i have this weird bit of skin down below in my vagina. i know for definate that it isnt my clitorous, or labia or anything else, before you say it is! i have looked at loads of diagrams of the female genatles and it isnt on any of them! it is inside the vagina and it feels just like a really small tube made out of skin which is attached inside me at both ends, i cant really describe it any more than that except that when i touch it, i dont feel anything, its like its not a part of me. i dont think it is my hymen because i have heared that it is a stretch of skin. i am a virgin and if i was to have sex, the penis would have to go either side of it if you get what i mean, its not hard, it moves easily (not on its own!) im really worried that it will snap if i have sex or that it will effect me having a baby, or maybe its a fallopian tube (oviduct) that has fallen? i really can not go to the doctors coz my doctor and nurse are both men!
please help!
Weird skin?
Go see a Gynecologist. There are plenty of female Gynecologists out there. They would be the expert to tell you what it is. I have no idea what it could be.
Weird skin?
I think i have the same thing....seriously
Friday, November 6, 2009
I want to keep my skin shimmer&clean.how i can keep it?
i am taking the training of an airhostess so,i have to keep my skin clear.i also do make-up daily my way of make-up is good but daily make-up is harmful for our skin so give me tips for keep skin clear%26amp;natural.my skin complextion is good.iwant shiny skin which is very neccesery in aviation.so,what i should do for keeping such a good complextion and skin?also tell me how i should apply make-up according to my job.thanks for giving me such a good advice.
I want to keep my skin shimmer%26amp;clean.how i can keep it?
seriously, look into a product called "renew" it's from a company called "melaluca" it beats all other lotions. I'm a guy for crying out loud and i am answering this. It's a whole body lotion too! email jarrettj55@hotmail.com for more info if you would like!
I want to keep my skin shimmer%26amp;clean.how i can keep it?
i need your email address again, i have more info for you!!! Report It
Reply:do swimming
Reply:Drinking 8 glasses of water everyday, you can have shimmer and clean skin. why not give a try? you will see the changes in a week.
Reply:The answer to your question is use Proactiv. It has all the necessary tools to keep your face great at all times. I have use Proactiv for 5yrs.and my face always looks fawless. My opinion is there is not a better choice for your face. Try it and you'll understand what I mean.
Reply:wash your face regularly and sinc eyou are insuch a field youneed to pamper your skin tothe fullest. eathealthy and drink lot of water and juices as it will reflectonyour skin.
I want to keep my skin shimmer%26amp;clean.how i can keep it?
seriously, look into a product called "renew" it's from a company called "melaluca" it beats all other lotions. I'm a guy for crying out loud and i am answering this. It's a whole body lotion too! email jarrettj55@hotmail.com for more info if you would like!
I want to keep my skin shimmer%26amp;clean.how i can keep it?
i need your email address again, i have more info for you!!! Report It
Reply:do swimming
Reply:Drinking 8 glasses of water everyday, you can have shimmer and clean skin. why not give a try? you will see the changes in a week.
Reply:The answer to your question is use Proactiv. It has all the necessary tools to keep your face great at all times. I have use Proactiv for 5yrs.and my face always looks fawless. My opinion is there is not a better choice for your face. Try it and you'll understand what I mean.
Reply:wash your face regularly and sinc eyou are insuch a field youneed to pamper your skin tothe fullest. eathealthy and drink lot of water and juices as it will reflectonyour skin.
Why Do Black People Judge Skin Bleaching?
i am simply wondering...once i bleached an iron burn but i'm not into skin bleaching...but i don't see anything wrong with it.
about 90% of BLack women perm their hair (or more)
they are making their hair straight so it may look more like a caucasian person's hair...it is a form of assimilation
when someone perms their hair they must constantly flat iron it to upkeep it
whereas skin bleaching is frowned on because it is a more obvious form of assimilation. a person bleaches their skin for at least 2 weeks to show some kind of result to lighten their skin
if anything skin bleaching is better than hair perms. IF i bleached my skin i could go sit in the sun all day and be brown again. if i perm my hair i must wait like 2-4 months for the permed hair to grow out.
No Michael Jackson comments.
Why Do Black People Judge Skin Bleaching?
