Ava Morgan
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🌺 مهرين :
CASTER OIL OVER NIGHT after whatever moisturiser works for u, especially on your face. I use the cetaphil one cuz other stuff burns x
2024-12-29 21:45:50
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Erin🫶🏻 :
I’ve not tried it yet but heard l-histadine supplements are meant to help maybe it would be worth looking into xxx
2024-12-29 18:02:49
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Rachel🫶🏼 :
Calamine lotion!!
2025-05-29 14:19:00
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Shan :
I was allergic to my laundry detergent and dryer sheets. Go ‘free and clear’. And maybe sensitive skin body washes and lotions. Good luck.
2025-03-11 01:10:52
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itsjustolive :
For my face eczema i use cerave hydrating facial cleanser, Vaseline and hydrocortisone cream, then for my body i use dail antibacterial soap with no fragrance
2025-03-16 19:44:05
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aimee_mcc20 :
Betnovate is somethingbi use the cream base not ointment
2025-01-27 17:00:47
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Megan :
Try to get an allergy test from the GP/ dermatologist. I use epaderm cream and then put epaderm ointment over the top. It’s called slugging and locks in the moisture. Everyone’s skin is different tho.
2024-12-30 21:39:13
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_daniellefox :
Using less skincare as they’re just full of chemicals and just focusing on my mental health has been the only thing that works , e.g meditation / yoga, my eczema stays away when I stick to it xx
2025-01-02 14:37:38
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Leusa Marie Wright :
Try and see if it syncs up with your cycle? There are certain points in our cycle where our histamine is heightened x
2025-01-01 21:44:54
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libby20018 :
I’ve found la Roche posey AP cream for my body and the baume version for my face to be a lifesaver! Keep on it consistently and that’s when I’ve noticed a change, also use epiderm ointment for my forearms as I find it soothes the creases there a lot better, and I use a thin layer of aquaphor on any really dry patches on my face xx
2024-12-28 13:37:32
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esha🦋 :
avene tolerance control balm & avene xeracalm!
2025-03-21 13:06:30
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Mon 🕊️🍒🐚 :
Do you know your triggers/allergies? 🫶🏼
2024-12-27 09:48:26
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Bethan Cullen :
Nivea in the pot helped mine had it all my life this is the only year I’ve not flared at winter except when I forget to take my makeup off
2024-12-28 12:55:17
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Lyds x :
The ordinary soothing and barrier support, avene cicalfate and then a moisturiser I use epaderm takes a few days or so but works so good!!
2025-01-01 10:45:00
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yasmin :
not sure but prednisolone works for me so ask your gp esp if you have asthma or allergies too
2024-12-30 08:34:58
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Wild Naturals :
Our natural cream with manuka honey 🥰
2025-03-13 18:46:21
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LizzG - mum of one 🫶 :
dream cream from lush xxx
2024-12-31 17:20:38
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Avery :
As a psoriasis girly, oatmeal baths, tanning, or ask your derm for a trimcinalone cream prescription, also recommend a food allergy test and cut out allergens
2025-02-24 18:47:40
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Delia🐈⬛ :
dream cream from lush!!!!
2024-12-27 15:33:33
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Neave🤍 :
Shea butter works wonders, my sister uses it for my niece eczema as she has sensitive skin. It clear hers up within a few days/ 1 week x
2024-12-29 20:43:42
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Rebecca spr.28 :
Petroleum jelly/vaseline on damp skin after showering with warm water, simple but pretty effective for me in winter months x
2025-01-01 20:33:06
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grace.wellings :
i put aqueous cream on every hour when i can it helps so much
2024-12-29 12:56:01
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goodchelsea :
stop using conditioner in your clothes, use E45 and no other irritating products, could also be an intolerance to milk or eggs x
2024-12-26 20:53:57
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Laurahoo :
Nailpolis did the worst flare ups to me. Usually there is some reason for flare ups, some chemical, some food, stress etc.
2024-12-29 16:20:14
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Ari :
Take an antihistamine and use Aveeno mines already going down after two days!!
2025-01-27 23:55:24
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![How simple can life be? In the quiet villages of Romania, where time seems to stand still, you’ll often find a scene that feels pulled straight from a forgotten world: an old woman, bent with age but still strong, scattering feed for her chickens. It’s a moment that speaks of a life lived in tune with the land, where traditions and daily rhythms haven’t changed in generations. Romania’s rural heart beats in places like these, where small farms still thrive and self-sufficiency is a way of life. Over 45% of Romania’s population still lives in the countryside, a stark contrast to the urbanization of much of Europe. This rural tradition is one of the last in Europe where people raise livestock, tend their gardens, and keep chickens, just like their grandparents did. It’s a land where the past is very much alive, from the wooden fences to the painted wells. There’s a deep sense of connection here—between people, animals, and the earth. Watching her work, you can’t help but wonder: what stories does she carry from a century of life in this village? What lessons do we lose when the simplicity of rural life fades away? Video by @vladdumitrescu.ro [Romanian Villages, Farm Life, Rural Romania, Traditional Farming, Self-Sufficiency, Old Women Romania, Local Traditions, Hand-Feeding Chickens, Country Living, Farming Culture, Agricultural Heritage, Traditional Clothing, Wooden Houses, Old Folk Tales, Painted Wells, Small Farms Romania, Carpathian Villages, Bucovina Villages, Maramureș Traditions, Slow Living] #romania #village #rurallife #slowtravel #traditional](/video/cover/7435683644930379030.webp)
