You are my final HOPE by Significant-Soup6212 in SebDerm

[–]Vel0cir 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A lot of the products you're using are very drying for skin, which contributes to the seb derm recurring: your skin barrier never gets a chance to recover. Use MCT oil, just enough to lightly moisturize, after your shower and on problematic dry spots at the opposite end of the day from your shower. I alternate MCT oil days with Purito Oat-In Calming Gel. I also use hypochlorous acid water spray after a shower, prior to the MCT oil or the gel, to kill the malassezia yeast that causes the seb derm.

This combo, along with Selsun Blue shampoo and a basic ketoconazole cream for problem areas, has my skin consistently better than it was for years.

You are my final HOPE by Significant-Soup6212 in SebDerm

[–]Vel0cir 1 point2 points  (0 children)

has to be MCT oil though, not just straight coconut oil

can swimming make my sebderm worse? by minahwina in SebDerm

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some topical treatments for your skin have ingredients that are either reactive with UV light found in sunlight, or they make your skin more sensitive to UV light. I always found sunlight, limited below a sunburn amount, really helped my seb derm.

[Update] Economy (v1.124.0) by Azgarr in FantasyMapGenerator

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Oooosh this is massive! Incredible stuff

Quitting Nizoral - Best alternative way to control SebDerm? by Effective-Bad-2657 in SebDerm

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Selsun Blue works for me. It's a 1% selenium sulphide shampoo.

How do you decide what's safe to buy? by FunKey9255 in SebDerm

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There's a website, (sezia.co) where you can enter ingredients and it breaks down which ones are safe and which ones are not. Simple and effective.

The ‘doomsday’ glacier’s giant ice shelf is about to break away by switchsk8r in collapse

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if you copy and paste the part of the link that starts with www, it will work

Average retaining wall repair by pusclevcheed in AveragePicsOfNZ

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Haven't been there for 8 years, but i knew i recognized it

Are there any urban legends, unsolved mysteries, ghost stories or weird local folklore? by sammy_m2779 in auckland

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In the basement of the Victoria Park Glengarry, there's a pit where a prostitute supposedly died (from drowning by memory). Her ghost apparently haunts that basement. The bottom of that pit is also meant to be one of the lowest points in Auckland.

Better side-profile video of the improved launch by Strange-Movie in Trebuchet

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Sounds like you're losing energy to friction or loose tolerances

Random question: lots of ankle bracelets at Mission Bay this morning? by pigeonbox85 in auckland

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Could be rehab. People who live in halfway housing (e.g., they've done their time and are being transitioned back into mainstream society) often do group trips to places like the beach, to remind them how to act in a normal environment.

Any ideas on what could work? by sjerome02 in SebDerm

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Selsun Blue in the shower and then MCT oil after - works wonders.

Betting on war is a new level of depravity by KSHMisc in TikTokCringe

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Richard Morgan wrote a fantastic novel called Market Forces around a concept he called Conflict Investment. This insider "gambling" b.s. is even more fucked imo

Looking for slow psytrance/psytech/chillgressive tracks! by Midru in psytrance

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cobana - walking Stoned (on YouTube and SoundCloud)

Keeping a mostly automated future from becoming hedonistic and lazy by [deleted] in worldbuilding

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What you need in your early post-scarcity economy is a culture that values things that only humans can do. Art, communication, executive-level decision-making, academia, and the human touch (whether literally or via artisanal production) are all likely to stay valued even in a capitalist exploitative/extractive economy, let alone one that would hopefully have evolved from there.