
Sharex Pharma
Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml
Aloe Vera + Mandelic Acid + Niacinamide + Tea Tree Oil
Inclusive of all taxes · Pack of 1 Product
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What is Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml?
Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml is a medicine containing Aloe Vera, Mandelic Acid, Niacinamide. It is supplied by Sharex Pharma in a 1 pack.How should I take Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml?
Take Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml exactly as directed on the pack or by your doctor or pharmacist. Do not exceed the recommended dose.Can I buy Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml online in Pakistan from Ailaaj?
Yes. Order Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml on Ailaaj for pharmacist-checked fulfilment and delivery across Pakistan in 1–3 working days when in stock.
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Hazel-M Face Wash 100ml is a healthcare product containing Aloe Vera, Mandelic Acid, Niacinamide, Tea Tree Oil. Supplied by Sharex Pharma (1). Available on Ailaaj with pharmacist verification before dispatch.
- Generic name
- Aloe Vera + Mandelic Acid + Niacinamide + Tea Tree Oil
- Manufacturer
- Sharex Pharma
- Form
- Product
- Pack size
- Pack of 1 Product
- Prescription
- Not required (OTC)
- MRP
- Rs.814.20
Common side effects
• Skin Dryness or Peeling. Overuse or sensitive skin types may experience mild dryness, tightness, or flaking from the exfoliating acid and astringent ingredients. • Local Irritation. May cause temporary stinging, redness, or itching upon initial application, particularly on broken or inflamed skin. • Eye Irritation. Direct contact with the eyes can cause stinging and redness; rinse immediately with clean water if contact occurs. • Sun Sensitivity. Because the formula contains exfoliating acids (Mandelic Acid), wearing broad-spectrum sunscreen during the day is recommended
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