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ethnobotanpharmI just joined this community.. *waves*
I'm really pale and I have sensitive skin. Recently two ailments have gotten the best of me.
1. My face is always a little rosy but recently it has been really red. I apply green concealer and that helps immensely but I'd like nip the problem completely. I take hot showers in the winter and I think this may be contributing factor. I know hot water dries the skin out but I don't have heat in my bathroom so I'm pretty limited there.
2. I got my first tattoo a month ago. My skin is breaking out around the tattoo. Besides Clearasil is there anything I can do?
I'm really pale and I have sensitive skin. Recently two ailments have gotten the best of me.
1. My face is always a little rosy but recently it has been really red. I apply green concealer and that helps immensely but I'd like nip the problem completely. I take hot showers in the winter and I think this may be contributing factor. I know hot water dries the skin out but I don't have heat in my bathroom so I'm pretty limited there.
2. I got my first tattoo a month ago. My skin is breaking out around the tattoo. Besides Clearasil is there anything I can do?
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Date: 2005-02-01 10:26 pm (UTC)2. You have to keep a new tat moist. No harsh alcohols, or you could 'crack' the tattoo. Your skin is probably still irritated by the shock of procedure. Put a tiny dab of toothpaste on each zit...it will dry them out without further irritating your skin. And Moisturize.
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Date: 2005-02-03 11:02 pm (UTC)