blog — skin condition
Here’s why you don’t HAVE to resort to steroids for eczema treatment.
Posted by Renee Harris on
Here’s why you don’t HAVE to resort to steroid treatment. You can make a few changes to start the healing process immediately It’s unsettling to have a 20 minute consultation with a doctor to then be handed a prescription for a topical steroid cream. Will this fix the problem permanently? Does this mean I won’t suffer from side effects? Does this tell me why I have eczema in the first place? No, No and No. And yet, your skin hurts, itches, and bleeds. Feeling hopeless, most people would take that prescription slip and reluctantly run to the pharmacy, even though its...
- Tags: eczema, psoriasis, skin condition
Are you allergic to your laundry detergent?
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Wedding Ring Dermatitis: Is it a nickel allergy or a simple skin irritation?
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A MadeOn customer, Leah, wrote to tell me that she found the cause to her eczema in the form of something unexpected:
"Renee, I wanted to mention an eczema trigger that a lot of people don't think about. It's the one I figured out was mine and since I removed it from my environment, my eczema has improved about 90%."
What’s your skin care game changer?
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- Tags: ingredients, skin condition
Lichen Sclerosus, Eczema, Allergies and Your Skin (There's Hope!)
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While Angela gets to the root of the lichen sclerosus, eczema and allergies, she's found some relief from MadeOn Skin Care's products:
"Your Bee Silk stick is the only thing I can use that clears up and relieves my lichen sclerosus. I use your foot rub on my cracked heels and toes. I use your soothing rash cream for both my kids who suffer from eczema and dry skin. I use your Bee Silk on just about every part of my body to help with eczema and dry/scaly skin. We use your bug block sticks and lip balms as well. I love your products for the relief they have brought me and my kids."
- Tags: allergy, eczema, psoriasis, rash, skin condition