A shirt to make your skin softer?

Cathi, Red Bank, NJ — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 16:56:11 GMT

I'd like to know what lotion you use that works for you. I have a similar problem that has been an issue for me since childhood.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Sarenah, Colorado — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 17:50:17 GMT

I am actually surprised they are using elastane (lycra) in their product. A vast majority of people with dry skin issues also have additional problems, such as excema. It has been my experience that elastane in fabrics actually exacerbates that problem; something the garments they peddle are meant to aid!

I won't be buying any, as I am one of the people that is sorely allergic to things like lycra and latex.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Tommy Austin Texas — Fri, 14 Mar 2008 21:15:39 GMT

I have the same problem and I have been using CeraVe lotion for two months now and it works really well. My dermatoligist recommended it. It is 12 dollars a bottle though.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Belle, TN — Sat, 15 Mar 2008 16:26:37 GMT

Spending that much money on anything but a formal shirt is laughable, anyway.

Lotions have always worked for me, I'll stick to them.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Kami Kain, Portland, Oregon — Sun, 16 Mar 2008 02:43:21 GMT

Another gimic to get people to spend a lot of money on a not so great product. When it comes to beauty, women try everything. Try commen sense, that works better, or Peoplespharmacy.com if you want simple solutions.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Zane Hughes — Tue, 01 Apr 2008 19:14:04 GMT

This stuff really works. It makes my teeth stronger and my dogs hair falls out more.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

B Eberley — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 21:44:52 GMT

The tank seems likes a good work out shirt no laundry for a while, but at that price, I'll wash.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Peter Bischof — Wed, 21 May 2008 10:43:32 GMT

Nothing beats natural ingredients. Take a little "Unschlitt", mix it with Eau de Cologne and apply it. It smoothes the skin and further prevents a Sunburn if exposed to the sun
Peter

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Jamie, Kansas City — Fri, 06 Jun 2008 15:57:07 GMT

I have ezcema and I use Cetaphil, it is the only lotion that will keep me hydrated all day long, you can buy it at WalMart or Target. It's a little pricy but well worth hydrated skin.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Bee, San Diego — Sun, 08 Jun 2008 04:09:45 GMT

the only thing that helps my Eczema is Aveeno Eczema Care. I used to have hives, horribly itchy, sometimes bigger then my whole hands all over my body, even on my head. My Sister-In-Law gave me this lotion from a friend whose daughter's doctor gave the kid a sample. I have been buying in bulk ever since. My skin is smooth, hive free and lovely! I rather spend the $20.00 for Bodywash + Lotion instead of $86 on a stupid shirt.

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Mrs. Commen Sense, Yuma, Az — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 05:42:06 GMT

My mother has a fairly rare skin disease called Ickthiyosis (I hope I spelled that right?) and as I am getting a little older I have a very small case of it also. It is very hard to deal with and no amount of lotions or creams help. What does help? It's a miracle in a jar! Amlactin moisturizing lotion! You do not need a prescription and buy it from the pharmacy. It's $12.00 for 8 oz, and $20. for the larger bottle. I will buy the larger bottle next! I love it! My Husband has Eczema, he uses a prescription cream called Triamcinolone Cream. It has saved his life, he was in misery before he was prescribed this! To add to the benefits of either of these products you can also bathe for at 20 min's up to an hour in Dead Sea Salts's. I hope this helps someone else out there who has searched for relief!

A shirt to make your skin softer?

Mrs. Commen Sense, Yuma, Az — Sun, 22 Jun 2008 05:47:13 GMT

To all of the Eczema sufferer's! I posted earlier about a prescription item called "Triamcinolone Cream", I think you should try this especially if you have insurance. Just paying your inurance co-pay should be cheaper than what you pay for the over the counter lotions and creams. See a Dermatologist and ask for this, I swear it will help and be cheaper for you in the long run!