I have dry sensitive skin. Could somebody please recommend to me any cleansers, etc. that I could
use? I also have eczema. I was wondering if Cetaphil is as good as or better than Eurecin? Please
let me know.
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Omega 3, 6 , 9 fatty acids taken internally for at least six months.
Sunbed tanning in controlled doses.Meditation, more sleep, more water. Reduce the stress in your
life. Chemical, food sensitivities, emotional and any other form will agravate it."Julie" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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I have dry sensitive skin. Could somebody please recommend to me any cleansers, etc. that I could
use? I also have eczema. I was wondering if Cetaphil is as good as or better than Eurecin? Please
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(Julie) said:
I have dry sensitive skin. Could somebody please recommend to me any cleansers, etc. that I could
use? I also have eczema. I was wondering if Cetaphil is as good as or better than Eurecin? Please
let me know.Start by bathing less often, with a moisturizing soap, and using body lotion right after bathing to
prevent moisture loss. An occasional bath with Alpha Keri bath oil will be good.Drink more water, eat more animal fats, and try to increase the humidity in your house.
And for the eczema, figure out what is causing it ... often it's dietary an dif you stop eating
certain things, it goes away.Tsu Dho Nimh
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I have dry sensitive skin. Could somebody please recommend to me any cleansers, etc. that I could
use? I also have eczema. I was wondering if Cetaphil is as good as or better than Eurecin? Please
let me know.I went for intolrence testing and was recomended a daily dose of Fish Oil / GLA at least 1000mg and
the highest concentration of Evening Primrose Oil I could find in a single capsule which ended up
being Solgar's at 1300mg..., although sceptical at first within 3-months the characteristics of my
eczema had changed. Yes still there and still sensitive, but the general dryness and particular
flakyness of the scalp has totally disappeared and never returned.On the face I found pure hi-potency Vitamin E cream to be very helpful and refreshing, but the
slightest additive (e.g Calendula) causes me problems.Elsewhere; Dipobase good in the bath and also out of the bath, but I dont like E45 or Eurecin or
that other moisturiser beginning with A - no, not Atrixo, something in yellow packaging with green
writing on
it.Good luck!
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Skin does not absorb oils. It repels them. This is why you have to wash and bath.
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Quoted message said:
I have dry sensitive skin. Could somebody please recommend to me any cleansers, etc. that I
could use? I also have eczema. I was wondering if Cetaphil is as good as or better than Eurecin?
Please let me know.I went for intolrence testing and was recomended a daily dose of Fish Oil / GLA at least 1000mg
and the highest concentration of Evening Primrose Oil I could find in a single capsule which ended
up being Solgar's at 1300mg..., although sceptical at first within 3-months the characteristics of
my eczema had changed. Yes still there and still sensitive, but the general dryness and particular
flakyness of the scalp has totally disappeared and never returned.On the face I found pure hi-potency Vitamin E cream to be very helpful and refreshing, but the
slightest additive (e.g Calendula) causes me problems.Elsewhere; Dipobase good in the bath and also out of the bath, but I dont like E45 or Eurecin or
that other moisturiser beginning with A - no, not Atrixo, something in yellow packaging with green
writing on
it.Good luck!
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Look what Tsu Dho Nimh <[email hidden]> recently wrote!!
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(Julie) said:
I have dry sensitive skin. Could somebody please recommend to me any cleansers,
etc. that I could use? I also have eczema. I was wondering if Cetaphil is as
good as or better than Eurecin? Please let me know.Start by bathing less often, with a moisturizing soap, and using body lotion
right after bathing to prevent moisture loss. An occasional bath with Alpha Keri
bath oil will be good.Drink more water, eat more animal fats, and try to increase the humidity in
your house.And for the eczema, figure out what is causing it ... often it's dietary an dif
you stop eating certain things, it goes away.Tsu Dho Nimh
Regarding diet and excema, I have noticed that when I cut back on my coffee and
drink more water my skin starts to clear up. I only have to cut back a cup or two
a day, adding only a cup or two of water, so it really takes very little to
notice a difference.Which is a good thing, because I really NEED my coffee! 🙂
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