Baczip Soap

Key Ingredients & Their Benefits

1. Chlorhexidine

• Antibacterial & Antiseptic Action: Kills bacteria, fungi, and some viruses.
• Prevents Skin Infections: Useful in reducing acne, wounds, and infections.
• Medical-Grade Disinfectant: Often used in hospitals to prevent infections.

2. Glycerine

• Natural Moisturizer: Prevents dryness by attracting moisture to the skin.
• Soothing Effect: Helps reduce irritation and keeps the skin soft.
• Non-Irritating & Gentle: Suitable for sensitive or dry skin.

3. Soap Noodles

• Cleansing Base: Forms the core of the soap and provides lather.
• Mild on Skin: Ensures effective cleansing without excessive dryness.

Uses of BACZIP Soap:

1. For Skin Infections & Acne

• Helps kill acne-causing bacteria and prevents breakouts.
• Can be used for minor wounds and cuts to prevent infections.

2. For Body Odor & Hygiene

• Eliminates bacteria that cause body odor.
• Suitable for individuals prone to excessive sweating or bacterial growth.

3. For Hospital & Medical Use

• Often recommended for pre-surgical cleansing or patients at risk of infections.
• Used in hand hygiene for healthcare professionals.

4. For Fungal & Bacterial Skin Conditions

• Can help manage conditions like ringworm, athlete’s foot, and bacterial dermatitis.

How to Use BACZIP Soap:

• Wet the skin with lukewarm water.
• Apply the soap, creating a lather.
• Massage gently over affected areas or the whole body.
• Leave it on for 1–2 minutes (for antibacterial effect).
• Rinse thoroughly and pat dry.

🔹 Use daily or as directed by a healthcare professional.

Advantages of BACZIP Soap:

• Antibacterial & Antiseptic – Helps prevent infections and breakouts.
• Hydrating – Glycerine prevents excessive dryness.
• Gentle on Skin – Suitable for daily use without irritation.
• Versatile Use – Works for acne, wounds, and body odor.
• Safe for Medical Use – Effective against hospital-related infections.

Potential Side Effects or Precautions:

• Skin Dryness – Chlorhexidine can be drying for some skin types.
• Allergic Reactions – Rare but possible irritation in sensitive individuals.
• Avoid Eye Contact – Can cause eye irritation if it gets into the eyes.
• Not for Deep Wounds – Should not be used on deep or open wounds without medical guidance.