I have eczema and so does my elementary aged son along with 30% of the population affected by the itchy rash, dry, scaly, cracked, rough, inflamed, and red skin condition. Is it genetic? Absolutely. Most cases are actually diagnosed in infancy and early childhood. Will my child suffer from eczema for the rest of their lives? Probably not. Most children outgrow this condition by age ten.
I decided to share some of my personal tips that I use to treat my son and myself at home. In conversation, I make recommendations and suggestions to friends all the time because I take a special interest in the skin. Well, and since we are all friends here...
1. Use Shea Butter based moisturizers to aid dry skin. Here are some of our favorite moisturizing products. Support your local businesses. Try a body butter by Shay's Everything or Monteils Skincare & Aromatherapy both providing all natural products.
3. Apply an in-shower moisturizer to wet skin during your bathing
regimen. What do I
mean by "in-shower" you ask? I've added an image of my favorite so
far.
· Water Activated Formula
· Hydration to the skin lasts longer
· Works beyond the most superficial skin surface
· Helps to repair and condition itchy skin
I definitely intend to continue trying other brands. However, I prefer those wet skin lotions that require a rinse after application (just a preference).
"Beauty is being comfortable and confident in your own skin." Iman
"Beautiful skin requires commitment not a miracle." Erno Laszlo
Glow on! Meek
"Beauty is being comfortable and confident in your own skin." Iman
"Beautiful skin requires commitment not a miracle." Erno Laszlo
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