Re: dryness or seb? ( a correction please)FLAKES!

[Guest guest]

Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

advise us! Thank you in advance!

[Guest guest]

Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

advise us! Thank you in advance!

[Guest guest]

Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

advise us! Thank you in advance!

[Guest guest]

Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

advise us! Thank you in advance!

[Guest guest]

I have the same problem. Everytime I put on zinco or sunblock you can

really see the flakiness. I used to think it was seb derm, but now I

believe it is just dry skin. If I use tolerin moisturizer, it holds

them off pretty well. However, I would prefer to put nothing at all on

my face to eliminate all possible problems. Exfoliating with a wet

cotton cloth works well for getting the flakes off, but leaves the face

very irritated. I try to balance moisturizer with exfoliation, but once

again it is just treating the symptom, not the root.

I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

Cxhforever@... wrote:

>Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

>foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

>eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

>has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

>advise us! Thank you in advance!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have the same problem. Everytime I put on zinco or sunblock you can

really see the flakiness. I used to think it was seb derm, but now I

believe it is just dry skin. If I use tolerin moisturizer, it holds

them off pretty well. However, I would prefer to put nothing at all on

my face to eliminate all possible problems. Exfoliating with a wet

cotton cloth works well for getting the flakes off, but leaves the face

very irritated. I try to balance moisturizer with exfoliation, but once

again it is just treating the symptom, not the root.

I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

Cxhforever@... wrote:

>Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

>foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

>eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

>has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

>advise us! Thank you in advance!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have the same problem. Everytime I put on zinco or sunblock you can

really see the flakiness. I used to think it was seb derm, but now I

believe it is just dry skin. If I use tolerin moisturizer, it holds

them off pretty well. However, I would prefer to put nothing at all on

my face to eliminate all possible problems. Exfoliating with a wet

cotton cloth works well for getting the flakes off, but leaves the face

very irritated. I try to balance moisturizer with exfoliation, but once

again it is just treating the symptom, not the root.

I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

Cxhforever@... wrote:

>Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

>foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

>eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

>has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

>advise us! Thank you in advance!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

I have the same problem. Everytime I put on zinco or sunblock you can

really see the flakiness. I used to think it was seb derm, but now I

believe it is just dry skin. If I use tolerin moisturizer, it holds

them off pretty well. However, I would prefer to put nothing at all on

my face to eliminate all possible problems. Exfoliating with a wet

cotton cloth works well for getting the flakes off, but leaves the face

very irritated. I try to balance moisturizer with exfoliation, but once

again it is just treating the symptom, not the root.

I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

Cxhforever@... wrote:

>Mine is also like this, I'll even moisturize then immediately apply

>foundation and the flakes suddenly appear mine are only on my cheeks under my

>eyes, but it's horribly noticable. Mine is definitely just rosacea, my derm

>has not found any seb derm. Please if anyone out there knows any remedies,

>advise us! Thank you in advance!

>

>

>

[Guest guest]

on 7/17/02 9:56 PM, Esp at esp@... wrote:

> I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

> know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

> what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

I'm pretty sure that religiously taking flax and primrose oils has been

instrumental in eliminating my dry flaky skin.

[Guest guest]

on 7/17/02 9:56 PM, Esp at esp@... wrote:

> I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

> know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

> what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

I'm pretty sure that religiously taking flax and primrose oils has been

instrumental in eliminating my dry flaky skin.

[Guest guest]

on 7/17/02 9:56 PM, Esp at esp@... wrote:

> I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

> know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

> what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

I'm pretty sure that religiously taking flax and primrose oils has been

instrumental in eliminating my dry flaky skin.

[Guest guest]

on 7/17/02 9:56 PM, Esp at esp@... wrote:

> I wish I knew the answer, if anyone has luck we would all love to

> know. What about taking primrose oil or other oils ? I dont know the

> what the true problem and nor how to fully treat it.

I'm pretty sure that religiously taking flax and primrose oils has been

instrumental in eliminating my dry flaky skin.