I don't have much knowledge about this, but my gp told me he didn't much like the idea of moisturisers on skin and I think that's because the skin can't breathe.
I don't have much knowledge about this, but my gp told me he didn't much like the idea of moisturisers on skin and I think that's because the skin can't breathe.
It's because certain moisturisers and moisturising shower gels can penetrative too deeply through the dermis and cause irritation.
I don't have much knowledge about this, but my gp told me he didn't much like the idea of moisturisers on skin and I think that's because the skin can't breathe.
I can't imagine a GP saying this - regular moisturisers are the main treatment for eczema...
I don't have much knowledge about this, but my gp told me he didn't much like the idea of moisturisers on skin and I think that's because the skin can't breathe.
Moisturiser is good though. It literally nourishes* the skin + drinking water
Don’t moisturise after washing your face, just some Vaseline on the lips
Exactly. You don't need a 10 pound Nivea moisturiser when you can just put some 2 pound vaseline on. But nobody will tell you about these small things, cuz profits right?
Exactly. You don't need a 10 pound Nivea moisturiser when you can just put some 2 pound vaseline on. But nobody will tell you about these small things, cuz profits right?
It’s not about the money. People just over do it with the 22 step night time skincare routine, really unnecessary.
Most people I know with severe (pitted/ice pick) scars opt for laser. But there is also chemical peel masks which can help with less severe scarring - you would need to see a cosmetologist who would determine which peel if any is ok to use on your skin. It's best to speak to your dermatologist about all of these things before doing them, they will run you through all the options best and safest for your skin.
Most people I know with severe (pitted/ice pick) scars opt for laser. But there is also chemical peel masks which can help with less severe scarring - you would need to see a cosmetologist who would determine which peel if any is ok to use on your skin. It's best to speak to your dermatologist about all of these things before doing them, they will run you through all the options best and safest for your skin.
This is my fore head and my chin and I don’t know how to fade it Away,