Where have all the cider vinegar users gone?
Dump the steroids, elidel and protopic and get on the ACV! *carefully* Simon
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Technically I don’t think there’s a problem applying shampoo to the
face as well since it’s basically a cleanser. The trick with sebderm
is that you want to avoid shampoos and facial products that contain
lauryl sulfates and fragrances, both of which are irritants to people
with sensitive skin and skin conditions.
It should also be noted that some dandruff shampoos contain these
ingredients (such as Head and Shoulders). Look for ones that don’t.
Other examples of shampoos for sebderm include Phytosylic, P&S,
Aubrey Organics, Avalon Organics, etc.
For my face, I typically use any of the following products: Derma E
Tea Tree Creme, DermaDoctor Calm, Cool and Corrected and Ovace
prescription cleaner and cream.
Please try tacrolimus cream. After 2 weeks the symtomps go away.
It is like a miracle. This cream blocks the inmuno reaction that give us the
redness and scalps. Try it. It will cure you..
Simon
February 22nd, 2007 at 10:22 pm
Has anyone tried ACV on the scalp? If so, what
process do you recommend?
February 23rd, 2007 at 7:50 pm
Technically I don’t think there’s a problem applying shampoo to the
face as well since it’s basically a cleanser. The trick with sebderm
is that you want to avoid shampoos and facial products that contain
lauryl sulfates and fragrances, both of which are irritants to people
with sensitive skin and skin conditions.
It should also be noted that some dandruff shampoos contain these
ingredients (such as Head and Shoulders). Look for ones that don’t.
Other examples of shampoos for sebderm include Phytosylic, P&S,
Aubrey Organics, Avalon Organics, etc.
For my face, I typically use any of the following products: Derma E
Tea Tree Creme, DermaDoctor Calm, Cool and Corrected and Ovace
prescription cleaner and cream.
Sharon Kantanie
February 24th, 2007 at 2:36 am
Stephanie Carneyrr.com> wrote:
<scarney3@midsouth.
February 24th, 2007 at 12:45 pm
Please try tacrolimus cream. After 2 weeks the symtomps go away.
It is like a miracle. This cream blocks the inmuno reaction that give us the
redness and scalps. Try it. It will cure you..
Please read this small article about it….
http://cat.inist.fr/?aModele= afficheN&cpsidt=14950557