Beauty

[CalMom]

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@LTT1 wrote:

@suzyQ3@feline groovy@SilleeMee@SilleeMee

my original post did sound like a downer, but I didn't mean it to be!

The three  problems I listed are the main reason I'm getting more deeply into this now.

@SilleeMee

For me, coconut oil is well-tolerated. Thanks

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So go to Costco. They sell organic coconut oil in a huge container. It liquifies in the warm weather. Put it on your lips throughout the day.

Problem solved.

You can cook with it, put it on your dog's food and more!

[LTT1]

@ChynnaBlue
Thank you so much for this information! I will check this out!

[LTT1]

@SilleeMee
Thank you❤️

[winamac1]

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@LTT1 wrote:

@chrystaltree

Our family is at doctors and specialists several times per month.

There are some conditions (such as eczema) that net only a "well, did you try Cetaphil? That's usually what I would recommend."

Being tired of these non-helpful suggestions from medical practitioners, I am ready to get some opinions.

You might read Amazon's reviews for eczema products, if you want to understand what I'm saying.

We all seek opinions of others from time to time.

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I have eczema Teach--I hate it!!!

[winamac1]

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@LTT1 wrote:

@suzyQ3@feline groovy@SilleeMee@SilleeMee

my original post did sound like a downer, but I didn't mean it to be!

The three  problems I listed are the main reason I'm getting more deeply into this now.

@SilleeMee

For me, coconut oil is well-tolerated. Thanks

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You are NEVER a downer!!!!

[momoftwo2007]

My daughter had really bad eczema when she was a baby. We tried every cream there was, even perscripton ones.  I think the only one that seem to help was  Mustela's Stelatopia Lipid-Replenishing Balm.  

[LTT1]

@winamac1
Awww thanks!
BTW... How do you best manage your eczema? Thx❤️

[LTT1]

@momoftwo2007
DD had something by Mustela on the dresser. I'm going to ask her if she used that product yet on the kids! Thx