Sensitive skin ingredients
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I have been diagnosed with eczema. I cm chemically sensitive and find many creams irritating. I searched on-line to find out the ingredients in pramasone and eletone and could find nothing. I received samples of these from a dermatologist and without the ingredients. I am unable to find them on the web. Is there a site open to the public that lists ingredients?
I was also advised to take Zyrtec and wondered if Zyrtec had any more benefit for skin reactions thank Claritin.
After you determine what cosmetic ingredients you are sensitive to, you will be able to choose the “safe” products that do not contain those antigens. For example, your topical routine could be as simple as applying fresh, home-made preparations for skin utilizing organic, eatable ingredients only.
Wishing You Optimal Health,
Dr.
Had you provided us with detailed description of your skin concerns, we would have been able to recommend some ingredients to look for in skin care products.
Basic facts to have in mind when choosing skincare products are:
1. Less expensive products often have less active ingredients;
2. Less expensive products usually contain lower concentrations of some active ingredients;
3.
My girlfriend has very sensitive skin, and it can be irritated by a wide variety of things, but many of her most violent reactions come from different types of soap. A couple of the worst are Irish Spring and Lever 2000. I know this isn't very much information, but I'm trying to figure out if there are specific chemicals in these products that are known to cause allergic reactions. That way we would know to avoid them in the future. Thank you for your help.
can any 1 give me any ideas how to control sensitive teeth ITS DRIVING ME BONKERS! i use sensodyne toothpaste and mouth wash nothing helps. i can't stand anything hot or cold touching them. iv been to my dentist several times now and she applyed a gel to my gums which eases it 4 a while but theres not much more she can do. any advice appreciated.
It sais: CETHAPIL skin cleanser for all skin types..mild, non irritating formula...soap free cleanser for sensitive skin. ideal for face, hand and body...NON COMEDOGENIC, FRAGRANCE FREE AND PH BALANCE ...Ingredients: Water, Cetyl Alcohol, Propylene Glycol, etc. Can this be use as lubricant in anal sex?
I have eczema but I also get bad reactions to chapstick and neosporin when I apply to an open wound. So yeah, it aggravates my skin even more. My skin is not extremely sensitive but I always use fragrance free lotion. Fragrance in lotion, moisturizer, etc can irritate the skin even if unnoticed. If you have sensitive skin, it would be even more irritating. Menthol is also an irritant. I only use it to temporarily soothe away the AWFUL itchiness of eczema (it's better than scratching).
s possible you had a reaction to one of the ingredients in the product. What were the actual ingredients of the product you took?
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From doing researching on the internet, I think my little dog has Black skin disease. He is about 6 years old. He constantly scratches. He had fleas about 6 months ago and was treated by the Vet. Now he is fleas free but has small black patches on the skin between his leg joints and stomach area. The hair has become thin in these areas also. The rest of his skin is red and scaly.
Depends on the person. Depends on how much is in the product. Depends on if the product is good quality and actually works. If you're concerned, don't use it, and fix your skin by eating better and better hygiene and eliminating artificial ingredients in the products you use on your skin. Some people have very sensitive skin, some don't.
t doing it for me, so I took more. well not long after my teeth were super sensitive, and one tooth almost died, my skin felt like it had sunburn when any pressure applied to it... so sliding across the car seat was agony. I doubt it the fillers. I am pretty sure it is the active ingredient. seems I have to be hypoT for rest of my life as in the end it affected my joints. I am sure as now when I take any, I have a joint flare within hours. also have head issues on taking it...
I've been using Aveeno baby with this baby and I love it. She has sensitive skin and it doesn't irritate her at all.
I was using Sensodyne-F plus Whitening and the skin in my mouth started peeling. It wasn't painful, it was mostly just annoying. It mostly happened during the day after I brushed my teeth. It would continue on throughout the night, and continued until I stopped using that specific toothpaste. Now I just use Sensodyn-F Ultra Fresh.
I also tried Whitening Expressions (Cinnamon) when my household bought it, and it caused slight peeling.
That soap was Ivory which is supposed
to be very mild. You say you have sensitive skin. Dove sensitive is a good choice of soap as a shower soap but not necessarily as a face soap.
The skin in various parts of your body is different . You say you feel a burning sensation of your cheeks, forehead, and around your lips.
Do you use a skin lotion to moisturize your face? If so, what is the name
of that product.
I looked at the ingredients and nothing stood out as a problem after some searches of the ingredients (boric acid, sodium borate, potassium chloride, sodium cloride, preserved with polyaminopropyl biguanide and edetate disodium.
Normally I don't have that bad of sensitive skin, but since the past few weeks I have noticed that when I take a shower and use my loofa sponge and coco butter body wash (which I have used for about a year now) I break out with a rash on my stomach. Also I took a bath tonight, just plain water, not hot of course and noticed that I broke out with a rash on my stomach AND my chest. What is going on? Is this normal?
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