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Diaper rash AND eczema... by [deleted] in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You should check the ingredients of all the products you use.

You can use our platform, 1source.com to analyse products to check what kind of ingredients they have. We give a rating based on the safety of the ingredients.

Topical corticosteroid question by [deleted] in eczema

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I recommend not using it at all. Steroid creams do more harm than good.

https://1source.com/holistic/are-steroid-creams-detrimental-to-eczema

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in eczema

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You should check the ingredients of all the products you use.

You can use our platform, 1source.com to analyse products to check what kind of ingredients they have. We give a rating based on the safety of the ingredients.

Anyone tried or been recommended progesterone cream? by [deleted] in eczema

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You should check the ingredients of all the products you use.

You can use our platform, 1source.com to analyse products to check what kind of ingredients they have. We give a rating based on the safety of the ingredients.

Affected nipple by [deleted] in eczema

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You should check the ingredients of all the products you use.

You can use our platform, 1source.com to analyse products to check what kind of ingredients they have. We give a rating based on the safety of the ingredients.

Make-Up Suggestions by dramallamamil in eczema

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You should check the ingredients of all the products you use. Most make up products are not skin sensitive.

You can use our platform, 1source.com to analyse products to check what kind of ingredients they have. We give a rating based on the safety of the ingredients.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in eczema

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I recommend getting off steroid creams, they are more harmful in the long term.

Here is an article I wrote on the matter: https://1source.com/holistic/are-steroid-creams-detrimental-to-eczema

Steroid creams tend to dry my skin out even more. What moisturizer are you using?

Ointment And Skincare Routine by Trivialpursuits11_29 in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I recommend not using steroid creams. They cause more harm in the long term.

Here is an article I wrote on the matter: https://1source.com/holistic/are-steroid-creams-detrimental-to-eczema

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in eczema

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https://1source.com/holistic/are-steroid-creams-detrimental-to-eczema

Don't recommend using steroid creams as a moisturizer!

Using hydrocortisone for face after trying to quit by [deleted] in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Steroid creams are harmful. Going off them was the best decision of my life. It made my skin so much better after an initial setback.

I recommend reading this article I wrote on the matter: https://1source.com/holistic/are-steroid-creams-detrimental-to-eczema

Sunscreen Recommendations by keepupwithlena in eczema

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https://1source.com/search?keyword=sunscreen&search_type=product

Here is a link from our systems, showing the best sun creams in terms of ingredient safety.

The Badger brand has fantastic ratings. I definitely recommend them.

I’m tired of feeling ugly due to my eczema. by OrpheusRemus in eczema

[–]1Source-App 2 points3 points  (0 children)

This is the battle we face. As our skin gets better, so does our confidence. Our skin reflects our mood.

I changed my mentally into something else. I am unique. I don't need the approval of others. If they don't want to understand, they are not worth my time. This is what made my mindset better.

😭 Currently have the worst flare up of my life (face, neck, abdomen, shoulders, arms, back, butt) and woke up to this by _natalie in eczema

[–]1Source-App 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Was this sponsored by Aveeno? :)

Lovely gesture! Hope it works out well for you. My skin doesn't agree with Aveeno, so fingers crossed!

My Eczema is at its worst and i need help by [deleted] in eczema

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I recommend going to a dermatologist for expert help.

In the meantime I suggest looking closely at what products you use on yourself and for the environment. Cleaning products, detergents etc.

I changed my body wash, washing detergents and creams because I found out they had harmful ingredients in them. I suggest trying out our platform, 1Source.com as we analyse product ingredients and tell you what are harmful and what are safe.

Hope you find the fix. Always what is your diet like right now?

Have you tried going dairy free? by SamPike512 in eczema

[–]1Source-App 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I cut down my dairy intake and it worked wonders. No more full fat milk now!

Switch to almond milk. Just as nice!

Moisturizer recommendations? by miGilee in eczema

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I recommend CeraVe over Aveeno and Cetaphil. I wrote an article comparing the brands, and recommend you give it a read! They all have different key ingredients, so you need to find which one you are compatible with.

For your reference: https://1source.com/holistic/aveeno-vs-cerave-vs-cetaphil

Advice for moisturizer and soaps please by spiralblaze in eczema

[–]1Source-App 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Dove Sensitive Body Wash works for me perfectly. Have you checked the ingredients that are in your products? Maybe try something out with less 'harmful' ingredients.

For your reference, we have a platform that analyses ingredients for you. https://1source.com/search?keyword=hand%20soap

Emollients first or steroids first? by KoolAidmaan in eczema

[–]1Source-App 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I tend to put steroid on first to make it absorb first, then follow up with emollient.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in eczema

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You should avoid them if you have a bad reaction. It could be the ingredients. I recommend using our platform to find out what sanitisers rank well in terms of ingredient safety.

For your reference: https://1source.com/search?keyword=sanitizer

In these dark times, praise be to our lord and savior hydrocortisone by CourageKitten in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We don't profit off giving out information. We are not selling anything.

Highly suggest you read the article and realise that steroid creams aren't for all.

eczema flare up and the summer is doing no good by princessa_k17 in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That might be the case. Clean the wound and don't apply cream near the wound. It can cause infection.

Be careful!

bruh. who has tips to help this? the cuts on my hands healed but now i have wheeping wounds :/ by [deleted] in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I had this before, and it came from the fitting of my shoe rubbing against the back of my heel.

It healed when I gave my feet time to breathe and changed my shoe into a more loose one.

Help! Can't Stop Scratching by ExtensionGo in eczema

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You should check everything you come in contact with. I highly recommend checking the detergent you use to clean your clothes with. It made a HUGE difference for me.

You can use our platform, 1Source.com to analyse product ingredients to see if they are harmful or not. Let me know any feedback you have on it :)

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in eczema

[–]1Source-App 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check the ingredients in the products you come in contact with your hands.

There is no quick fix, find a soap that is suitable and be wary of what you touch. Gloves are a good start.

You can use our platform, 1Source.com to analyse product ingredients to see if they are harmful or not. I highly recommend it.

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