This Cured Her Dermatitis #dermatologist
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Are there allergens in Impress Press on nails? Are there any nail polish or nail products you recommend to those who are sensitive?
It depends on what you’re sensitive to. Do you know? Find out then simply review the ingredients of the product in question.
Dr Dray has used OPI and Sally Hansen gel polish. Some supposedly hypoallergenic brands are Zoya, butter, Deborah lippmann, rms beauty, pacifica, jinsoon, smith & cult, tenoverten, context, and Côte.
Love you Dr. Dray ❤
She reminds me of Jordan Peterson when she talks..😅😅
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This bored, old comment again? 😴
@@LanguidAndBittersweet Hehehe it’s funny I’ve just discovered her didn’t actually know that I’m not the only one felt this
Peterson has a Canadian accent. Dr.Dray does not.
I have Seborrheic dermatitis:( and still battling this crap 😫
Using that nizoral(just started last week) so hoping something happens, cut out a lot of foods that I felt it triggered it. Trying not to stress a lot too.😞
Topical steroid didn’t help much although it’s been awhile since I’ve used….
It might be other things, so I would do a bit of research, and explore options; that’s what I did. If it fails, I recommend seeing a Dermatologist — though I know that’s not an option for everyone.
I thought I had dandruff, so I’ve tried everything off the shelf. Turns out, I had dry scalp *with* scalp eczema, and the dandruff treatment (Nizoral/ selenium sulfide) were making it worse 😅
I found using coal tar shampoo once every three days, after shampooing with salicylic acid 5% helped a lot
Seb derm cannot be cured. Only managed. Perioral derm is different.
I personally find Nioxin Itchy Scalp shampoo and conditioner to be the only thing to keep my scalp free of sub derm & psoriasis. I’ve tried several prescriptions and many other over the counter products. We’re all different, but this has worked very well for me.
@@sabrinaboyles4176 Ketoconazole stopped working for me, so I had to go back to dying my hair with Henna. Seems henna is the only thing that truly keeps it at bay until roots fully come in.
Are you on any sort of hormonal or intrauterine contraception?
My eczema worsens so much when I have dip powder nails or nail polish on too…
This is why I switched over to Luxie gel nail polish. Regular gel would cause me to flare up around my fingers, which sucks because I love doing nail art.
Interesting!
What about toes?
Dip nails messed me up real bad. It’s like the flu.
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💀 I’ve been having suspicions but i have also suspected everything in my life since mine started 3 years ago. I’m going to test my nail polish, they’re not gel, but I started obsessively wearing them more less than a year before it started, there was some indications around my face several months before i got it full blown… My precious collection 😭
*Dazzle Dry* nail polish was a godsend to me🙌🏻✨
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Dr.Dray thank you for your videos I’ve been a fan for over 3 years ❤. Can you post about Dyshydrosis Eczema? My dermatologist gave me steroid cream but it only helps temporarily.