Re: Olay total effects moisturizer- rec. in Derm Mag ??

[Guest guest]

Gleaned from the findarticles.com Website.

One OTC preparation, the Olay total effects moisturizer, seemed to be

effective in reducing redness and enabling the skin to have a good barrier

protection.

The study was a double-blinded one.

Anyone use it---and find it helpful???---I am especially interested in the

erythema reduction.

http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?key=rosacea&page=2&

magR=all+magazines

[Guest guest]

-

Hi,

I've been using the Oil of Olay " Complete Care " moisture lotion (for

sensitive skin) for quite some time now. Dr. Nase mentioned it, so I

tried it. It is also a sunscreen with SPF15 and contains 3% zinc

oxide. My skin has always been ultra sensitive to any topicals and

this is the first one I've been able to tolerate. It calms the

redness immediately and does'nt burn. Also, I work under flourescent

lights and it stops me from flaring while at work. But I did do a few

weeks of just the jojoba oil before trying it.

Jane.

-- In rosacea-support@y..., PLATOALSO@a... wrote:

> Gleaned from the findarticles.com Website.

>

> One OTC preparation, the Olay total effects moisturizer, seemed to

be

> effective in reducing redness and enabling the skin to have a good

barrier

> protection.

>

> The study was a double-blinded one.

>

> Anyone use it---and find it helpful???---I am especially interested

in the

> erythema reduction.

>

> http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?key=rosacea&page=2&

> magR=all+magazines

[Guest guest]

-

Hi,

I've been using the Oil of Olay " Complete Care " moisture lotion (for

sensitive skin) for quite some time now. Dr. Nase mentioned it, so I

tried it. It is also a sunscreen with SPF15 and contains 3% zinc

oxide. My skin has always been ultra sensitive to any topicals and

this is the first one I've been able to tolerate. It calms the

redness immediately and does'nt burn. Also, I work under flourescent

lights and it stops me from flaring while at work. But I did do a few

weeks of just the jojoba oil before trying it.

Jane.

-- In rosacea-support@y..., PLATOALSO@a... wrote:

> Gleaned from the findarticles.com Website.

>

> One OTC preparation, the Olay total effects moisturizer, seemed to

be

> effective in reducing redness and enabling the skin to have a good

barrier

> protection.

>

> The study was a double-blinded one.

>

> Anyone use it---and find it helpful???---I am especially interested

in the

> erythema reduction.

>

> http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?key=rosacea&page=2&

> magR=all+magazines

[Guest guest]

-

Hi,

I've been using the Oil of Olay " Complete Care " moisture lotion (for

sensitive skin) for quite some time now. Dr. Nase mentioned it, so I

tried it. It is also a sunscreen with SPF15 and contains 3% zinc

oxide. My skin has always been ultra sensitive to any topicals and

this is the first one I've been able to tolerate. It calms the

redness immediately and does'nt burn. Also, I work under flourescent

lights and it stops me from flaring while at work. But I did do a few

weeks of just the jojoba oil before trying it.

Jane.

-- In rosacea-support@y..., PLATOALSO@a... wrote:

> Gleaned from the findarticles.com Website.

>

> One OTC preparation, the Olay total effects moisturizer, seemed to

be

> effective in reducing redness and enabling the skin to have a good

barrier

> protection.

>

> The study was a double-blinded one.

>

> Anyone use it---and find it helpful???---I am especially interested

in the

> erythema reduction.

>

> http://www.findarticles.com/cf_0/PI/search.jhtml?key=rosacea&page=2&

> magR=all+magazines