Enriched rice

Enriched rice

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
ziggymama2023-07-10T03:34:44.000Z
My skin also got EXTREMELY dry during meno, I finally found this regimen that's helped ++
For the body, SLATHER on rich lotion/cream (can mix in some oil if you like, avocado or coconut work well) while your skin is still wet from the showe
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,
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
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.
ziggymama2021-08-27T09:50:40.000Z
IF wearing makeup (haven't been much lately), remove that (eyes: Physicians Formula ++
Lotion remover; face: Paula's Choice Moisture Boost One Step Cleanser). Then washcloth compressing (hot water, washcloths). Then modified 7Ski
ziggymama2021-06-22T10:28:11.000Z
Here's what I do ++
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
ziggymama2021-04-17T01:59:23.000Z
Don't overdo it; you needn't respond with all barrels. I wouldn't do the Nizoral till you've tried +
the cream for awhile. Seb derm is notoriously hard to treat and easily irritated. Below is a writeup about how I dealt with mine... Disclaimer: YMMV!
ziggymama2021-03-02T08:46:56.000Z
Here's what I do (and btw, there's NO guarantee that a derm/doc can properly diagnose ++
you; I suppose I'm skeptical 'cause they never helped me over all my years of skin problems; have had to figure it all out on my own... My #1 recommen