hannah
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#11
How about anti-inflammatory cream?
artistway
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#12
Thank you Hannah
HottieMcNaughty
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I have been dealing with a patch of eczema on my eyelid for almost six months. It would almost heal but then oh no....it's back. It started with a reaction to a dye in an eyeshadow, then I got really stressed by changing jobs (and the new job is outside so my skin has been more dry), and starting my own business. Of course my new health insurance hasn't kicked in yet so I went back to the basics of what I've been able to use in the past. I stopped wearing any cosmetics completely, and started using a 50/50 mix of coconut and jojoba oil to wash and moisturize my face. I tried using the rosehip oil and that helped but it was still flaring up. Finally I tried the EMUlator oil and wow, by the next day it looked so much better. I've been using it daily as use an eye cream now and it's completely healed. I'll never been without SA EMUlator Oil again.
hannah
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I wish you had some anti-inflammatory cream with you!
HottieMcNaughty
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I love the anti-inflammatory cream but unless it's been reformulated it stains my skin because I'm so fair! lol I'll have to give it a try again...
hannah
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You could make your own using only the light colored actives.
HottieMcNaughty
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#17
I was actually just getting ready to contact you guys about private label stuff for my site. I might have to incorporate a light colored eczema cream for us see through folks! lol
hannah
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#18
I like that about "see through"! Write to jonatan@skinactives.com
