Lotion

Yes, as long as it doesnt have any alcohol in it (and you've just shaved). Make sure your skin soaks it up before applying deodorant thought

Have your tried searching on eBay. There is a vendor there that sells some of the line.

its for itching on skin ...

it helps ...really works .

my father had tried it .

Body lotions have clear benefits, they moisturize your skin and add nutrients that can make your skin healthier. The disadvantages of body lotions can include clogging pores, slippery doorknobs, and they might irritate skin.

* Since this is a newborn baby, I think you should go to your doctor. * Olive oil, apricot kernel oil and grapeseed oil are mild and effective baby oils that are not mineral (petroleum) and are non toxic. They can be found at your grocery store. Apricot kernel has only a mild, sweet fragrance. If the dry skin continues, talk to your doctor. Check the ingredients in the baby's soap too, if it continues.

I just ordered it direct from England. I ordered two bottles about a week and a half ago from and Royal Mail got them safely here in about a week. KrystalDirect was where I ordered mine from, as they ship to US. I'm sure other places are probably out there as well. Shipping costs more than the cologne though. Even with shipping two 100ml bottles costs less than buying a single bottle of most any current department store cologne so I guess it wasn't too bad.

From what I hear, suave lotion and latex hate each other, they will fight in public and cause a scene. It is really embarrassing when latex accuses the lotion for being a masturbatory aide to which the reply is latex is used to wrap a hog. They get rude!

Aveeno lotion (extra dry skin, itch relief, etc.) or maybe Hydrocortisone

it is a mixture, specifically homogenous because you cannot identify the particles of it......

There are several products out there that are specifically made to reduce the smell of tanning lotion. Sometimes baby powder will do the trick, certain oils, or perfume but it all depends on how strong the smell is. Hope I helped! -Alex

I have a Bichon Frise and she has sensitive skin and can get a little itchy, but since I've been using oatmeal shampoo and conditioner her skin is great and her fur is healthy.

Try using Veet wax strips. I am not sure about other makes. But Veet has special cold wax hair removal strips for sensitive and dry skin. It is treated with aloe vera which help retaining skin moisture after use. Your skin will feel soft and supple. The lotus fragrance leaves your skin smelling fresh.

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loreal products are good and inexpensive visable results cleansing mousse to clean your face and loreal day cream and night cream use these regulaly and you will notice the difference in about two weeks and bio oil is also very good for uneven skintone hope this helps cheers

Olay Oil minimizer toner or Avon Naturals toner. I have an oily skin and these toners works best on me. :)

Many sunscreens are equal and many different (better o worse), you should look at:

1. Protection factor (both under UV-A an UV-B

2. Declared protector agents. Mostly are chemical, but some others are more "mineral".

3. Regardin the whole formula, you may be more o les tolerant or allergic. Keep on the one that you already tolerate best.

4. "Cosmeticity" changes also for equivalent compositions. That is subjective

5. Price/cost is the last but not the least decision factor

applied it to dry skin and clean it off with a tissue or a soft towel if using with water apply SFC lotion to your face add a little warm water and rub gently to form a lather then rise it off with warm water :]

In general, no.

The human core or internal body temperature is normally maintained to quite close tolerances regardless of weather, clothing, bathing, or cosmetics on the skin.

Some exceptions:

1. Lotions can at least temporarily affect the temperature of the skin, especially the outermost layer of epidermis. In general, a lotion will INCREASE the temperature by acting as a blanket and possibly by blocking perspiration, which cools the skin. Lotions and creams that are based on silicone oils tend to be more "breathable" than creams based on mineral, animal, or vegetable oils, and so tend to produce less hot/clammy feeling.

2. Under conditions of sickness or injury, there may be a malfunction of the body's temperature control system. In this case, the natural warming effect of substantive skin cosmetics may not be fully compensated, and can contribute to core warming or overheating.

Use lotion on it regularly.

no

no of course not

They follow the carbon dioxide trail we breath, the heat from our blood, and lactic acid on our skin. Certain chemicals in our sweat also seem to have something to do with it. Once they come close, they are attracted by movement. What you're wearing (e.g. if it's high-contrast) might actually make you more visible.

Neutrogena has very good moisturizers and lotions (same thing) that are very good on sensitive skin. If you use it daily, it will effectively get rid of your dry skin. A moisturizer with sunblock in it is almost always better.

sometimes if you dont shave it, in the long run it can become itchy.. but i dont think pubic hair can hurt. yet it can itch. and yes it goes places it shouldn't go