does anyone not moisturize??

[Guest guest]

Hi

Hope that this does not sound too weird. But I am so confused with having to

deal with both sebderm and rosacea. I can't understand why these two seemingly

diffferent skin manifestations can co-exist? each seems to require a different

approach?

Hope that everyone is doing well?

[Guest guest]

i don't moisturize, tried some when my skin was dry but all caused

acne. now, i use no topicals.

> I've only moisterized twice in the last two weeks. My skin has

> improved - but then there might several reasons for this.

Seborrhea

> gets pretty bad for me in the fall/winter but slowly goes away in

the

> middle months. I might move south. I think cold air really flairs

> my seborrhea up, and I suspect that even air conditioners trigger

it

> too. Another thing is I've had 2 pulse dyes and 2 v-beams, so it

> could be that I don't need to moisterize as much. Also haven't

used

> any soap, and drink at least a gallon of water a day. I'm also

> experimenting with vitamin b-6 and a low carb diet. Too soon to

tell

> if the diet is helping, but I do know that b-6 made my skin a bit

> dry, even at 50 mg.

[Guest guest]

i don't moisturize, tried some when my skin was dry but all caused

acne. now, i use no topicals.

> I've only moisterized twice in the last two weeks. My skin has

> improved - but then there might several reasons for this.

Seborrhea

> gets pretty bad for me in the fall/winter but slowly goes away in

the

> middle months. I might move south. I think cold air really flairs

> my seborrhea up, and I suspect that even air conditioners trigger

it

> too. Another thing is I've had 2 pulse dyes and 2 v-beams, so it

> could be that I don't need to moisterize as much. Also haven't

used

> any soap, and drink at least a gallon of water a day. I'm also

> experimenting with vitamin b-6 and a low carb diet. Too soon to

tell

> if the diet is helping, but I do know that b-6 made my skin a bit

> dry, even at 50 mg.