Back to basics
Until my husband had a hunch: "Maybe it's the soap."
So, as an experiment, we switched from commercial sensitive-skin bath soap and liquid hand soap to all-natural and 100%-vegetarian-ingredients glycerine-based bath soap and liquid hand soap.
Within about two weeks, my skin condition improved dramatically.
Leading me to wonder why I'm paying my dermatologist when I get better skin-care advice from my favorite CPA.
Proof of the pudding is that, now, I notice that my skin hurts whenever I wash my hands at the office. I intend to take a bottle of glycerine-based liquid hand soap to the office after Pesach.
If you, too, have skin problems, try using glycerine-based soaps (unless you're allergic or sensitive to glycerine, of course). Like chicken soup, it can't hurt.
2 Comments:
Oh my hand suffer so in the cold, thanks for this so simple yet perhaps very useful info.
You're welcome, Pragmatician.
I suggest that you try to get fragrance-free soap, if possible--not only is fragrance an irritant for some people, it also makes a person smell of perfume all day.
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