I'm trying to lighten my skin because I do want to be lighter. Let's face it, lighter skin women are most wanted, looked at as prettier in the black race because their complexion is close to white people's color. Even in show business, lighter black women make it more, their the most successful, and considered the most beautiful. Dark isn't very attractive. Black people are very self-hating. We try so hard to look white. The only thing black people are proud of is their butts but they want to look white, straighten nose, straighten hair, wear blonde weaves, wear blue and green eye contacts. It's funny white women are getting lip injections, butt implants, and darkening their skin to look black but blacks are trying to look white because our features were always made fun of yet white women have them and because they have them their considered beautiful.
Why Do Black People Judge Skin Bleaching?
From your picture, you look like just got out of the bleach tub.
Reply:It's called national pride. Though I'm not black. And I think black pigment should be healther than white because it safeguards around the sun.
Reply:I don't see anything wrong with using bleaching products to clear scars or imperfections. Nor do I see anything wrong with using them for aesthetic purposes. The problem comes in when one bleaches their skin because they are filled with self-hatred.
Reply:well if you're bleaching an iron burn, then i don't see nothing wrong with that at all.
Reply:That's funny. Black people bleaching their skin, and white people going to tanning salons.
People are going to do whatever they think makes them more attractive. What I don't understand is people, especially women who tattoo themselves, or get piercings. Does anyone think that makes them attractive?
Reply:I don't see anything wrong with bleaching skin discolorations. Because being out in the sun a lot, can change your skin tone permanently sometimes. Because who wouldn't their skin to be even toned all over their body. But if they are just doing it be lighter skinner, then that's ridiculous. Love yourself no matter what. And when I perm my hair, I don't do it so that my hair will look like a white person's hair. Even when permed, there's still an obvious difference in texture between our hair and theirs.
Reply:the problem begins when people do things for cosmetc reasons...there's nothing wrong with bleaching to fade scars...but i personally do not agree with bleaching to be something youre not...and perming/relaxing your hair...well everyone has their reasons for it..i for one relax my hair because its more manageable for me cos i wouldnt have time to maintain it otherwise....and im sure many other ppz get extension etc for the same reasons....as long as your not trying to be something your not...there nothin wrong with...cos when you try to be something your not thats when superficiality starts to creep in...
Reply:I didn't realize anyone actually bleached their entire bodies. But I can see why that would be frowned upon. I know lots of people who bleach their scars or dark spots to make them less noticeable.
Honestly I don't think anyone would go through the trouble of applying all of that creme all over their body just to get a little bit lighter, but I say to each his own. I never complain about people trying to assimilate so long as they don't complain about me lacking that desire.
Reply:Look we relax our hair because we want to and why are so many white women getting tans, lip implants, butt implants and some of white women have to get relaxers because they want to . Perms are for white women ;black women get relaxers. Please get knowledgeable about black women period. See people like you have a problem with themselves learn to love yourself then you want have to worry about anyone else.
Reply:skin bleaching is evidence of self hatred.
Reply:makybe they use perms to keep their hair okay. Caucasians I know have thick, nappy hair. I don't want hair like that. If you like bleaching go for it, just don't kill yourself. idc
Reply:Blacks frown upon skin bleaching because it is indeed a form of self hatred; why else would you bleach your skin besides not loving it? Bleaching a scar to even out your tone is not the same as bleaching your skin to be lighter. Skin bleaching is low self esteem plain and simple. People who do that obviously feel that lighter skin is better or more beautiful; they are not light enough and therefore are not beautiful enough. And yes bleaching creams and soaps are indeed dangerous. Many of the products contain mercury which over time contribute to kidney failure, and others contain corticosteroids and hydroquinone which thin out the skin.
Secondly 90% of black women do not relax their hair, the numbers have been estimated at 75%, that is a big different by a few millions. Furthermore, I cant speak for you, but for most black women who relax their hair it has absolutely nothing to do with trying to be white. It has everything to do with the ease of styling and versatility. Black women generally do not wear hair styles typical of European women, if it were about "being white" we would not wear the unique styles that we do wear and that many other races have mimicked (cornrows, braids, twists, up do's...) I know that when I go to my BLACK beauty salon, the women in the hair books are BLACK. Furthermore, relaxers are not exclusive to black women. I know plenty of hispanic, jewish, and white women with frizzy hair who wear relaxers.
