N0.1 Dermaclar Oxy Acne Cleanser
120ml | Clears skin, unclog pores & controls sebum production
N0.1 Dermaclar Oxy Acne Cleanser
120ml | Clears skin, unclog pores & controls sebum production
The difference you’ll see
Clears Skin
Unclog Pores
Controls Sebum Production
A daily acne-fighting facewash made for oily, acne-prone, and congested skin. It helps cleanse excess oil, dirt, and impurities while supporting clearer-looking skin. The formula works without leaving the skin feeling overly dry or stripped.
- Normal to Oily, Combination,
- Acne-Prone & Sensitive Skin
- Whiteheads & Blackheads,
- Hormonal & Fungal Acne,
- Post-acne marks & uneven skin tone,
- Excess oil & open pores,
- Weakened skin barrier from harsh acne treatments.
Real User Results
Non-comedagenic
Fragrance-Free
Dermatologically Tested
Sensitive Skin Friendly
Clinical Results
Texture
AM
PM
Facewash
Serum
Moisturizer
SPF
- Patch test recommended before first use.
- Avoid using other acne medications unless prescribed by a dermatologist.
- Mild tingling is normal; if irritation occurs, reduce usage to once daily.
- Always pair it with sunscreen during the day to protect skin barrier health.
Skincare Combos
Is Dr. Fundamental's Dermaclar a good cleanser for oily skin?
Yes — the Dermaclar Oxy Acne Cleanser is specifically designed as a cleanser for oily skin. Its 2.5% Benzoyl Peroxide formula actively controls sebum production, unclogs pores, and keeps that mid-day shine in check. It works deep in the pore rather than just stripping the skin surface, so oil stays controlled without causing rebound greasiness.
What makes this a gel-based cleanser — and why does that matter for acne-prone skin?
Dr. Fundamental formulated Dermaclar as a gel-based cleanser because gel textures allow actives like Benzoyl Peroxide to be delivered more precisely and evenly across the skin. Unlike cream or milk cleansers, a gel cleanser for oily skin dissolves excess oil and product buildup without leaving a heavy or greasy residue — making it ideal for acne-prone and combination skin types.
Is Dr. Fundamental Dermaclar a gentle cleanser, or will it irritate my skin?
Dr. Fundamental's Dermaclar is formulated to be a gentle cleanser for oily skin — it's fragrance-free, non-comedogenic, and dermatologically tested for sensitive skin. While 2.5% Benzoyl Peroxide is an active ingredient, it's delivered in an encapsulated form to minimise irritation. Mild tingling during the first few uses is normal. If irritation occurs, simply reduce to once-daily use while your skin adjusts.
I have sensitive skin — can I still use Dr. Fundamental acne face wash?
Absolutely. Unlike most acne face washes that use higher concentrations of harsh actives, Dr. Fundamental kept the Benzoyl Peroxide at 2.5% — clinically effective yet gentle enough for sensitive, barrier-compromised skin. With allantoin and panthenol added to the formula, it actively soothes while it treats. Always do a patch test before first use.
Can this cleanser replace my oil cleanser for oily skin?
The Dermaclar is a water-based gel cleanser for oily skin, not an oil cleanser for oily skin. If you follow a double-cleanse routine, use an oil-based cleanser first to dissolve sunscreen and makeup, then follow with Dr. Fundamental's Dermaclar as your second cleanse to treat acne and control sebum. For those who don't wear heavy SPF or makeup, Dermaclar alone is sufficient as a single-step cleanse.
How is Dr. Fundamental Acne cleanser different from other mild cleansers for oily skin?
Most mild cleansers for oily skin are gentle but passive — they clean without treating. Dr. Fundamental's Dermaclar goes a step further: it's a mild cleanser for oily skin that's also therapeutic. The encapsulated Benzoyl Peroxide releases slowly on skin contact, eliminating 93% of acne-causing bacteria in just one minute — while ingredients like Hyaluronic Acid and Panthenol keep the skin barrier intact.
My skin broke out more in the first week — is this normal?
This is a well-known phenomenon called purging, and it can happen when you introduce an active-based acne face wash like Dr. Fundamental's Dermaclar. The Benzoyl Peroxide accelerates skin cell turnover, bringing deep congestion to the surface faster. It typically resolves within 2–3 weeks. If breakouts are concentrated in new areas or persist beyond 4 weeks, discontinue and consult a dermatologist.
Does this cleanser contain salicylic acid?
Yes — the Dr. Fundamental Dermaclar does contain a low concentration of Salicylic Acid alongside the hero Benzoyl Peroxide. Together, they address both bacterial acne and congested pores. However, because the formula already combines actives, avoid layering additional high-strength Salicylic Acid or Retinol products in the same routine unless directed by a dermatologist.
How long before I see results from this gel-based cleanser?
In clinical testing, 97% of users using Dr. Fundamental's Dermaclar as a gel-based cleanser experienced a visible reduction in acne and fewer new breakouts. Most users notice a difference within 2–3 weeks of consistent use. Skin texture, post-acne marks, and overall oil control continue to improve with 4–8 weeks of daily use.
How long does the product last, and does Benzoyl Peroxide expire?
One 120ml bottle of Dr. Fundamental Dermaclar typically lasts 2–3 months with twice-daily use. Benzoyl Peroxide is sensitive to heat and light — store the cleanser in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Check the PAO (Period After Opening) symbol on the packaging for the recommended use-by window after opening. Using the product past this period may reduce its antibacterial efficacy.
