How To Deal With Eczema

posted in Other on Oct 30, 2014
If you, like me, have eczema, it may make you feel insecure when wearing shorts or skirts or vest tops etc. Here are my tips for dealing with eczema. They may not work on everyone but they worked for me.
I use this cream/lotion, which I find stops my skin feeling so dry and makes it softer. Over three weeks, you begin to see a difference.
I use this cream/lotion, which I find stops my skin feeling so dry and makes it softer. Over three weeks, you begin to see a difference.
The summer is the worst time of the year if your eczema is on your legs. When you walk, if you don't have a thigh gap, your legs rub together, making your skin hurt, where the eczema is being rubbed.
As for the winter, it is really bad if your eczema is on your face or hands. These areas are almost always exposed and the cold air dried your skin out even more. Just like your lips, your eczema will chap and hurt.
Being born with eczema was tough, but as I've grown up, I've started to learn to control it. Until I go swimming and the chlorine gets to it. Or salt water in the sea. Anyway, I hope you take on my tips and I hope they make your life easier. Thank you for reading!