Moreover, when a black woman relaxes her hair why assume she is trying to be European? Europeans are not the only group of people with fine hair. Who's to say they are not trying to be Latina, Indian, or Asian? For one thing any black woman will tell you that hair that is too straight it difficult to style and is undesirable to black women. Most would prefer to have a medium texture or curly hair which is more manageable and versatile.
And my last point to make is why is it that when a black woman chooses to relax or dye her hair she is assimilating? What of a white woman with curly hair who straightens it, or a white woman with brown hair who dyes it. I think it is terrible that we as black women are damned if we do and damned if we don't. I relax my hair monthly, I have had it highlighted red, and have had it dyed brown; but I love being a black woman. And I would never lighten my beautiful mahogany skin.
Reply:What's wrong with the skin you were born with?Why would you want to f*ck up your skin all over? Who's standard of beauty are you trying to fit?
Answer those questions and then maybe I'll stop "judging"
Health
about 90% of BLack women perm their hair (or more)
they are making their hair straight so it may look more like a caucasian person's hair...it is a form of assimilation
when someone perms their hair they must constantly flat iron it to upkeep it
whereas skin bleaching is frowned on because it is a more obvious form of assimilation. a person bleaches their skin for at least 2 weeks to show some kind of result to lighten their skin
if anything skin bleaching is better than hair perms. IF i bleached my skin i could go sit in the sun all day and be brown again. if i perm my hair i must wait like 2-4 months for the permed hair to grow out.
No Michael Jackson comments.
Why Do Black People Judge Skin Bleaching?
I'm trying to lighten my skin because I do want to be lighter. Let's face it, lighter skin women are most wanted, looked at as prettier in the black race because their complexion is close to white people's color. Even in show business, lighter black women make it more, their the most successful, and considered the most beautiful. Dark isn't very attractive. Black people are very self-hating. We try so hard to look white. The only thing black people are proud of is their butts but they want to look white, straighten nose, straighten hair, wear blonde weaves, wear blue and green eye contacts. It's funny white women are getting lip injections, butt implants, and darkening their skin to look black but blacks are trying to look white because our features were always made fun of yet white women have them and because they have them their considered beautiful.
Why Do Black People Judge Skin Bleaching?
From your picture, you look like just got out of the bleach tub.
Reply:It's called national pride. Though I'm not black. And I think black pigment should be healther than white because it safeguards around the sun.
Reply:I don't see anything wrong with using bleaching products to clear scars or imperfections. Nor do I see anything wrong with using them for aesthetic purposes. The problem comes in when one bleaches their skin because they are filled with self-hatred.
Reply:well if you're bleaching an iron burn, then i don't see nothing wrong with that at all.
Reply:That's funny. Black people bleaching their skin, and white people going to tanning salons.
People are going to do whatever they think makes them more attractive. What I don't understand is people, especially women who tattoo themselves, or get piercings. Does anyone think that makes them attractive?
Reply:I don't see anything wrong with bleaching skin discolorations. Because being out in the sun a lot, can change your skin tone permanently sometimes. Because who wouldn't their skin to be even toned all over their body. But if they are just doing it be lighter skinner, then that's ridiculous. Love yourself no matter what. And when I perm my hair, I don't do it so that my hair will look like a white person's hair. Even when permed, there's still an obvious difference in texture between our hair and theirs.
Reply:the problem begins when people do things for cosmetc reasons...there's nothing wrong with bleaching to fade scars...but i personally do not agree with bleaching to be something youre not...and perming/relaxing your hair...well everyone has their reasons for it..i for one relax my hair because its more manageable for me cos i wouldnt have time to maintain it otherwise....and im sure many other ppz get extension etc for the same reasons....as long as your not trying to be something your not...there nothin wrong with...cos when you try to be something your not thats when superficiality starts to creep in...
Reply:I didn't realize anyone actually bleached their entire bodies. But I can see why that would be frowned upon. I know lots of people who bleach their scars or dark spots to make them less noticeable.
Honestly I don't think anyone would go through the trouble of applying all of that creme all over their body just to get a little bit lighter, but I say to each his own. I never complain about people trying to assimilate so long as they don't complain about me lacking that desire.
