saffering from dry skin even if i used the best lotions
214677
hello, the best supplements for skin are: omega 3, flax seed oil and if you can, try to have extra virgin olive oil, it is excellent for the skin as well as for a moisturizer believe it or not. some skin cremes may help, the best ones are CETAPHIL and LUBRIDERM, but use those only if the oils that i mentioned above do not work, but they should..sometimes dry skin has alot to do with the diet or lack of some vitamin or mineral, in order to find this out, you would need to take a test, could be allergies as well...but try the fish oils and flax and olive oil and see how that works out for you...good luck
506710
winter itch due to dry skin use lots of cream for dry skin
282034
There is a wonderful lotion out there called Eucerin cream.  It comes in small white tubs and is sold with the hand lotions.  I have had eczema for 20 years, and this is the first non-medicated cream I've ever found that will even cut that dryness.  And it only takes one application--the medicated creams took at least 3.  I have eczema inside my ears to the point that the skin simply flakes off, and even the medicated lotions didn't work on it, but this rehydrated my skin to the point that it even stops that.
625358
The chlorine in the pool dried out your skin, and it's a matter of applying tons of lotion to ease the discomfort you're feeling.  Keep applying (or better yet - have someone do it for you), for a week or so, or until the burn fades or you stop itching!
272046
probably your skin is very sensitive.. try cleansers for sensitive skin and i suggest stop using astringents since they are strong (if you do have sensitive skin) and use toners, moisturizers at night and moisturizers that has at least spf 15 for the day.  its also best to wash your face every night before you sleep esp if you wear makeup. these are just simple hygiene but if you want the best skin for your face.. you will need to exfoliate and use dermabrasion too. it's a lot of work but def worth it.
439558
i have exzema too really really bad!!!!!!!! try putting sum ice on it it will also stop the itching.
413637
Sounds like dry skin from the winter cold and wind.\nI like St. Eves formula skin lotions. They are the only ones that work for me and are not greesy.\nGold Bond Ultra Lotion has been advertised alot lately and it be it works as this type has been around a long long time. Hope to try it out.\nMake sure you exfoliate your legs in the shower or bath. This gets the dead skin cells off so you dont itch so much. Just make sure you put the lotion on right after you get out.
190018
it could be your deoderant\n\nyou should see your doctor
240011
Forget all the so-called special stuff that cost a fortune. Simply rely on the basics. If there is any concern with dryness of skin, for example, use something as simply as Johnson's Baby Oil or some of the other products on the market that heal.\n\nAnd lighten up.  Do it gentle.
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Same thing happened to me, instead of using it twice a day, I cut back to once a day.  I was also using to much, only use pea size amounts.  You get a booklet with other Proactive products that you can buy, try the lotion.  If all else fails, call and speak to a rep, most of them are proactive users and can offer useful help/information.
350340
Everyone  has unique skin.  Your skins sounds like it maybe sensitive to the chemicals that are in Proactiv.  I used the product about 6 years ago.  At first it word great!  I used it just like they said.  But as time went on (about 1 year) my skin became immune to the treatment and it didn't work anymore.  I called them and they said that was normal for some people.  \nI recommend trying to be more gentle to your skin.  Perhaps  in the morning, wash your face with something mild and be sure to hydrate with a non-pore clogging face lotion(both morning and night).  Then just use the Proactiv at night.   \nGood luck to you!
124096
try using lotion your legs are probably dry becuase your sweating
414592
take a good bath you feel a little fresh\nbut dont be that happy\nthe problem arrises soon your skin is again exposed to this weather \napply glicirine pal\navailable at medical store near you \nmail me at \nf185_ug6@yahoo.co.in
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my feet are like a child's and the trick is to stay well hydrated, drink plenty of water and also take flax oil, this will lubricate your skin from the inside. \nYou can put on all the lotion you like but you need to work on whats going on inside.
12084
When winter months set in, drier weather does also, causing your skin to become more dry and itchy. At my house, we use a humidifier to put moisture back into the house to counteract the drying air from heat.  Also try a body cream. Lotions are lighter but creams at night are heavier and lock in moisture better. \n\nIf this doesn't work, you could also try seeing your doctor. You may have a more serious condition such as exema.\n\nHope this helps!
504888
I tried everything u can possible think of for my face and the only thing that worked is anything that has microdermabrasion crystals in it.  You use it every night and it sands off that 1 layer off your face.  Then so your face wont be dry use cocoa butter not just any cocoa butter use palmers.  Watch as the results amaze you
368450
the worst thing you can do for your hands is soaking them in hot water! this actually dehydrates your hands.  Your best bet is an ointment or straight up Vaseline.  a lot of the lotions out there (including Vaseline intensive care) say they are moisturizing, but in the long run they just dry out your hands more.  You need an oil or petroleum based lotion so it will stay on longer and force moisture into your hands.  Eucerin has been great for me; put it on as often as you can and that should help significantly. Vaseline is your best bet though, if you can stand it.  also, if you can afford it, go see a dermatologist; they have tons of products to help out dry skin!