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Cetafresh Cleansing Lotion Cetafresh Cleansing Lotion has pH balanced formula that removes the dead cells and excessive oils without disrupting the normal skin pH. It is perfect for normal to oily skin and does not have any fragrance. It is often recommended by dermatologists to people with sensitive skin.

Cetafresh Cleansing Lotion has pH balanced formula that removes the dead cells and excessive oils without disrupting the normal skin pH. It is perfect for normal to oily skin and does not have any fragrance. It is often recommended by dermatologists to people with sensitive skin. | Key Ingredients: Cetyl alcohol Propylene glycol Sodium lauryl sulphate Stearyl alcohol Polysorbate 20 Methyl hydroxy benzoate | Key Benefits: It provides clinically proven effective non-irritating, non-drying skin cleansing Is a non-soap and liquid free lotion that allows gentle and thorough cleansing without the irritation associated with harsh soaps and cleansers It's non-alkaline ph of 6.3-6.5 approximates the normal ph balance of the skin Has emollient properties, which leave the cleansed skin soft and supple Indicated in dermatitis/eczema, ichthyosis, facial acne and sunburns | Directions For Use: Use Cetafresh Cleansing Lotion as prescribed by the physician. | Safety Information: For external use only Read the label carefully before use Do not exceed the recommended dose Keep out of the reach of children Store at a temperature below 25-degree Celsius and 40 % humidity in cool and dry place Should be protected from direct light

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Cetyl alcohol | Propylene glycol | Sodium lauryl ulphate | Stearyl alcohol | Polyorbate 20 | Methyl hydroxy benzoate

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Cipla Ltd

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Safety Information:

For external use only | Read the label carefully before use | Do not exceed the recommended dose | Keep out of the reach of children | Store at a temperature below 25-degree Celsius and 40 % humidity in cool and dry place | Should be protected from direct light