Reply:Look we relax our hair because we want to and why are so many white women getting tans, lip implants, butt implants and some of white women have to get relaxers because they want to . Perms are for white women ;black women get relaxers. Please get knowledgeable about black women period. See people like you have a problem with themselves learn to love yourself then you want have to worry about anyone else.
Reply:skin bleaching is evidence of self hatred.
Reply:makybe they use perms to keep their hair okay. Caucasians I know have thick, nappy hair. I don't want hair like that. If you like bleaching go for it, just don't kill yourself. idc
Reply:Blacks frown upon skin bleaching because it is indeed a form of self hatred; why else would you bleach your skin besides not loving it? Bleaching a scar to even out your tone is not the same as bleaching your skin to be lighter. Skin bleaching is low self esteem plain and simple. People who do that obviously feel that lighter skin is better or more beautiful; they are not light enough and therefore are not beautiful enough. And yes bleaching creams and soaps are indeed dangerous. Many of the products contain mercury which over time contribute to kidney failure, and others contain corticosteroids and hydroquinone which thin out the skin.
Secondly 90% of black women do not relax their hair, the numbers have been estimated at 75%, that is a big different by a few millions. Furthermore, I cant speak for you, but for most black women who relax their hair it has absolutely nothing to do with trying to be white. It has everything to do with the ease of styling and versatility. Black women generally do not wear hair styles typical of European women, if it were about "being white" we would not wear the unique styles that we do wear and that many other races have mimicked (cornrows, braids, twists, up do's...) I know that when I go to my BLACK beauty salon, the women in the hair books are BLACK. Furthermore, relaxers are not exclusive to black women. I know plenty of hispanic, jewish, and white women with frizzy hair who wear relaxers.
Moreover, when a black woman relaxes her hair why assume she is trying to be European? Europeans are not the only group of people with fine hair. Who's to say they are not trying to be Latina, Indian, or Asian? For one thing any black woman will tell you that hair that is too straight it difficult to style and is undesirable to black women. Most would prefer to have a medium texture or curly hair which is more manageable and versatile.
And my last point to make is why is it that when a black woman chooses to relax or dye her hair she is assimilating? What of a white woman with curly hair who straightens it, or a white woman with brown hair who dyes it. I think it is terrible that we as black women are damned if we do and damned if we don't. I relax my hair monthly, I have had it highlighted red, and have had it dyed brown; but I love being a black woman. And I would never lighten my beautiful mahogany skin.
Reply:What's wrong with the skin you were born with?Why would you want to f*ck up your skin all over? Who's standard of beauty are you trying to fit?
Answer those questions and then maybe I'll stop "judging"
Health
I have dry, flaky skin under my eyebrows and around my nose.Is there anything I could do to cure it?
I have dry, flaky skin under my eyebrows and around my nose.Is there anything I could do to cure it w/o a Prescription
The dry skin is all under my eyebrow, on and around my nose, where my ears meet my face, in my ears- in all the crevices. I just recently started having this problem about a month ago. Before my skin was just slightly dry- now its getting worse. It almost seems like it is spreading in a sense. Because it started with some flaky skin under my eyebrows and then a noticed I had dry skin in my ear and now my nose? I can't get to a doctor until march are there any home solutions or over the counter products you know that can fix this?
I have dry, flaky skin under my eyebrows and around my nose.Is there anything I could do to cure it?
WOOOOW! i have the exact same problem....i also have dry skin in my ears, under my eyebrows and around my nose!.... i think i get dry skin around my nose because sometimes i wear prescripted glasses.....i also have dry skin under my eyebrows and i usually try taking the dry skin off but when i do the skin tends to turn red.......and then after a while dry skin just comes back....many people have told me to use cocoa butter but i never really used it....
im planning to buy it today though....
.....hey let me know if u find the answer to this question ...thanx
I have dry, flaky skin under my eyebrows and around my nose.Is there anything I could do to cure it?
Try using 100% cocoa butter (not lotion). You want to get the expensive kind that comes like a paste, usually found in bath and body stores. Cocoa butter naturally hydrates and repairs excessively dry skin. I'm not sure if you can put it in your ears, though. Sorry.
