Yesterday I came home from the gym and decided to have a nice Epsom salt bath. I have learned the hard way, that they are not at ALL the same. Submitted by tootsdafroots to SkincareAddiction Ģ023.03.25 00:49 justcruizinalong for the love of god do NOT use a pumice stone instead of a loofah on your bits
#Evoland 2 windy valley skin#
The strawberry legs are what bother me the most, I'm less concerned about the backs of my arms (if you look around, pretty much everyone has it) but I've been wanting to get a few tattoos around that area and what's stopping me is the idea of that textured skin just making the tat look bad.Ĭurious to hear from this community about your experience with this, and if you've ever beaten it entirely, how did you do it? I think that if I stuck with it I could possibly get it to go away completely but I always fall off the tracks at some point due to a busy schedule and it always comes back. The times when it's looked the best for me have been when I was dry brushing, exfoliating, hydrating, chemical exfoliating, and repeat. So far, this is been the best method of hair removal that I've tried (and I've tried them all) since it doesn't make the condition any worse, and can, in theory, improve it.īut even with laser, I'm realizing that there is no single solution for this condition, and in order to make a sustained improvement it requires constant maintenance. I'm even getting laser hair removal on my legs. Through my own research I've tried tons of different products and methods like lactic acid, coconut oil, scrubs, mitts, various moisturizers. The one good thing that the derm did recommend was Cerave, just the basic moisturizing lotion (dry to very dry) which has been a staple in my bathroom ever since but that alone isn't the cure. When I was first told what it was by my dermatologist when I was in my early teens, I tried all of her recommendations from Amlactin (which stinks) to Eucerin, Cetaphil, and various random prescriptions which never really did anything. At 27, I feel like I've been around the block when it comes to treating this condition and minimizing its appearance. Hi! I have always dealt with Keratosis Pilaris on the back of my arms, and 'strawberry legs', mostly on my lower-legs and ankles.
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