Skin Care Treatments

I either have psoriasis or eczema, but i dont have health insurance (american) What are some things i can avoid to help this problem, and what are some things i can do to treat it? over the counter and natural treatments, soaps and shampoo’s. ANYTHING!

Hi, you can try one of the natural treatments available on the Internet. Some of them do actually work. For my psor./eczema I use herbal cream by Champori quite successfully. It takes just a couple of weeks to clear the spots and they then stay clear for months on end.
Try it: Champori is available online without prescription and comes with money back guarantee so if it doesn’t work for you – it’s free.
Cheers,
Antje
get their cream for psoriasis – in my book it’s more potent than that for eczema

What is the difference between psoriasis and eczema?

I have a patch of dry scaly red skin on my thigh that is itchy. How can I tell if it is psoriasis or eczema?

My guess is you have eczema a.k.a. dermatitis. Psoriasis is usually constant, more intense, usually involves a lot of flaking, and can be very widespread. From what you describe it sounds like an occasional localized flare-up, so that’s why I think it’s dermatitis. If this is a rare or one-time occurance, I’m thinking contact dermatitis, meaning you rubbed your thigh against an irritant. If it happens regularly, it may be atopic, meaning it’s most likely triggered by pollen, weather, or food.

Try keeping it moisturized. You may have to experiment with different products to find the one best suited for your skin. If you’re not going to see a doctor, try any of the various OTC steroid-based creams and ointments out there.

I would like to reduce the wrinkles around my eyes (crows feet) and soften the appearance of my skin tone. There are so many different wrinkle creams and toners on the market that can be purchased at the store and only online. I don’t know which ones actually work and which ones are just marketing scams. Can someone please let me know what you have tried and does it work.

you vist this site

I heard somewhere that you should start using anti wrinkle cream in your mid 20′s. I have started using an anti wrinkle moisturizer daily, one for the day and one for night. I’m 25. I have always looked pretty young for my age but I’ve started to notice "laugh lines" on the sides of my eyes and around my mouth when I smile.
Does it really work?
What is it that makes it work?
Does it matter what kind I use?

Some vitamins in the cream make any kind of imperfections blend in and match the face. be patient and over time, it will work.

hope i helped (:
xox kerri

I was thinking to start using wrinkle cream (I am 19) because every time i wear makeup (eye makeup) I would have to remove after and it feels harsh around my skin even with make up remover i feel like im getting wrinkle lines around my eyes. So i told my aunt about this and she told me not to use any wrinkle creams because she did and it caused her to have more wrinkles …….Is it true what she says?Any advice?

Look at the method of how you are removing your makeup instead. Choose a gentler cleanser that will remove the makeup. If you’re concerned about wrinkles, be gentle around the eye area.

Whenever applying anything under your eyes, use tapping motions with your less dominate finger like the ring or pinkie finger.
A natural product you may consider for wrinkles that is not as harsh is VCO (virgin coconut oil) it’s great!

Feed your skin within as well, eating fresh foods provides nutrients to your skin, remember what you eat reflects on your skin, your emotions we well shows up on your skin.

Of course wear a sunscreen on your skin or protective hat.

Any type of lotion or cream that reduces wrinkles. Would that offend you or would you like the gift?

i did get it. i was offended but i laughed my @ss off.

i have been using anti-wrinkle skin cream with spf 15 by neutrogena on my face everyday.to rinse off my face at night, is noxema deep cleansing cream a good cream to use to clean my face?

Take a look at the Miracle Set on my website… alot better then noxema.