Reply:it could be a deficiancy in some vitamins/minerals so check your diet that your eating enough fruit / vegtables aand drinking enough water :) fish oil tablets may also help . in the meantime you could try putting vasiline on the dry areas of skin . good luck ! p.s if symptoms dont improve go and see your doc to check its not something else .
Reply:Try cocoa butter! It's never failed me. Look in drug stores, dollar stores, or Wal-Mart. You'll find it in the hand lotions section. The very best is the 100% pure cocoa butter that comes in a small white tube. You can apply it right from the tube, or rub some on your fingertips %26amp; then apply it right where you need it. Use just enough to make the dry patches seem to disappear; if you use too much, it may clog your pores %26amp; cause pimples. Be sure to use 100% pure cocoa butter for best results! Many products say cocoa butter on the label, but often have a lot of water %26amp; other ineffective ingredients %26amp; very, very little cocoa butter. So read the label! (Don't wear it to bed, as it will leave greasy marks on your pillowcase.)
Reply:Sounds to me like sebhorreic dermatitis. One possible cause of this can be the same culprit which is responsible for dandruff in hair, namely a type of yeast which lives off the oil in your skin.
Try using anti-dandruff shampoo such as Head %26amp; Shoulders; when washing your hair, wash the lather around your face (keeping your eyes shut, of course, when massaging your brows). Wait for a few seconds before thoroughly rinsing.
(Anti-dandruff shampoos often fail to work because people rinse it out too quickly, not giving it time to work.)
Hopefully your skin will get better within about a month.
Reply:Dry skin has no permanent cure but the skin can be softened and made smoother by using a few home remedies. There are many helpful tips to cure dry skin at http://useinfo-dryskin.blogspot.com/
The dry skin is all under my eyebrow, on and around my nose, where my ears meet my face, in my ears- in all the crevices. I just recently started having this problem about a month ago. Before my skin was just slightly dry- now its getting worse. It almost seems like it is spreading in a sense. Because it started with some flaky skin under my eyebrows and then a noticed I had dry skin in my ear and now my nose? I can't get to a doctor until march are there any home solutions or over the counter products you know that can fix this?
I have dry, flaky skin under my eyebrows and around my nose.Is there anything I could do to cure it?
WOOOOW! i have the exact same problem....i also have dry skin in my ears, under my eyebrows and around my nose!.... i think i get dry skin around my nose because sometimes i wear prescripted glasses.....i also have dry skin under my eyebrows and i usually try taking the dry skin off but when i do the skin tends to turn red.......and then after a while dry skin just comes back....many people have told me to use cocoa butter but i never really used it....
im planning to buy it today though....
.....hey let me know if u find the answer to this question ...thanx
I have dry, flaky skin under my eyebrows and around my nose.Is there anything I could do to cure it?
Try using 100% cocoa butter (not lotion). You want to get the expensive kind that comes like a paste, usually found in bath and body stores. Cocoa butter naturally hydrates and repairs excessively dry skin. I'm not sure if you can put it in your ears, though. Sorry.
Reply:it could be a deficiancy in some vitamins/minerals so check your diet that your eating enough fruit / vegtables aand drinking enough water :) fish oil tablets may also help . in the meantime you could try putting vasiline on the dry areas of skin . good luck ! p.s if symptoms dont improve go and see your doc to check its not something else .
Reply:Try cocoa butter! It's never failed me. Look in drug stores, dollar stores, or Wal-Mart. You'll find it in the hand lotions section. The very best is the 100% pure cocoa butter that comes in a small white tube. You can apply it right from the tube, or rub some on your fingertips %26amp; then apply it right where you need it. Use just enough to make the dry patches seem to disappear; if you use too much, it may clog your pores %26amp; cause pimples. Be sure to use 100% pure cocoa butter for best results! Many products say cocoa butter on the label, but often have a lot of water %26amp; other ineffective ingredients %26amp; very, very little cocoa butter. So read the label! (Don't wear it to bed, as it will leave greasy marks on your pillowcase.)
Reply:Sounds to me like sebhorreic dermatitis. One possible cause of this can be the same culprit which is responsible for dandruff in hair, namely a type of yeast which lives off the oil in your skin.
