Beauty Tips For Body Care
As per another thread, I decided to get a tube of the Lotrimin Ultra cream for myself to try. It's been a week since first applying it, here are the results so far.For starters, I never had skin problems as a teen, or through the first half of my 20s, but then one day I had bad dandruff and severe scaling on my scalp. My ex used to go through my hair, picking off the yellowish scales and it just kept progressing. My hair is extremely thick, which only helps harbor the moisture and bacteria.The issue comes and goes in waves, which provides moments of extreme confidence and general well being, and then periods of absolute fear and anxiety, physical pain and piss poor self esteem. It is hard to make eye contact, or even face people.I've tried the classic OTC medications ie. coal tar, salicylic acid, zinc pyrithione, and prescription Ketoconazole 2%. Some of these work for a day or two, and then my head and face return to the unbearably itchy and burning red pile of shit that they are.So, here are some photos of the progress using Lotrimin Ultra (Butenafine hydrochloride 1% - you can find this in Lamisil, too.)To be fair, the redness/scaliness on my face was already at a tame level. It was not a shameful no eye contact kind of week, so the before photos don't make my problem seem as bad as it can and has been.Day 1. Red nose, red, scaly eyebrow, scaly hairline, and severe dandruff.Dandruff Redness Chin Sideburns Red Scalp Scaly HairlineDay 2. Already showing signs of improvement. Photos usually taken post shower, so the redness goes down even more than it shows here.Sideburns Other Side Nose ChinDay 3/4. The scaling on my eyebrow came back. Starting to lose hope..that this is a fluke. But my face does look better, overall.Eyebrow Nose Sideburn Other SideToday. Looks and feels better. The tingling and itching has subsided, and dandruff is nearly gone, but it still snows when I take my motorcycle helmet off!Sideburn Nose/EyebrowI have also been taking once daily a mix of black walnut, wormwood oil, and garlic. The psyllium husk is hard to deal with, so any suggestions on how to ingest that stuff, let me know. I've found these to be common natural remedies using other forums, and they all help with digestive health, and rid the body of bacteria. Stay hydrated, drink a lot of water!! It's so easy to forget, but set alarms, write it down on all of your stuff/places, and keep reminding yourself that it is probabaly the most beneficial thing we can do for our skin.I use the ph booster, alkalyzer and liquid chlorophyll based on the results of a guy on youtube who documented his transformation. (he was pretty much entirely red, and cleared it up using those 3 things in water with lime/lemon)
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