Beauty

[Shanus]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Taking hot showers will do it. Also when you shampoo your hair and rinse it, the rinse water goes down your back and that could cause issues for some people.

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@SilleeMee  @DbinMd2  I had an issue with my condtioner not fully rinsed off my back since it's usually the last step in the shower. i have a hand held shower head and make sure I take it down and do a full rinse on my body to get soaps and conditioenr off myself before stepping out. I also lotion up while my skin is still damp.

[Natureluvr]

My mom has an area of her back that often itches and has for years. Nothing has helped. She’s been to a few dermatologists and was told she has what‘s called neuropathic itching. I believe it’s uncommon, though.

[Ainhisg]

@DbinMd2 my back, particularly one spot, always starts itching in the winter.  I know it's from less humidity in the air.  This spray is a godsend!  After drying off in the shower, step back in and spray your back best you can.  It's actually not hard to do.  You will get immediate relief that lasts!  

[SilleeMee]

For putting lotion on my back I use one of these...'back buddy'. This one is vinyl so it's easy to wipe clean (can be laundered also) plus the hand straps are non-stretchy so you can get a good grip. Found mine on eBay fro about $10.