Try using anti-dandruff shampoo such as Head %26amp; Shoulders; when washing your hair, wash the lather around your face (keeping your eyes shut, of course, when massaging your brows). Wait for a few seconds before thoroughly rinsing.
(Anti-dandruff shampoos often fail to work because people rinse it out too quickly, not giving it time to work.)
Hopefully your skin will get better within about a month.
Reply:Dry skin has no permanent cure but the skin can be softened and made smoother by using a few home remedies. There are many helpful tips to cure dry skin at http://useinfo-dryskin.blogspot.com/
NEED HELP FAST with skin treatment options!!?
I am a dark skinned east indian and i have suffered from acne through out my teen years and still have frequent pimples on my face constantle. I have many acne scars on my face as well as discolored skin tone and dark under eye circles. I have tried many creams and oral medications to try and help these problems but none of them have worked for me.
In approximately a month or so i will be meeting my future IN LAWS and am scared!! I know that my boyfreinds mother is a typical brown lady who is a big drama queen who believes in ARRANGED marriages and will be displeased with her sons choise to marry someone she didnt pick for him. She believes fair skin equals beauty, and I am far from fair skin! I know this is short notice but I really need something to get atleast get rid of all these problems i have. wat options do i have that work for dark skin people???
NEED HELP FAST with skin treatment options!!?
I have had this same problem believe me but i found somthing that works!!! it works really well you can get it at like walmart or a drug store maby it is neutrogena oil free acne wash cream cleanser its a orange bottle and beleive me it works better than anything and i have also tried pro active doesnt work this stuff does though!
NEED HELP FAST with skin treatment options!!?
Read tips on Treating Acne, Skincare and Home Remedies on this site
Reply:First STOP using commercial skin care! GO ORGANIC or NATURAL. Start with a really deep exfoliation treatment. If the discoloration is only a few layers of epidermis(skin) layers thin, then a few treatments should clear it up. Then I would suggest ORGANIC soap or other products. I had roseacea (red blemishes on the cheeks) until I started using TEA TREE OIL organic soap from: www.SANDYCREEKSOAP.etsy.com ($2.50 a bar). It cleared it up in like a week.... and this was something I battled with for YEARS!!!! You want/need HANDMADE or hand-milled soap made the old fashion way. If not them, then someone else who sells handmade organic. Their soaps have GLYCERIN in them(a natural moisture retainer). In STORE bought soap glycerin is sold for profit and replaced with a chemical called sodium lauryl sulfate to add lather which is listed in the encyclopedia as a skin IRRITANT. This chemical is found in 98% of ALL STORE bought soaps. READ THE BACK! (Even the ones claiming to be natural). BUT (and I鈥檓 not trying to sell you on them) THESE soaps are organic, natural AND eco friendly. Matter of fact they say they use recycled packaging for shipping (which is like a dollar fifty). If you are on short notice ask for faster shipping. And best of all they are CHEAP! Most eco friendly products are so expensive you can鈥檛 AFFORD to save the world. Hope this helped...
Reply:I think it鈥檚 important to really understand the causes of you dark circles before trying to treat the dark circles. My friend has serious dark circles and her dark circles are improving by following the information provided by http://www.darkcirclesundereyescure.com
Reply:There are many causes of dark circles, from age, heredity, allergies, cold or sinus infection, bone structure and glasses which are not so commonly known.
http://www.mydarkcirclesblog.com/2006/11...
If you would like to apply home remedies to reduce dark circles, here are some of my suggestions:
Buy a box of regular, old fashioned unflavored gelatin (e.g. Knox) from grocery store. Take a small cup or bowl and put in 1 teaspoon of the gelatin mix. Add one tablespoon of boiling water %26amp; stir for a minute. Test it on your wrist to make sure it is not too hot. Then, using a cotton ball, pat it under your eyes as you would an eye cream or gel. Go lie down and listen to some music, or take a bath %26amp; let it stay on for at least 30 minutes. Then just rinse it off. Gelatin is very high in Vitamin K %26amp; Biotin. It will not remove your dark circles on the first application (but you will notice a difference), but if you do it daily for a week, and then 2-3 times a week for maintenance, you should notice a drastic reduction in dark circles.
http://www.mydarkcirclesblog.com/2007/01...
