Sensitive skin deodorant
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Well, I don't think it has to do with gastroenterology, which is an issue with the digestive tract. But for whatever reason, could be the deodorant you've been using is no longer agreeing with you, so change it. Always wash real good under your arms, too, when you shower.
I had that problem my last pregnancy. I used deodorant and baby powder.
Google natural homemade deodorant for sensitive skin...my sis started getting a rash from too much baking soda too. She uses way less in there and is fine now and says the deodorant still works well.
To poster above ^^, there's a bunch of questionable ingredients in Deodorant (and creams, make up, bodywashes) they are not proven to harm a baby through breastfeeding but some people like to play it safe.
Soaps and detergents can strip away the natuarl skin oils and thus cause or exacerbate a dry skin condition.
You can take the following measures to prevent it to a certain degree.
-Apply a rich moisturizer several times a day, especially right after you bathe or wash your hands. You can also use an oil, such as baby oil while your skin is still damp from a bath or shower. Oil has more staying power than cream and helps stop water from evaporating from your skin's surface.
The deodorant in question might just have too high of a concentration of these oils for your skin type. Try using a natural deodorant that has more mild plant oils or a lower concentration of the irritating types of oils. Lavender is good. Calendula, rose, jasmine, sandalwood, patchouli, neroli, and neem are also calming and good for more sensitive skin.
Since I've been pregnant my skin is super sensitive especially down below if i shave I brake out in terrible razor bumps if I nair I break out in terrible razor bumpsbut I have to do something because I don't like a lot of hair down there it's uncomfortable and my doctor said it can create bacteria infections as well about 3 weeks ago I got a wax for the first time although my hair hasn't grown back which is great my razor bumps are 10 times worse this has never happened before
One of the things that causes my itching...it's very sporatic..is that I have seborrehic dermatitis on my scalp and in the eyebrows, and into the cornor of my eye. This is why the corner of my eye itches, although there may be allergic causes as well. I have been into alternative methods of dealing with my problems for years, and I have not found anything alternatively to take the itch away other than the Rx Pataday drops.
You can get a spray made for your vagina that is easily brought in the shop :)
ve been using, which is why I made the initial suggestions in this post. Besides the lymph nodes being right there, your skin is the largest organ to the body. Your skin is affected by what you put on it as well as what you put in the body. So, thus, the mention of food sensitivities in the above paragraph.
So, see the doctor and use an antibiotic if one is prescribed, then stop using deodorant there 'til this heals.
First off I'm a 32 male. For a few years now I've gotten bumps under my armpits that are red and painful. I always thought it was from shaving but recently I have gotten them and don't shave anymore. I switched from old spice deodorant to an all natural deodorant, native, after I was getting a small rash and itching. Now I have a bigger rash under my left armpit but my right armpit is fine. Can this be from deodorant? Laundry detergent? I don't sweat all that much.
I also was told that when you have a mastectomy, like I had, and all lymph nodes removed, like I had, the burning in the end may be a little worse than if one has a lumpectomy because of the cushioning and I have/had red hair and very sensitive skin anyway. but for the first two weeks or so I had no symptoms at all.
In any event, you can do it, and it is not as scary as you may think. So, keep in touch so we can support you, OK, and you can also write to individuals here privately.
My sense of smell is so sensitive that I've had to ask my husband to change his deodorant, we've changed our laundry detergent to one without a fragrance, and if anything is seasoned with Italian herbs or herbs in general I become nauseous. Is anyone else sensitive to smells?
I have been experiencing a terrible irritation/rash underneath my armpits that started out as making my skin feel like it was burning or on-fire sometimes with or without deodorant applied to the area. The skin underneath my arm was not only burning but also peeling, inflamed & changing color from translucent gray to dark blackish-brown.
I use this stuff called Coochy Cream. It's AMAZING. I have super sensitive skin as well. I always splurge on a nice sensitive skin razor. If you can't find or don't want to buy Coochy Cream, try conditioner. I also sometimes buy this cream at Walgreens or Wal-Mart called Bump Stopper. It's to prevent razor burn on men's faces, but it's not medicated like Bikini Zone, it's way cheaper, and it works better IMO.
Since I been pregnant almost 5 months. It seems as if I need a stronger deodorant. How about u? If so, what do u recommend?
Thx!
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