SKIN COTTON

SKIN COTTON

rayoflight2020-07-14T09:49:23.000Z
Loaded question, because it really depends on what the mask does or is +
supposed to do and what each skin needs. The clay ones can help with excess oil, the gel ones that have sugars or something like panthenol can plump u
ziggymama2020-07-09T01:31:30.000Z
Eczema since birth (now age 64), and I don't do systemic drugs, so I've had to develop ++
ways of dealing with it. The red "non itching rash" on the neck is something I'm familiar with. Short answer: There is no one simple "solution" to ecz
jnbfan2020-06-28T19:18:46.000Z
Link inside! Very interesting about that combo. I found it hard to find silk lined masks
initially. The WHO recommends 3 layers. The outermost should be waterproof. But I can't find a polyester-cotton-silk one. I find silk is the best for
clucky102020-06-28T04:07:14.000Z
Cotton mask recommendation?
My skin Is normally clear but has been breaking out or irritated bc of masks. I read that cotton ones are less irritating- anyone have any recommendat
AngelaBetsey2020-06-21T15:41:51.000Z
Soaking first, apply to damp skin and put on thin cotton socks and any thick cream will work.
brush217_2Zrescue2020-06-12T02:31:29.000Z
might actually be a very mild yeast/fungal infection. I suffer malassezia (fungal acne) r/o
and it can manifest as tenacious dry patches. It's not at all like true dry skin (flaky, tight, sensitive); it feels and behaves differently - in part
shinygolden2020-06-10T11:25:12.000Z
Just want to tell you here how helpful your notepad has been to me!++
Oat water made with purified water does WONDERS for me on a day when my skin is red and irritated. I soak a plain cotton sheet mask in it and keep it
portalhop2020-06-09T15:53:13.000Z
Eczema post: I may found a combo that is working for my hands that is not a RX:
Prescriptions I’ve tried: betamethasone, eucrisa, clobetasol, and prednisone. Prednisone is the only thing that works My problem: severely dry skin
jamesie2020-06-04T18:47:18.000Z
I'm having a hard time finding basic cotton tanks with +
+regular necklines (not halter or racerback), +high cotton content (prefer cotton above 95% with just a bit of spandex) + not tissue thin +neither bl
ziggymama2020-06-02T07:01:06.000Z
It looks like a combo of dehydration and possible long-term irritation. Even if you ++
have no "diagnosed allergies," it doesn't mean you can't suffer from chronic irritation or sensitivity. Until I found the right combo of products and