To hide dark circles, you can use YSL concealer or salmon concealer.
http://www.mydarkcirclesblog.com tips on how to reduce dark circles, the causes of dark circles, home remedies; eye creams reviews, make up tips, and natural healer.
http://www.cleansecolonblog.com Cleanse Colon Blog writes about colon cleanse home remedies and review colons cleanse products.
In approximately a month or so i will be meeting my future IN LAWS and am scared!! I know that my boyfreinds mother is a typical brown lady who is a big drama queen who believes in ARRANGED marriages and will be displeased with her sons choise to marry someone she didnt pick for him. She believes fair skin equals beauty, and I am far from fair skin! I know this is short notice but I really need something to get atleast get rid of all these problems i have. wat options do i have that work for dark skin people???
NEED HELP FAST with skin treatment options!!?
I have had this same problem believe me but i found somthing that works!!! it works really well you can get it at like walmart or a drug store maby it is neutrogena oil free acne wash cream cleanser its a orange bottle and beleive me it works better than anything and i have also tried pro active doesnt work this stuff does though!
NEED HELP FAST with skin treatment options!!?
Read tips on Treating Acne, Skincare and Home Remedies on this site
Reply:First STOP using commercial skin care! GO ORGANIC or NATURAL. Start with a really deep exfoliation treatment. If the discoloration is only a few layers of epidermis(skin) layers thin, then a few treatments should clear it up. Then I would suggest ORGANIC soap or other products. I had roseacea (red blemishes on the cheeks) until I started using TEA TREE OIL organic soap from: www.SANDYCREEKSOAP.etsy.com ($2.50 a bar). It cleared it up in like a week.... and this was something I battled with for YEARS!!!! You want/need HANDMADE or hand-milled soap made the old fashion way. If not them, then someone else who sells handmade organic. Their soaps have GLYCERIN in them(a natural moisture retainer). In STORE bought soap glycerin is sold for profit and replaced with a chemical called sodium lauryl sulfate to add lather which is listed in the encyclopedia as a skin IRRITANT. This chemical is found in 98% of ALL STORE bought soaps. READ THE BACK! (Even the ones claiming to be natural). BUT (and I鈥檓 not trying to sell you on them) THESE soaps are organic, natural AND eco friendly. Matter of fact they say they use recycled packaging for shipping (which is like a dollar fifty). If you are on short notice ask for faster shipping. And best of all they are CHEAP! Most eco friendly products are so expensive you can鈥檛 AFFORD to save the world. Hope this helped...
Reply:I think it鈥檚 important to really understand the causes of you dark circles before trying to treat the dark circles. My friend has serious dark circles and her dark circles are improving by following the information provided by http://www.darkcirclesundereyescure.com
Reply:There are many causes of dark circles, from age, heredity, allergies, cold or sinus infection, bone structure and glasses which are not so commonly known.
http://www.mydarkcirclesblog.com/2006/11...
If you would like to apply home remedies to reduce dark circles, here are some of my suggestions:
Buy a box of regular, old fashioned unflavored gelatin (e.g. Knox) from grocery store. Take a small cup or bowl and put in 1 teaspoon of the gelatin mix. Add one tablespoon of boiling water %26amp; stir for a minute. Test it on your wrist to make sure it is not too hot. Then, using a cotton ball, pat it under your eyes as you would an eye cream or gel. Go lie down and listen to some music, or take a bath %26amp; let it stay on for at least 30 minutes. Then just rinse it off. Gelatin is very high in Vitamin K %26amp; Biotin. It will not remove your dark circles on the first application (but you will notice a difference), but if you do it daily for a week, and then 2-3 times a week for maintenance, you should notice a drastic reduction in dark circles.
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Guinea pig skin problem?
My brother's guinea pig has skin kinda flaking off in one area on his back - but not dry flakes like dandruff, it's like fresh skin - it gets stuck in the fur. both of our gp's recently had a kind of droplet mite treatment from the vet that we had to put on the skin on their backs, but we don't think this is the problem as only my brother's gp has the peeling skin. what's causing this? no clumps of fur are falling out, so i'm not sure if it's a fungal problem.
Guinea pig skin problem?
