Heritage Plasters
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Wow, really? No prescription needed here. Bummer.
Looking after your hands???
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SpankySouthport
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I've had eczema all my life, very well controlled now not due massively to ointments however I do religiously put moisturiser called *epiderm* (prescription gear) after daily shower/bath.
Could just be a change in your stress levels or environmental changes that's what I feel has been a massive factor (splitting up with my ex of 11 years has cleared it right up [emoji23])
If I remember rightly epiderm has great moisturising properties like double base but also some anti bacterial within it.
Here's a link £9 is a bargain [emoji106]
https://helloskinshop.co.uk/product...MIs4ablp2T1QIVBbHtCh2PaAl8EAQYAiABEgLb4fD_BwE
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Could just be a change in your stress levels or environmental changes that's what I feel has been a massive factor (splitting up with my ex of 11 years has cleared it right up [emoji23])
If I remember rightly epiderm has great moisturising properties like double base but also some anti bacterial within it.
Here's a link £9 is a bargain [emoji106]
https://helloskinshop.co.uk/product...MIs4ablp2T1QIVBbHtCh2PaAl8EAQYAiABEgLb4fD_BwE
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Heritage Plasters
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A quick rinse with vinegar will also neutralize the alkaline. It doesn't moisturize but stops the burn.
I'll have you know I have the body of a god...........
I cannot begin to tell you how many times I've popped the old shirt off and heard women gasp "oh my god".........
Pagey
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I have a t shirt tan for a reason
jamesthefirst
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Rossi46
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Lord of the Rings hands
jamesthefirst
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Rossi46
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Hang on ill just look that up and get back to you!
GypsumSnorter
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I had eczema when I was younger and the best cream was a hydrocortisone one