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13/10/2022

Designed for rosacea and many forms of acne.
World famous ZZ Cream now available in our store.

27/10/2021

How to deal with Demodex on the eyelids?
Read at https://demodex.co.uk/demodex-on-the-eyelids/

We want to help you get your skin back ! Welcome to the website dedicated to the fight against Demodeciosis, a disease caused by Demodex Folliculorum and Demodex Brevis – the type of mite preying on human skin. Demodeciosis is a very common disease of the skin and has a major impact on its appeara...

10/06/2017

Question from customer :

Hi please could you advise what are the best products to take for demodex brevis?
I have it deep in my scalp and then get the itching crawling at night. I don't have any on my face.

Answer from adviser :

To treat Demodex mites from your scalp, we advice to use both: Tan Geili soap and Kuizun shampoo. You need to use those products at least twice/ 24 hours (morning and evening wash). On dump hair please apply Tan Geili soap, massage your scalp, leave for 5 minutes and rinse. Then use Kuizun shampoo in the same way. The treatment should be continued for at least 3 months (no less then that), sometimes it
might take a bit longer.
If your symptoms won’t change after one month, then you need to add XFML cream or ZZ ointment for overnight.

29/05/2017

Now you can go for to treat your problems at www.demodex.co.uk

On our website you will find information on the causes of the skin conditions, and find out about the effective treatments being introduced to the European market.

20/11/2016

Did you know ?
Demodicosis is often confused with other skin conditions and therefore frequently left undiagnosed and not properly treated. This is a problem since the deteriorating skin condition can lead to the formation of large bacterial infections and other chronic skin diseases.

30/08/2016

Both Demodex folliculorum and Demodex brevis are typically found on the human face. Demodex folliculorum resides in hair follicles, whereas Demodex brevis survives in sebaceous glands adjacent to hair follicles. For instance, around the eye area, Demodex folliculorum is found in the follicles of the eyelashes. In contrast, Demodex brevis inhabits the sebaceous gland of the eyelashes and the meibomian glands. Demodex brevis was first separated from Demodex folliculorum in 1963 by Akbulatova.

17/08/2016

Did you know ?
Demodex folliculorum was first described by Berger in 1841 and demodex Brevis was found in the human skin in 1963.

14/08/2016