Elixir CosmeceuticalsSOS Paste 30 ml

32 reviews, 3.8 on average
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Description
Ingredients

The SOS Paste is a problem solver that helps with a variety of skin issues. It is effective against various types of skin imbalances and is used locally on the problem area. With its high concentration of sulfur, it inhibits inflammation and provides a noticeable improvement in acne, rosacea, perioral dermatitis, redness with rashes, bumps, and seborrheic eczema after a short treatment period. The cream treats, prevents, and calms without causing irritation.

Use:
Apply a thin layer locally to breakouts or affected areas. Primarily recommended for evening use, but in cases of severe outbreaks, it can also be used morning and evening. To reduce potential dryness, it's recommended to spot treat with moisturizer afterward.

For acne: Use for 3 consecutive evenings.
For rosacea: Use for 3 evenings in one week, with a day's break between each application.
For perioral dermatitis: Use for 10 consecutive days, morning and evening, then take a break for 3 days before spot treating in the evenings if outbreaks persist.

30 ml

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  • Madelein

    17 hours ago
    verified customer

    Not for acne

    Tried A LOT to get rid of pimples/acne. So see this as a last resort (due to the price). All it does is smell like sulfur. Did nothing for my skin. So much money down the drain… I’ll probably go back to basiron instead.
    1 product in post Not for acne
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    • Line

      Skin therapist at Lyko
      7 hours ago
      Hi Madelein🤗 I’m so sorry to hear about your experience with the product. Remember that this is a product that needs to be used over time (about 3 months for best results). For acne, it is recommended to use the product for 3 nights in a row and then take a break for 3 days. Have a nice day💖
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  • Jennie

    6 days ago
    verified customer

    Love!!!

    I had problems with perioral dermatitis at the end of August and contacted the health center right away (had PD before that ended with antibiotics), then got prescribed a cream that helped the first few days, but then it plateaued (continued for a month). So I started googling and found this cream and felt like I would give it a try, I felt desperate and was ready to try anything except antibiotics. After three days, my PD looked much better, so I used it morning and night for 10 days, then took a break for 3 days, and then another 10 days. And today my PD is completely gone! Sure, the cream doesn't smell like raspberries, and it's expensive, but it's so worth it, as it's so incredibly concentrated, you need so little. I recommend this cream to anyone with PD!
    1 product in post Love!!!
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  • Ellsa

    1 week ago

    Emma

    Hi, It says to get used to the product, but it also says that if you have PD, you should use it morning/evening for 10 days. How do I start using the product for PD?
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  • Bergit

    1 week ago

    Expensive

    Are there cheaper alternatives to this that work well for perioral dermatitis and super dry/flaky skin?
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    • Bergit

      3 days ago
      Otherwise, thank you so much Tamara! ❤️ Now I have sorted myself out.
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  • Melinda

    2 weeks ago

    Appealing?

    Wondering how one thinks since this contains both beeswax and shea butter, which are appealing, but still recommended for acne-prone skin or PD?
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    • Linda

      Skin therapist at Lyko
      2 weeks ago
      I, along with incredibly many others, even earlier when it was called Sulfactil, experience nothing appealing at all with it, but we have many products to choose from, so if you want other tips, feel free to take our skin test under Beauty scan. Take care ❤️
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  • Mikaela

    2 weeks ago

    Which moisturizer is suitable for?

    Hi, I also have perioral dermatitis like many here where nothing has worked, so I have ordered this now and really hope it will work. I use the Dermalogica Ultra Calming series. Can I use the Dermalogica Stabilizing Repair Cream as a cream over after applying the product to the affected area? What about serums? Can I continue using the Dermalogica UltraCalming Serum Concentrate before the SOS paste or should I avoid it? Thanks for the help 😊
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    • Mikaela

      1 week ago
      Hey again, This really worked magic and now everything is gone. It said to use it for 10 days for perioral dermatitis, but now after 4 days of use morning and night, all the bumps are gone. Should I stop using it or should I continue? I've become very dry even though I've used moisturizer afterwards, so I thought it might be better to give my skin a little rest, but I'm afraid it will come back.
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  • Sunniva

    2 weeks ago

    C-vitamin

    Hi! Is it okay to use serum with c-vit over this when using it as a spot treatment?
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    • Josephine

      Skin therapist at Lyko
      2 weeks ago
      Hi Sunniva This spot treatment contains lots of active ingredients and should not be combined with, for example, vitamin C, as this can trigger skin irritations! SOS Paste should mainly be used alone or only with a tailored moisturizing serum like Niactil 4%. Here, I recommend using SOS Paste at night and vitamin C during the day in separate routines Have a lovely day ahead
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  • Mikaela

    3 weeks ago

    perioral dermatitis

    Which skin cream is best to use over this if you have perioral dermatitis?
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    • Michaela

      Customer service at Lyko
      3 weeks ago
      Hey Mikaela I’ve been looking at a fantastic product that I think could be good for Elixir Cosmeceuticals SOS Paste lyko.com/sv/cerave/cerave-moisturizing-cream-177-ml It’s important to avoid creams with strong active ingredients, like acids or retinoids, as they can worsen perioral dermatitis. It might also be a good idea to consult a dermatologist if you’re unsure about which products are best for your skin. Good luck and all the best 🌱
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  • Emelie Anette

    3 weeks ago

    Use product in the sun?

    Can you use this product in the sun abroad/summer, or should you avoid it?
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    • Emma

      Customer service at Lyko
      3 weeks ago
      Hey Emelie! 👋 Elixir Cosmeceuticals SOS Paste is a product that is usually used to treat pimples and blemishes. It contains active ingredients that can often make the skin more sensitive to the sun. Therefore, it is generally recommended to avoid direct sun exposure when using this type of product. 🌞🌂 To protect the skin, it’s best to apply the product in the evening if you plan to be in the sun. 🌞 Take care!
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