Dry Skin

ronano

I'm on meds that dry out my skin/lips, i've tried e45 cream but it doesn't seem to be helping in any major way. Any other ideas ?

PrecariousNuts

Neutrogena visibly clear for your skin, oil free, non irritating. Aloe Vera lip balm or just plain vaseline for your lips. Roaccutane right?

Victor

Try that Norwegian lip balm stuff and keep hydrated. Blistex?

DirtyDog

Best stuff for dry skin is hydrocortisone, available over the counter at your local chemist, Rub it in at night...

And as PrecariousNuts" said for the lips, just get a good lip balm with alo vera, and neutrogena for the hands

eclectichoney

carmex in the wee yellow tubs is savagely good for lips

Interceptor

Me second the Carmex vote.

'c

CathyMoran

Vaseline is good on the lips, as is the Neutrogena range. Silcocks base is a good basic cream for skin dryness. I would personally avoid hydrocorizone - your skin can get used to this and you end up needing stronger versions of the cream, it also causes redness with prolonged use along with other problems.

mycroft

Emulave

I have ezcema does the job

catspring

eucerin is great. it designed for sensitive and very dry skin. it contains synthetic urea which supposedly does wonders for problem skin.
you can get it in boots and good chemists. is dear enough but you'll only use a little if it's only for your lips.

Lenny

I've got a a dry foreskin too
any recamendations, and I ain't got no gf to spit on it and make it wet for me

*Page*

first question
do u have central heating at home
second question
do u work in an area wit air conditioning?

if so drink water in work and at home, turn heating off at night and use a baby lotion on your face at night and in the morning use vasaline on ur lips.....sorry about spelling

Lenny

When I used to work in AIb, used to work in the basement and it had no windows so we had air conditioning, and it used to rip the face off me

irlirishkev

You could try Eurax. It's an over the counter Hydrocortisone 1% cream. The air conditioning in my office totally f*cks me up, and this stuff does help. It's not expensive, and you use it sparingly, so lasts for ages..

Kevin.

ApeXaviour

Best goin at the root of the problem IMO..
Good regular dose of vit C and plenty of cod-liver oil tablets should clear that right up for ya..