Nippon Kodo Deitanseki Soap
by Nippon Kodo
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Product reviews of Nippon Kodo Deitanseki Soap
Review: no good for my acne
Beauty product: 3 Stars
The first week of using the Deitanseki soap yielded fantastic results. However, after using this product for 4 weeks, it became obvious that my acne condition was only worsening. After the clear spell, it just got worse and worse. I am 26 years old and have been battling an oily acne prone complexion for 10 years. My condition has only worsened as I have gotten older. I was looking for a natural alternative to acne treatment. I had previously been using Proactiv, but after almost three years it had stopped working. I have mild to moderate acne, and this product caused my acne to reach the higher moderate levels, possibly severe if I continue use. I gave this product three stars considering it did give my skin a pleasant clean feeling without drying out my skin. It just didn't help with my acne. The bar would certainly last over 3 months. Review: not for oily acne prone skin.
Beauty product: 1 Stars
I bought this soap because of all of the reviews that said it was so great for pores, etc. I have used it for 3 months and it did nothing for my oily skin nor my large pores or anything. I had to go back to my acne soap and the chemical peels. Do not count on this soap if you have troubled skin. Review: not what I was hoping for
Beauty product: 2 Stars
After reading all of the great reviews on this soap, I thought I would give it a try, I'm a fan of the La Roche Posay LHA cleansing gel, and am looking for a less "active" and less expensive cleanser. This was a disappointment for me on multiple fronts, I am dry/sensitive and tend to be combo/sensitive on the more oily side during the summer, so I was looking for something to dry up my oily t-zone and not irritate my skin for the summer months. My first disappointment was that this soap does not rinse clean, there is a sensation of stickiness after rinsing, similar to what you would experience if you used noxema cleansing cream. Second, after a week I began breaking out in small red pimples, I know that some products will draw impurities out from deeper levels on occasion when you begin using them, so I continued use, however, this issue continued for a month and a half, therefore I can only conclude that this soap actually caused the break outs. It did not dry my oily zones, and appeared to make my pores larger in the long run. Overall, would rather spend the 40 dollars on the LHA Cleanser from La Roche Posay, than save some money and be covered in little red pimples. I wanted desperately to like this product, but I just could not. Review: this soap is great for sensitive acne prone skin
Beauty product: 5 Stars
I have recently started using clay soaps on the recommendation of a naturalist. Clay soaps are great for restoring your skin's balance, which many of the products that are touted as being good for acne-prone skin actually drain your skin of its natural moisture and balance. This soap, in particular, works well, washes off clean, and leaves no scent or residue behind - both bad news for break-out prone people. Review: works great
Beauty product: 5 Stars
Great product. Lasts reallllyyyyy long. Didn't overly dry my skin, but it did dry up small pimples =) I tried to cut it up, but it didn't slice too nicely because the soap is very dense - so it broke at irregular parts. I get a small piece and work it into a lather between my palms. It lathers surprisingly well. The smell as a little off-putting for me, but my friend thinks it smells good. I would buy it again, but that probably won't happen until next year seeing as I only use it 3-4 times weekly and the piece I broke off hasn't gotten much smaller.