Both mites and fungal stuff (usually ringworm in piggies) will, if obvious, be bare patches of skin. This sounds more like an irritation than an infection - maybe an allergic reaction to the mite treatment that only one piggie has. Call up the vet and ask if that's a possibility...otherwise, I'd unfortunately also recommend to take them in again. To test for fungal stuff they pluck a few hairs and grow them in a culture to see what grows, basically, it takes about a week, but in the meantime they can give you a cream to be using on the afflicted area. But, like I said, sounds like something a little weirder to me. Give the vet a call and good luck!
Guinea pig skin problem?
The pet has an obvious skin infection.. if not treated (sorry if this sounds harsh but) it will probably die...
If the guinea is quite old it could be old age and it could be that it is going to die but i would seriously consider getting some special shampoo from your local pet shop or vet.
If you can afford to take it to a vet this is probably the best option...
Reply:Could be mites in the straw,change the supplier and clean the cage. Mine had to have a several injections but it only took a few weeks and now they are as right as rain.(cost about 拢100 for the 2 of them but well worth it)
Reply:It does sounds like mites. You can't always see them. Ours had mites and had to get injections .
GP's are prone to skin complaints, best go back to the vets
Guinea pig skin problem?
Both mites and fungal stuff (usually ringworm in piggies) will, if obvious, be bare patches of skin. This sounds more like an irritation than an infection - maybe an allergic reaction to the mite treatment that only one piggie has. Call up the vet and ask if that's a possibility...otherwise, I'd unfortunately also recommend to take them in again. To test for fungal stuff they pluck a few hairs and grow them in a culture to see what grows, basically, it takes about a week, but in the meantime they can give you a cream to be using on the afflicted area. But, like I said, sounds like something a little weirder to me. Give the vet a call and good luck!
Guinea pig skin problem?
The pet has an obvious skin infection.. if not treated (sorry if this sounds harsh but) it will probably die...
If the guinea is quite old it could be old age and it could be that it is going to die but i would seriously consider getting some special shampoo from your local pet shop or vet.
If you can afford to take it to a vet this is probably the best option...
Reply:Could be mites in the straw,change the supplier and clean the cage. Mine had to have a several injections but it only took a few weeks and now they are as right as rain.(cost about 拢100 for the 2 of them but well worth it)
Reply:It does sounds like mites. You can't always see them. Ours had mites and had to get injections .
GP's are prone to skin complaints, best go back to the vets
Friday, October 23, 2009
Flabby skin?
my skin feels flabby i have not put on weight but my skin looks really loose and feels loose.
i keep getting pain in my knees and thighs but its not in the muscle its in the skin of those areas.
does anyone know what it might be.
i can practically feel my bones alot more than i usually can.
i hope i am making sense.
Also can someone tell me if its normal for a fat person to have skinny legs and what can be done to erectify it?
please serious ansers only as this is no joke.
i have made an appointment with my gp but i just wanted to know if anyone has heared or experienced this type of things before.
P.S. Happy New Year.
Flabby skin?
Have you gained weight ? it really tells on your joints, especially knees and hips, it can be very painfull and hard to walk at times, more so when you have been sat a while, it might feel like your skin, but its prob the extra work the joints are doing. Yes some fat people do have skinny arms and legs, unfortunetly we cant determine where the fat goes. Keep up with your walking or you will cease up, try lose bit weight, swimming may help.
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i keep getting pain in my knees and thighs but its not in the muscle its in the skin of those areas.
does anyone know what it might be.
i can practically feel my bones alot more than i usually can.
i hope i am making sense.
Also can someone tell me if its normal for a fat person to have skinny legs and what can be done to erectify it?
please serious ansers only as this is no joke.
i have made an appointment with my gp but i just wanted to know if anyone has heared or experienced this type of things before.
P.S. Happy New Year.
Flabby skin?
Have you gained weight ? it really tells on your joints, especially knees and hips, it can be very painfull and hard to walk at times, more so when you have been sat a while, it might feel like your skin, but its prob the extra work the joints are doing. Yes some fat people do have skinny arms and legs, unfortunetly we cant determine where the fat goes. Keep up with your walking or you will cease up, try lose bit weight, swimming may help.
purchase flowers
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