Dermolive Medicated Soaps and Shampoos in Bangladesh

Dermolive makes dermatological preparations, and the range on Arogga is built on two formats: medicated shampoos for the scalp and medicated soaps for skin conditions, with acne gels, a urea cream, a scalp lotion and a lip balm alongside.

All of it is filed under Dermatological Preparations. The sections below group it by what each product treats.

Medicated Shampoos

• Scalpe Plus Shampoo Shampoo 75ml — ketoconazole with zinc pyrithione and aloe vera, and the most opened listing on the brand.
• SelRx Shampoo shampoo 75ml
• BIONOAS Anti Dandruff Shampoo for Dandruff & Frizzy Hair 75ml shampoo

Contact time is how they work

A medicated shampoo has to sit on the scalp for the minutes stated on the label before rinsing. Applied and rinsed straight off, it has delivered almost nothing — which is the usual reason someone concludes it did not work.

Work it into the scalp rather than the hair. The scalp is what is being treated; the hair is incidental.

Most dandruff is a yeast overgrowth

That is why an antifungal such as ketoconazole is the usual first choice rather than a cosmetic anti-dandruff shampoo. Zinc pyrithione and selenium work on the same problem by a different route.

They are used in courses — a few times a week while it is active, then less often to keep it settled — rather than indefinitely at full frequency.

When a scalp needs a doctor

Flaking that does not respond after a proper course, a scalp that is sore, weeping or crusted, hair loss in patches, or thick scaling that extends past the hairline. Any of those is a reason to be seen rather than to keep changing shampoo.

Medicated Soaps

• Savoy Sulphur Soap 100gm — the busiest of the soaps.
• ScabLock Soap 70gm and Dezole Soap 70gm
• Lulivera Soap (Luliconazole,ZPTO & Alovera) 70gm soap_bar
• Oilatum Soap Bar 100g and BIONOAS Moisturizing & Brightening Soap 75g – For Bright & Even Skin Tone soap_bar

Six bars under Medicated Soap, and they do quite different jobs.

A medicated soap is a treatment, not a daily wash

These carry active ingredients — sulphur, antifungals, zinc pyrithione — and they are used where and for as long as a prescription or a pharmacist directs. Using one over the whole body every day dries skin out and is rarely what was intended.

A soap is also on the skin for under a minute, which caps what it can deliver. It supports a cream or lotion rather than replacing one.

Oilatum is the opposite kind of bar

It is a soap substitute for dry and eczema-prone skin rather than a medicated treatment. Ordinary soap strips an already-compromised barrier, and swapping to a substitute is one of the few changes that reliably helps.

Scabies and Fungal Soaps

Two of the bars above are aimed at specific infestations and infections, and both need a word about how the condition is actually cleared.

A soap does not treat scabies on its own

Scabies is cleared by a scabicidal lotion applied over the whole body and left on, plus treating every household contact on the same day and washing bedding and clothes. A soap is an adjunct to that, not a substitute for it.

Itching also continues for two to four weeks after successful treatment, because it is an allergic response to dead mites. That is not a reason to keep re-treating.

Fungal infections come back if the conditions do not change

Fungus thrives in warm, damp skin folds. Drying properly after washing, loose cotton clothing and not sharing towels matter as much as the product, and the course runs past the point the rash disappears.

Do not put a potent steroid cream on a fungal rash. It damps the redness while the fungus spreads underneath, producing a larger patch that is harder to treat.

Acne Gels

• Clinda-A Gel Gel 15gm — clindamycin with tretinoin, under Acne & Rosacea.
• Acknes Gel Active 25ml

Clinda-A contains a retinoid and an antibiotic

Tretinoin is a real active. Expect dryness, peeling and some irritation in the first few weeks, start with alternate nights rather than every night, and use a moisturiser alongside it.

It makes skin markedly more sensitive to sunlight, so daily sunscreen is part of the treatment rather than an optional extra. **Do not use it during pregnancy or while breastfeeding.**

A topical antibiotic is used in courses

Clindamycin on the skin is prescribed for defined periods. Using it on and off for years encourages resistant bacteria, which is why acne treatment is reviewed rather than repeated indefinitely.

Give it twelve weeks

Acne treatments take two to three months to show their real effect, and skin often looks worse in the first few weeks. Stopping at that point is the commonest reason a treatment is judged useless.

Deep painful lumps, scarring, or acne that has not responded to a proper course need a doctor rather than another product.

Uramed — Urea Cream

Uramed Cream Cream 30gm is a urea preparation.

Urea does two things at once: it holds water in the skin and it softens thickened, scaly skin. That makes it the usual choice for cracked heels, thickened palms and soles, and the rough scaly patches of conditions such as ichthyosis.

It stings on broken or fissured skin, which is worth expecting. Apply it to slightly damp skin, and for cracked heels at night under a cotton sock it works considerably better than during the day.

Regenox — Minoxidil Scalp Lotion

Regenox 5% Spray Solution Scalp Lotion 5% is topical minoxidil.

