Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike my eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all with soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters once when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
never experienced it ...but do you wash your helmet ...;-)) the one on your head ..sweat dripping down from your head might be a consideration ....I know I don't wash mine enough ... the pads inside,can get quite smelly after a while "Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike
my
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eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all
with
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soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters
once
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when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike my eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all with soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters once when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike my eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all with soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters once when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
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Kent
Isn't that stuff an anti-fungal medication? If so, why would you be using it for (heat ?) blisters? -- Slacker
"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike
my
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eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all
with
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soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters
once
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when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
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Regards
Kent
Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
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"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike
my
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eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all
with
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soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters
once
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when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
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Regards
Kent
Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
Come-on, what's a matter with ya.....that could run into his eyes.
Now, he could tape a Maxi Pad w/wings to his forehead. -- Slacker
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"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike
my
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eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all
with
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soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters
once
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when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
--
Regards
Kent
Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
Come-on, what's a matter with ya.....that could run into his eyes.
Now, he could tape a Maxi Pad w/wings to his forehead.
They have peel and stick, silly, no need to tape. You could even fold the wings out for a little visor. Maybe the deodorant versions would work like antiperspirant?
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"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... > Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike my > eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face > is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated > with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit > and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all with > soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters once > when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run. > > By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not > sponsored by any pharmacy companies. > > Regards > > Kent
Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
Come-on, what's a matter with ya.....that could run into his eyes.
Now, he could tape a Maxi Pad w/wings to his forehead.
They have peel and stick, silly, no need to tape. You could even fold the wings out for a little visor. Maybe the deodorant versions would work
like
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antiperspirant?
You're all nuts.
What he needs are Sornco "SweatGutters"(tm), produced right here in the US of A under license from Corvco (whose president has retired to a tropical isle, apparently).
SweatGutters attach (painfully) to the eyebrows, creating angled runoffs for people with problem perspiration (PPP's).
In a related development, coming soon are Sornco's new "Ear Siphons" -- the easy way to remedy an unfortunate side-effect of SweatGutters.
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"Lightweight" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... > > "Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > "]news:[email hidden]... >> Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike > my >> eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general >> face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily >> treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I >> wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all > with >> soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters > once >> when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run. >> >> By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not >> sponsored by any pharmacy companies. >> >> Regards >> >> Kent > > Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
Come-on, what's a matter with ya.....that could run into his eyes.
Now, he could tape a Maxi Pad w/wings to his forehead.
They have peel and stick, silly, no need to tape. You could even fold
the
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wings out for a little visor. Maybe the deodorant versions would work
like
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antiperspirant?
You're all nuts.
What he needs are Sornco "SweatGutters"(tm), produced right here in the US of A under license from Corvco (whose president has retired to a tropical isle, apparently).
SweatGutters attach (painfully) to the eyebrows, creating angled runoffs
for
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people with problem perspiration (PPP's).
In a related development, coming soon are Sornco's new "Ear Siphons" --
the
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easy way to remedy an unfortunate side-effect of SweatGutters.
Bill "on the (pot-holed) road to riches" S.
After using SweatGutters for one month, my brow wiping woes are over! No more risking treacherous off road terrain with one hand on the handlebars! Say goodbye to sweat blurred vision on high speed descents! If you have excessive brow sweat problems, this is the ultimate and original forehead irrigation system for you! I am completely satisfied with this product and look forward to many more years free of a flooded forehead!
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"Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... > Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike my > eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face > is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated > with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit > and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all with > soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters once > when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run. > > By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not > sponsored by any pharmacy companies. > > -- > > Regards > > Kent > >
Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
Come-on, what's a matter with ya.....that could run into his eyes.
Now, he could tape a Maxi Pad w/wings to his forehead.
They have peel and stick, silly, no need to tape. You could even fold the wings out for a little visor. Maybe the deodorant versions would work
like
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antiperspirant?
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Surely the wings would provide lift, reduce mass, rolling resistance, thereby making him go faster. Wings = the new red.
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"Penny S." <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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"Lightweight" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]... > > "Kent" <[email hidden]> wrote in message > "]news:[email hidden]... >> Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike > my >> eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general >> face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily >> treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I >> wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all > with >> soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters > once >> when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run. >> >> By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not >> sponsored by any pharmacy companies. >> >> -- >> >> Regards >> >> Kent >> >> > > > Heh, you could put anti-perspirant on your forehead.
Come-on, what's a matter with ya.....that could run into his eyes.
Now, he could tape a Maxi Pad w/wings to his forehead.
They have peel and stick, silly, no need to tape. You could even fold
the
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wings out for a little visor. Maybe the deodorant versions would work
like
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antiperspirant?
1¢
Surely the wings would provide lift, reduce mass, rolling resistance, thereby making him go faster. Wings = the new red.
Westie
OMG! Just realised that the Greek God Mercury must have been a mtb biker!
Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the bike my eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the folding part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all with soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters once when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
The only time I've ever gotten sore eyelids I'd been using my daughter's acne cream to try to eradicate some pre holiday, stress induced zits without resorting to the use of a bench grinder. When I started to sweat, it ran down around my eyes and gave me some lovely chemical burns in the creases around my upper and lower lids to go with the zits. Are you using any kind of topical medication on your face? What about your scalp? Hair pomades or styling gels? Perfumed or moisturizing soaps or shampoos? Lots of normally benign products can cause problems when mixed with sweat and open pores, especially if you add in sun exposure. Your comment about "thin" skin on your eye lids is worrisome. You're not using some sort of cortisone cream on your face are you - I have no idea what Daktarin might contain, or what it's supposed to do, but if it's got cortisone in it, excessive use/abuse can cause skin changes, as can oral prednisone, come to think of it. Other than that, wear a sweatband to keep as much sweat as possible off your face, and don't rub.
