermatologist's advice. Wear broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day. If acne is cystic, painful or scarring, or you are pregnant or breastfeeding, consult a dermatologist before use. Spot-focused use is another option some people prefer. On days when skin feels dry overall, you could cleanse with a gentle face wash and use this sulfur cleanser only on oilier zones such as the forehead, nose and chin. This targeted approach can help you get the benefit where breakouts appear without drying out the cheeks. Wash your hands well afterwards and keep the cleanser away from your eyes, where both sulfur and salicylic acid can sting.

• Acne face wash from Clayco
• Contains 2% sulfur and salicylic acid
• Made for acne-prone and oily skin
• 50g pack, a practical trial size
• Sulfur offers a different approach from plain salicylic washes
• Check the listing for the salicylic acid percentage

Who it suits

• Oily skin with active breakouts
• Acne-prone skin that has not responded to plain cleansers
• Humid weather routines
• Not ideal for very dry or sensitive skin

How to use

1. Patch test on a small area for 24 to 48 hours.
2. Wet your face with lukewarm water.
3. Massage a small amount gently for about 30 seconds.
4. Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.
5. Use once daily at first, ideally in the evening.
6. Follow with a light moisturiser and daytime sunscreen.