It works only while it is used

Minoxidil has good evidence behind it for pattern hair loss, and stopping loses the gain over the following months. That is the commitment, and it is worth understanding before starting rather than after.

Results take three to six months, and extra shedding in the first few weeks is expected rather than a sign it is failing — although it is when most people stop.

Who should ask a doctor first

The 5% strength is generally used by men. Women, anyone under eighteen, and anyone with heart disease, low blood pressure or a scalp condition should take advice before starting.

Apply it to a dry scalp, wash your hands afterwards, and keep it away from other people and from pets. Stop and seek advice for chest pain, a racing heartbeat, dizziness, swelling or a persistent rash.

Lip Balm and Moisturisers

• Propolaid Lip Balm SPF 20 and BIONOAS Ultra Moisturizing Body Lotion 100ml – Mild & Gentle Formula body_lotion
• BIONOAS Hair Serum for Hair Fall Solution 50ml hair_serum

Lips have almost no protective layer and burn readily, which is why an SPF balm is worth more than it sounds. Reapply it after eating and drinking, and take a lip sore or crack that will not heal to a doctor rather than treating it for months.

A leave-on hair serum stays on the scalp, which gives it a better chance than a shampoo. Give any of them months rather than weeks, and remember that hair fall with a medical cause — thyroid, iron, a recent illness, pregnancy — is not reached by anything applied to the scalp.

What “Brightening” Means on a Soap

One product here carries the word, so it is worth being exact.

What the ingredients genuinely do. Removing the day’s oil, sweat and pollution makes skin look clearer, and well-hydrated skin reflects light more evenly. Both are real effects that people notice.

What they do not do. They do not change the colour you are. Skin tone is inherited, set by how much melanin the skin produces, and a bar that is on the skin for under a minute and then rinsed away is the weakest possible vehicle for reaching it.

What actually decides the result. Daily sun protection, because pigment darkens in daylight faster than anything rinsed off can lighten it. Where uneven tone is the concern, a leave-on product and a sunscreen do the work, not the soap.

Where Dermolive Sits on Arogga

This page collects one manufacturer, and every listing sits on a dermatological shelf. Those shelves collect one kind of preparation across manufacturers, which is the comparison worth making when a pharmacist suggests an alternative.

What is packed and what is in stock both change, and the listing carries both.

About Dermolive

Dermolive is a dermatology brand whose catalogue on Arogga is coherent throughout: every product treats skin, scalp or hair.

Medicated shampoos and medicated soaps are the two deepest parts, and between them they draw most of the interest — led by the ketoconazole shampoo and the sulphur soap. Around those sit two acne gels, a urea cream, a minoxidil scalp lotion, an SPF lip balm and the BIONOAS cosmetic line.

Products travel under their own names rather than the company’s — Scalpe Plus, SelRx, Savoy, ScabLock, Dezole, Lulivera, Clinda-A, Acknes, Uramed, Regenox, Propolaid, Oilatum. The brand is also typed as dermoliv.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How should a medicated shampoo be used?

Work it into the scalp rather than the hair, leave it on for the minutes stated on the label, then rinse. Contact time is how it works, and a shampoo rinsed straight off delivers almost nothing — which is why people conclude it failed.

2. Why is an antifungal shampoo used for dandruff?

Because most dandruff is an overgrowth of scalp yeast. Ketoconazole treats that directly; zinc pyrithione and selenium work on the same problem by a different route. They are used in courses rather than indefinitely at full frequency.

3. Can I use a medicated soap every day?

Generally no. These carry active ingredients and are used where and for as long as directed; over the whole body daily they dry skin out. A soap is also on skin for under a minute, so it supports a cream rather than replacing one.

4. Will a soap clear scabies?

Not on its own. Scabies is cleared by a scabicidal lotion applied over the whole body and left on, every household contact treated the same day, and bedding and clothes washed hot. A soap is an adjunct. Itching continues two to four weeks afterwards and is not a reason to re-treat.

5. What should I expect from Clinda-A Gel?

Dryness, peeling and some irritation in the first weeks, because it contains tretinoin. Start on alternate nights, moisturise alongside it, and wear sunscreen daily — it makes skin markedly more sun-sensitive. Do not use it in pregnancy or while breastfeeding.

6. How long before an acne treatment works?

Two to three months, and skin often looks worse for the first few weeks. Stopping then is the commonest reason a treatment is judged useless. Deep painful lumps, scarring or acne that has not responded to a proper course need a doctor.

7. Does minoxidil have to be used forever?

To keep the benefit, yes — stopping loses the gain over the following months. Results take three to six months and early extra shedding is expected. The 5% strength is generally for men; women and anyone with heart disease or low blood pressure should ask first.

8. Will a brightening soap lighten my skin?

No. Removing oil and grime makes skin look clearer, and that resets daily. Tone is inherited and set by melanin production, and a bar rinsed off in under a minute is the weakest vehicle there is. Daily sun protection decides far more.