What he needs are Sornco "SweatGutters"(tm), produced right here in the US of A under license from Corvco (whose president has retired to a tropical isle, apparently).
Been having a few minor problems with the IRS. You know how it is.
What he needs are Sornco "SweatGutters"(tm), produced right here in the
US
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of A under license from Corvco (whose president has retired to a
tropical
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isle, apparently).
Been having a few minor problems with the IRS. You know how it is.
Why, what have you heard?!? (And yes, I *do* know how it is.)
I am not at liberty to comment on the specifics. However, let me assure the cycling public that despite the widely publicized financial difficulties experienced by our motorized unicycle division, Corvco Industries remains financially sound and firmly committed to producing innovative cycling products. Once the Grand Jury proceeding is completed, I am confident we will be vindicated, and that the allegations of the Internal Revenue Service, Federal Trade Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Girl Scouts of America and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be shown to be baseless and malicious.
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Thanks for the answers peops.. I shall do the following. Wash my helmet and pads, grease my eyelids, attach sweat gutters (TM), stick some absorbent lady thingy to my head that has wings and makes me fly, spray anti perspirant on my head but don't let it run in my eyes...
PICS!!! We want PICS!!!
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Has anyone tried spraying GT85 on tyres to shed mud? I have and although I have never cycled over frozen glaciers I feel I know what it would be like! ( and don't go near wet wooden bridges!!!!!!!!!scree thud.. scree thud.. thud. Ok I will walk.. thud!)
PICS!!! We want PICS!!!
Bill "guys are visual" S.
I've been annoyed since last night that I deleted the latest Martha
Stewart
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humor file I'd received... how to make nice slippers out of adhesive
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maxis... would have been a perfect addition to the sweat band, matching slippers.
IRS... Wasn't he a wrestler in the WWF/WWE. What has he got to do with cycling? If he comes around my gaff telling me what I should not do, he's after a slapping.
Kent "Corvus Corvax" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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"Sorni" <[email hidden]> wrote > > What he needs are Sornco "SweatGutters"(tm), produced right here in
the
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US
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> of A under license from Corvco (whose president has retired to a
tropical
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> isle, apparently).
Been having a few minor problems with the IRS. You know how it is.
Why, what have you heard?!? (And yes, I *do* know how it is.)
I am not at liberty to comment on the specifics. However, let me assure the cycling public that despite the widely publicized financial difficulties experienced by our motorized unicycle division, Corvco Industries remains financially sound and firmly committed to producing innovative cycling products. Once the Grand Jury proceeding is completed, I am confident we will be vindicated, and that the allegations of the Internal Revenue Service, Federal Trade Commission, Environmental Protection Agency, Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Girl Scouts of America and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will be shown to be baseless and malicious.
Kathleen <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Kent said:
Hi, anyone suffer from the same complaint? When I sweat a lot on the
bike my
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eye lids skins seem to get 'thin'. And the result from mopping my sweaty brow and general face is blisters on the eyelids. These are on the
folding
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part of the skin and are easily treated with Daktarin but... Rather than treat the symptom how can I remove the cause? I wash my kit and gloves very regular. I have a few sets of gloves all
with
Quoted message said:
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soft to medium surfaces that I wipe my face with. I got these blisters
once
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when I did not even pad my face with the gloves, I let it run.
By the bye any sores on the thigh/groin area are removed using Daktarin. And I am not sponsored by any pharmacy companies.
The only time I've ever gotten sore eyelids I'd been using my daughter's acne cream to try to eradicate some pre holiday, stress induced zits without resorting to the use of a bench grinder. When I started to sweat, it ran down around my eyes and gave me some lovely chemical burns in the creases around my upper and lower lids to go with the zits. Are you using any kind of topical medication on your face? What about your scalp? Hair pomades or styling gels? Perfumed or moisturizing soaps or shampoos? Lots of normally benign products can cause problems when mixed with sweat and open pores, especially if you add in sun exposure. Your comment about "thin" skin on your eye lids is worrisome. You're not using some sort of cortisone cream on your face are you - I have no idea what Daktarin might contain, or what it's supposed to do, but if it's got cortisone in it, excessive use/abuse can cause skin changes, as can oral prednisone, come to think of it. Other than that, wear a sweatband to keep as much sweat as possible off your face, and don't rub.
Oh hell yeah - cortisone containing creams can cause some horrific skin thinning related problems (No, not talking about you Davie boy). I had a most excruciating and.....delicate injury related to that stuff.
"Kent" <[email hidden]> top-posted in message "]news:[email hidden]... > Thanks for the answers peops.. I shall do the following. Wash my helmet and pads, grease my > eyelids, attach sweat gutters (TM), stick some absorbent lady thingy to my head that has wings > and makes me fly, spray anti perspirant on my head but don't let it run in my eyes...
PICS!!! We want PICS!!!
> Has anyone tried spraying GT85 on tyres to shed mud? I have and although I have never cycled > over frozen glaciers I feel I know what it would be like! ( and don't go near wet wooden > bridges!!!!!!!!!scree thud.. scree thud.. thud. Ok I will walk.. thud!)
PICS!!! We want PICS!!!
Bill "guys are visual" S.
I've been annoyed since last night that I deleted the latest Martha Stewart humor file I'd received... how to make nice slippers out of adhesive backed maxis... would have been a perfect addition to the sweat band, matching slippers.
