Skin Cream

• Thailand_Hero

  5 Jul 02, 18:56

  What kinds of skin cream or lotions are good for combating stubbon dermetitis that just does not seem to god damn go away?
• FireIce

  5 Jul 02, 19:03

  wait for blurblop to come....
  he skincare expert
• Thailand_Hero

  5 Jul 02, 19:20

  thanks fireice...ask him give me good advise!!
• Fruit_cake

  5 Jul 02, 23:06

  Apply "ice" cream to cool it off...or "sour" cream to smooth it..hahahaha
• FireIce

  6 Jul 02, 01:48

  hahahah
  u want to make him hui3 rong2 oso no need so zek ark mah....
• blurblop

  6 Jul 02, 11:12

  Originally posted by Thailand_Hero:

  What kinds of skin cream or lotions are good for combating stubbon dermetitis that just does not seem to god damn go away?

  There are many types of dermetitis. This word is a generic name for skin problems. Unless you can be more specific.
  
  Your dermetitis is on face or other parts of the body?
  
  If face, do u use skin care products eg..toner, moisturisers etc? If so, what do u use? Any harsh alcohol or fragrance? Any petroleum or mineral oil in the ingredients?
  
  If u don't use anything, is your skin oily or dry? What do u use as a facial wash?
  
  Got to know answers to these questions b4 can give proper reply.
• Thailand_Hero

  6 Jul 02, 12:25

  not using any moisturiers...
  small patch of red sensitive skin on face
  well facial type is oily
• Fruit_cake

  6 Jul 02, 18:26

  Just wash your face more often. Wipe your face with those oil absorber paper, eat more vegetables...not one or two stems, drink more water...reduce KFC, fried oysters, those super oily food. That should cure it!
  
  Am i right??
• Thailand_Hero

  6 Jul 02, 18:44

  
• blurblop

  6 Jul 02, 19:50

  What damages your skin?
  
  Your skin is under attack from many environmental influences. Here are just a few :
  
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  Sun
  the sun's harmful rays can cause premature aging of the skin,
  the result being dry, unsupple skin, with unwanted wrinkles.
  
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  Pollution
  invisible pollution all around us can be toxic to our skin.
  
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  Illness
  when we are run down and ill, our skin reflects this.
  
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  Alcohol
  alcohol can have a toxic and dehydrating effect on our skin.
  
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  Stress
  cheerfulness is an excellent beauty treatment - stress is not!
  
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  Smoking
  cigarettes are the enemy of radiant skin and a healthy body.
  
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  Your skin condition is probably due to allergy or overexposure to the sun.
  
  You may visit your doctor to get some steroids to clear away the redness.
  
  Then your routine should be:-
  
  1) Cleanse- Use soap free products. As soap and many face cleansing gels robbed away alot of natural moisture and exposed skin to harsh elements of the sun and pollution. This in turn will cause parched skin and irritate it. By the time your skin produces enough sebum, damage is already done.
  
  2) Tone-Use a toner which is alcohol and fragrance free. Alcohol dehydrates and makes your skin look old and stressed. Fragrance causes allergies. A well toned skin gives you radiance and clarity. At the same time, it prepares the skin for moisturising.
  
  3) Moisturies-Although you have oily skin, choose a moisturiser for normal or oily skin. Make sure the moisturiser do not contain the chemicals above.
  
  Also make sure there are no petroleum, beewax, lanolin and oil. These will clogged up your pores and you may suffer from outbreaks and blackheads. A safe bet will be looking at the label and you see water as the base ingredient.
  
  I can recommend you certain brands, but I will not do it here as each individual skin type is different and responses to products varies. What I have posted here are just generalities. If you want to know more, my email is [email protected].
  
  You have not told me your age and sex. With those information, I will be able to recommend a more comprehensive regimen. DuH