My husband struggled with dry skin and especially with a dry nose.
We bought the best humidifier we could find and run it almost 24/7 in our bedroom.
The humidifier made a huge difference.
Ronna
lucy said
Apr 23, 2013
Thanks all warmest replies. very helpful.
Thanks Mallani, I already bought Nivea lotion for dry skin. It does work well for me. Right, keep using a cheap moituriser.
mallani wrote:
Hi Lucy,
Take it easy on the showers. I had a brief shower with cool water every 2 days and only used a little baby shampoo- no soap. That may not suit everyone. As the drugs decrease the sweat production, keep using a cheap moisturiser as often as possible.
mallani said
Apr 23, 2013
Hi Lucy,
Take it easy on the showers. I had a brief shower with cool water every 2 days and only used a little baby shampoo- no soap. That may not suit everyone. As the drugs decrease the sweat production, keep using a cheap moisturiser as often as possible.
Dillo said
Apr 22, 2013
My pharmasist said to take it easy on the hot showers with dedorant soap. That they would dry your skin. They said most people use a moisturizing lotion after shower or bath. She said Aveeno was one popular brand. It has Dimethicone and colloidal oatmeal. I use a generic version the local Gro store makes with same stuff.
Mainly said just don't use one with any kind of alcohol in it.
Divya1 said
Apr 22, 2013
Add a few drops of coconut oil in your bath water. After bathing daily with this water, see the change in a few days. Coconut oil penetrates deep into the skin and nourishes the dry skin. It's a wonderful cure for dry skin. Try it out! You can even use any commercial brand that uses coconut oil or milk extracts.
Mary Jane said
Apr 19, 2013
apply lotion several times a day... all the best MJ
hepcat60 said
Apr 18, 2013
My doctor told me to use nothing but Eucerin in the tub mixed with a tube of cordisone 1%. It's kind of gross but very good.
lucy said
Apr 18, 2013
Thanks all guys`s warm replies. Very helpful !!!
I am taking good care of myself, keep fighting
-- Edited by lucy on Thursday 18th of April 2013 06:32:34 PM
JoAnneh said
Apr 17, 2013
Use the search bottom and enter itchy Skin, RIBA rash, etc... You will get to read past posts To give lots of ideas. Keep drinking lots of water too
mallani said
Apr 17, 2013
Try to keep it simple and cheap. In Australia we have Nivea lotion, which is easily absorbed and you can pile it on without breaking the bank. I would avoid oils. Cheers.
Zlikster said
Apr 17, 2013
i am using excipial u lipolotion. It helped me before with dry skin/eczema (could be from hcv) and it helps now with Riba rash.
i tried Aloe Vera 99% pure lotion, but it's not that great compared to excipial
js2012 said
Apr 17, 2013
Lucy I used Flexitol oil and it saved me. You can find it online or in natural stores
lucy said
Apr 16, 2013
Thanks Karen, I am trying to buy it right now. Thanks
for your information. Hope it is helpful for my very dry skin.
Karen wrote:
Hi Lucy,
Yes, it is Egyptian Magic. I believe you are in Canada?? In the US I can buy it at either Whole Foods or a health food type store. You may be able to get it online.
Hope it works for you;)
Karen said
Apr 16, 2013
Hi Lucy,
Yes, it is Egyptian Magic. I believe you are in Canada?? In the US I can buy it at either Whole Foods or a health food type store. You may be able to get it online.
Hope it works for you;)
Karen said
Apr 16, 2013
Hi Lucy,
Egyptian Magic works pretty good...If you decide to give it a try, best way to use it..put it into your hand, warm it up and slather it on. Little oily at first but if you are that dry your skin will drink it right up...
lucy said
Apr 16, 2013
Hello Karen
Thank you very much. Where can I buy it? The name is Egyptian Magic ?
Karen wrote
Hi Lucy,
Egyptian Magic works pretty good...If you decide to give it a try, best way to use it..put it into your hand, warm it up and slather it on. Little oily at first but if you are that dry your skin will drink it right up...
-- Edited by lucy on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 09:22:28 PM
lucy said
Apr 16, 2013
These two weeks, My skin is getting to be more dry. I already use a lot of body lotion, body cream, but not useful.
Can anyone recommend any way to me? I already tried to change a different brand product, but still not useful.
Thanks a lot
-- Edited by lucy on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 06:47:05 PM
-- Edited by lucy on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 06:47:50 PM
My husband struggled with dry skin and especially with a dry nose.
We bought the best humidifier we could find and run it almost 24/7 in our bedroom.
The humidifier made a huge difference.
Ronna
Hi Lucy,
Take it easy on the showers. I had a brief shower with cool water every 2 days and only used a little baby shampoo- no soap. That may not suit everyone. As the drugs decrease the sweat production, keep using a cheap moisturiser as often as possible.
My pharmasist said to take it easy on the hot showers with dedorant soap. That they would dry your skin. They said most people use a moisturizing lotion after shower or bath. She said Aveeno was one popular brand. It has Dimethicone and colloidal oatmeal. I use a generic version the local Gro store makes with same stuff.
Mainly said just don't use one with any kind of alcohol in it.
apply lotion several times a day... all the best MJ
My doctor told me to use nothing but Eucerin in the tub mixed with a tube of cordisone 1%. It's kind of gross but very good.
Thanks all guys`s warm replies. Very helpful !!!
I am taking good care of myself, keep fighting
-- Edited by lucy on Thursday 18th of April 2013 06:32:34 PM
Skin, RIBA rash, etc... You will get to read past posts
To give lots of ideas.
Keep drinking lots of water too
Try to keep it simple and cheap. In Australia we have Nivea lotion, which is easily absorbed and you can pile it on without breaking the bank. I would avoid oils. Cheers.
i am using excipial u lipolotion. It helped me before with dry skin/eczema (could be from hcv) and it helps now with Riba rash.
http://www.excipial.ca/blog/2012/04/10/excipial-u-lipolotion/
i tried Aloe Vera 99% pure lotion, but it's not that great compared to excipial
Lucy I used Flexitol oil and it saved me. You can find it online or in natural stores
Thanks Karen, I am trying to buy it right now. Thanks
for your information. Hope it is helpful for my very dry skin.
Hi Lucy,
Yes, it is Egyptian Magic. I believe you are in Canada?? In the US I can buy it at either Whole Foods or a health food type store. You may be able to get it online.
Hope it works for you;)
Hi Lucy,
Egyptian Magic works pretty good...If you decide to give it a try, best way to use it..put it into your hand, warm it up and slather it on. Little oily at first but if you are that dry your skin will drink it right up...
Hello Karen
-- Edited by lucy on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 09:22:28 PM
These two weeks, My skin is getting to be more dry. I already use a lot of body lotion, body cream, but not useful.
Can anyone recommend any way to me? I already tried to change a different brand product, but still not useful.
Thanks a lot
-- Edited by lucy on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 06:47:05 PM
-- Edited by lucy on Tuesday 16th of April 2013 06:47:50 PM