AZELOJI GEL contains azelaic acid 10%.

DESCRIPTION:

• Normalizes sebum production.
• Helps exfoliate "dead" skin cells.
• Lightens the skin – affects hyperpigmentation caused by the inflammatory process during acne.
• Has an anti-inflammatory effect.
• It has antimicrobial and antifungal effects.
• It is not addictive and is considered one of the safest remedies for fighting acne, so long-term use is possible.

APPOINTMENT:

• Mild forms of acne.
• Skin care in the complex treatment of moderate and severe acne.
• Papulopustular form of rosacea.
• Lightening of skin and age spots.

METHOD OF USE:

• Apply 2 times a day, morning and evening.
• Before use, wash skin with water or a mild cosmetic cleanser.
• Dry the skin completely.
• Apply a 2-2.5 cm strip of gel to the skin with massage movements, rubbing in lightly.
• Avoid areas around the eyes, nose , and corners of the mouth .
• Do not apply to open wounds and mucous membranes.
• If you are going to go outside during the day, apply sunscreen after morning application, as soon as AZELOJI has been absorbed into the skin.
• After that, if necessary, you can use cosmetics.

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR USE:

• Do not use if you have asthma, allergies or hypersensitivity to any of the ingredients.
• If skin irritation occurs (itching, swelling, dryness, peeling, burning or redness), reduce the frequency of use to once a day or discontinue use and consult a doctor.
• Do not use orally, vaginally, on mucous membranes, open wounds, or burns.
• During pregnancy or breastfeeding, consult your doctor or dermatologist before use.
• Recommended for use by adults and children over 12 years of age.

FULL LINEUP:

Azelaic acid 10%, propylene glycol, carbopol, EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid), sodium methylparaben, sodium propylparaben, phenoxyethanol, glycerin, sodium hydroxide, water.

AZELODGI GEL 10%. Conclusion DSEE No. 12.2-18-3/7218 dated 11/17/2022. Not a medicinal product. Advertising of a cosmetic product. Full information is contained in the instructions for use of the cosmetic product. Before use, be sure to read the instructions for use of the cosmetic product and consult a doctor. Keep out of the reach of children. Manufacturer. Elegant Cosmed Pvt . Ltd. , Plot No. -32 & 33, GIDC Kuvad a va , Rajkot -360023, Gujarat , India. Contacts: e legantcosmed.com. Official distributor. LLC "AVIM GROUP", Kyiv, 3 Oleksiivska St., tel. 044-361-33-65

Acne is a chronic disease in which periods of exacerbation and remission alternate. Studies have shown that the number of microcomedones decreases during the use of the products and increases after their withdrawal. This suggests that with acne it is advisable to use care products constantly: during the exacerbation period - in order to put the disease into remission, and during the remission period - in order to reduce the likelihood of a second exacerbation. Which products are advisable to use during the exacerbation period, and which ones during the remission period?

One of the remedies that experts often prescribe for acne is azelaic acid. Azelaic acid is naturally found in barley, wheat and rye grains, as well as in the fungus Malassezia furfur ( Pityrosporum ovale ), which is part of the normal microflora of human skin. Therefore, we can say that azelaic acid is not alien to our skin and understands it well. Azelaic acid provides a full range of effective actions necessary for skin care for acne. The most effective concentration of azelaic acid for acne is a concentration of 20%. It is appropriate to use this concentration of azelaic acid at the stage of exacerbation. When the exacerbation passes, it is possible to continue skin care using a lower concentration of azelaic acid - 10%.

Azelaic acid is used for both acne and papulopustular rosacea. The effectiveness of azelaic acid has been proven by numerous studies. Therefore, it is included in the treatment protocols for both rosacea and acne.

Sources and literature used:

• Instructions for use of the cosmetic product AZELOGI GEL 10%.
• Koroleva Zh.V., Kalyuzhna L.D., Lyshchyshyna O.M. et al.; Acne – an evidence-based clinical decision, State Expert Center of the Ministry of Health of Ukraine, 2017.
• L.V. Grechanska, S.P. Ostapenko; Dermatocosmetic preparations as an integral component in the management of patients with acne; Ukrainian Military Medical Academy, Kyiv, Military Medical Clinical Treatment and Rehabilitation Center, Irpin, Ukrainian Journal of Dermatology, Venereology, Cosmetology, No. 2 (77), 2020.
• Evan Starkman, David Brennan; What You Need to Know About Azelaic Acid for Your Skin ; June 5 , 2021 ; https://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-and-treatments/what-to-know-about-azelaic-acid-skin
• Martin Schaller et al.; The importance of assessing burning and tingling in the treatment of rosacea: a review; October 13, 2021 ; https : // medicaljournalssweden.se/actadv/article/view/356/750