I tried this stuff and never really noticed any difference, I mean it smelled nice and all but I never really noticed a difference from using normal ivory soap, it actualy made my skin more dryer by tightening it up. Would there be like special brands of it that are better than others, because I got my bars from a local health shop for 1$ each and they were directly sold for exzemma so im not sure if post scabies it said.

This stuff is very common in health food stores or general natural health shops, they tend to have specialty soaps and this tar coal soap is great for scabies and post scabies, it is typically used the most for exzeema patients. If you buy it online it will be much cheaper, likely about 1$ a bar, where if you buy it from a local store you will pay probably 3-5$ per bar.

Keep in mind this will not cure scabies but help the skin heal in post scabies and cure your dry scaly skin.

Thanks! The lady at the health store told me that this is used alot for exemma so that it would be really good for my skin in post scabies. and i must say it is helping alot.

Does anyone know if this soap is specifically for scabies or is this soap used for exzemma, I would like to know what the main reason to use tar coal soap would be. I have heard of people using sulfur soap but can not seem to find it anywhere, I seen one site online that sells it but it looks real sketchy as the site looks like an old atari game.

I used to use this stuff for my bad exzemma and it did work pretty good, In my post scabies I used skin exfoliators and lots of baths with baking soda. The baking soda makes your skin feel more comfortable and masks the itch.