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Dry Skin vs. Seb Derm Part 2 #shorts

16 Jul 2024 · 1 min

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This content was created by Shereene Idriss. This content was uploaded by Shereene Idriss. This is a YouTube short titled "Dry Skin vs. Seb Derm Part 2 #shorts" (created 2024-07-16) containing a brief skincare advice segment. The speaker discusses treating fungal-related facial flaking—recommending an antifungal shampoo (Nizoral/ketoconazole) used 2–3 times weekly as maintenance and suggesting Amisil cream (an athlete's-foot antifungal) as a twice-daily spot treatment for the face. The clip is instructional and invites viewer questions in the comments.

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Two to three times per week.

Twice a day.

Ketoconazole.

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With an antifungal shampoo like Nizoral, which is also known as ketoconazole. The trick though is this is not a one hit wonder that's going to get rid of it for you for life, because you're going to have it for life. So you need to use this two to three times a week in your skincare routine as a maintenance so that this crap doesn't keep reappearing for the people who do not like shampoos as face wash Amisil Cream it is a cream with an antifungal in it commonly used for athletes foot. If it's good enough for your feet, you can use it on your face, in this case as a spot treatment twice a day. Let me know if you guys got any questions below.