lol...For the summer I am planning to rock wash n gos with full force, but so far I have been feeling like I have a jheri curl for the first hour or so after my cowashes. I might know the source of the problem. First off, I have a new puppy that demand all of the time at home. When I finally have a chance to get in the shower in the mornings before hopping on the bus to get to work it I'm rushing and running around the house like crazy. Second, I've been trying to kick towels out routine. I love my curls so much more when I have ringed the crap out of head. I know I've heard using tee-shirts as a sub, but I can't seem to find the time to grab any while I'm rushing. So instead I've been ringing sections of my hair with my hands to get the access water out...umm it sounded like a good idea at first.
By the time my hair is styled and I'm out the door I have condish and moisturizer running down my neck. Ugh I can't stand it. My skin is extremely sensitive and absolutely hates it. When I started doing this a couple of weeks ago I ended up with a huge rash on back of my neck and ears that itched like crazy. I managed to get my eczema on my neck and stuff cleared up by using ACV and coconut oil several times a day.
I'm not sure what to do about the drippige...
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So you use coconut oil and AVC to clear up eczema? I have the same problem with my neck and several different parts of my face, and I have been trying to figure out a way to reduce the dryness back there. Maybe I will try this.
Girl, yes. I greatly suffer from allergies and eczema...i got tired of taking meds and using creams. I talked with my girl Tania(I'm trying to get her to start a blog because she will truly be a Godsend to some many ppl) and visited earthclinic.com. ACV helps with soooo many things w/o the side effects of meds. About 3 or 4 times a day I would pour about 1 part ACV and 3 parts water(cool is better I think) in the sink and rinsed my broken out areas. I immediately followed with the coconut oil. It helped so much.
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