Gold Bond follow-up and Lupicare question

[Guest guest]

I was skeptical, but after using the Gold Bond lotion for a week now,

my flakiness is under control. Who knew! Thanks, snoskiman! I love the

cooling effect of the menthol, which I truly thought would aggravate

the redness, but it doesn't. And it absorbs quickly and isn't greasy.

I'm using the yellow bottle rather than green to start with since it

has lower concentrations of the two active ingredients, dimethicone

and menthol. CVS also has its own brand of this for a dollar less a

bottle, which I haven't tried yet.

On another note: Has anyone used Lupicare products to control seb derm

flakes? It's advertised for seb derm and psoriasis, to name a few.

The active ingredient is salicylic acid. I recently purchased a small

jar of the cream from their Web site (lupicare.com) and will try an

experiment. I'll use Gold Bond on one side of my face and Lupicare on

the other morning and night to see which works best.

I've been a lurker in the group for some time, but wanted to also pass

along my regimen. I wash with Aveeno Baby Care cleanser, followed

recently with the Gold Bond as a moisturizer. Then I pat on just a bit

of the Sy Tinted Zinco on the redder areas, then follow with

just a slight dusting all over my face of Jane Iredale Amazing Base

loose powder. I must say this product is truly amazing for me. It

really hides the little red capillaries on both cheeks. People who

know I have rosacea want to know if I've been " cured " since my skin

looks so " normal. "

Thanks for all your great advice!

[Guest guest]

> COOOOL.... it looks like my " little remedy " is working for you.

Thanks for

> following up. It makes me want to tell everyone about GOLD BOND!

>

>

Ok.. I think I speak for most of us here when I say enough already. I

don't think there's any need to rub each instance of success in the

face of the whole list. Everybody is different, there is no single,

common cure. I think your suggestion was good - I've been using light

yellow bottle of gold bond- for sensative skin - for a week with good

results.

As it was probably wrong for people to give you a hard time about your

suggestions initially, I hope they've learned their lesson. If you

want to rub the success stories in the face of the people who sent you

blasphemous emails, then do it with them personally, as I think the

success/failure stories speak for themselves when we email our results

to the list. Filling the list with " I told you so " emails just makes

it that much harder for the uninformed rosacea sufferer to find the

information they seek.

(I really didn't meen to single you out snowskiman - I apologize. But

as I've noticed an increase in uninformative list content, I thought

someone should say something about it.)

-B

[Guest guest]

> COOOOL.... it looks like my " little remedy " is working for you.

Thanks for

> following up. It makes me want to tell everyone about GOLD BOND!

>

>

Ok.. I think I speak for most of us here when I say enough already. I

don't think there's any need to rub each instance of success in the

face of the whole list. Everybody is different, there is no single,

common cure. I think your suggestion was good - I've been using light

yellow bottle of gold bond- for sensative skin - for a week with good

results.

As it was probably wrong for people to give you a hard time about your

suggestions initially, I hope they've learned their lesson. If you

want to rub the success stories in the face of the people who sent you

blasphemous emails, then do it with them personally, as I think the

success/failure stories speak for themselves when we email our results

to the list. Filling the list with " I told you so " emails just makes

it that much harder for the uninformed rosacea sufferer to find the

information they seek.

(I really didn't meen to single you out snowskiman - I apologize. But

as I've noticed an increase in uninformative list content, I thought

someone should say something about it.)

-B