Derm Organic

Derm Organic

ziggymama2024-02-03T11:08:17.000Z
A writeup I did awhile ago.... feel free to post or PM me with questions ++
Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb derm, SD) I had patches on my ears, along my hairline, and my chin (the worst). I believe it got established on
ziggymama2023-06-16T01:37:06.000Z
I had a bad case several years ago, here's my writeup ++
Note that I have very sensitive skin and can't use many products. My skin must be coaxed, not clobbered. Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb derm,
Andee2023-06-06T11:23:43.000Z
Thanks Ziggy. I'm definitely too lazy to mix up my own batches of stuff but if whatever my+
derm prescribes doesn't fix the problem, I'm trying the Carina cream. I'm doing something similar to what you do to your eyelids in the AM. My opt
laurajean10052023-04-16T19:23:41.000Z
However, I justify buying non-drugstore
brands as I choose cruelty free and natural or organic skincare whenever possible (even hair care products). I do not buy anything with alcohol as an
ziggymama2023-04-11T06:25:28.000Z
Could be seborrheic dermatitis, it's a fungal thing and very persistent; it was more or less ++
the cause of my skin freakout at menopause. Here's a writeup I did about this: Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb derm, SD) I had patches on my
ziggymama2022-11-08T14:50:33.000Z
OK. I'm 66 and have had various skin issues over the years, starting with "eczema" as a baby. ++
I saw lots of docs and derms over the years, gave up on that long ago--I just deal with it myself. Seriously, the only positive thing I ever got from
Lizzy282021-10-16T13:55:20.000Z
Not all sunscreens are alike. There are so many different ss filters and different formulas. rop
Have you narrowed it down to a specific ingredient/ingredients? Are you sure the culprit isn't any ingredient in your skincare- and/or makeup products
ziggymama2021-09-21T08:48:37.000Z
Sorry you're dealing with this. This is my SD routine; I've been doing the washcloth ++
compresses for 3+ years now and it's well worth it. (Though now doing once daily; after you get things under control, you can usually go to one a day.
4eyes2021-08-17T02:43:48.000Z
Def. looks hormonal plus something seems to be irritating/inflaming. Could be just the hormones+
are doing it. I have battled chronic acne my whole life, and have tried tret, differin, accutane, BP, azelaic acid, sulfur, etc, etc. Have you tried
jnbfan2021-08-03T14:41:16.000Z
There's actually a lot formulators and manufacturers can do to metal oxides like zinc oxide and ti
titanium dioxide these days with coatings, polymers etc. For example, titanium dioxide's UVA absorption can be increased with a manganese coating. The