Sulfur is used to combat a range of skin disorders as it safely aids in the loosening and shedding of skin but more popularly, it fights acne due to its antibacterial properties. It is also very good when it comes to dandruff and itchy skin and can be found in various hair products.

A large portion of the sulphur that is produced around the world is converted into sulphuric acid, which is popularly used in the manufacturing of fertilizer. Additionally, it is used in the production of batteries, detergents, fibres, petroleum products, pigments, sheet metal etc. Unrefined sulphur is used in the making of dyestuffs, fungicides, insecticides, paper and other products.