Question 1

what key ingredients should i look for in lotions to reduce stretch marks?

Accepted Answer

It doesn't matter: Stretch marks are determined more by genetics than by any creams. There may also be a factor relating to how big your belly gets. You can certainly use creams if they make your skin feel better but there isn't any one cream that is going to do a better job at preventing stretch marks.

Question 2

what is an astrigent lotion and what it is used for?

Accepted Answer

Drying agent: An astringent is something to dry up an area - would have to know what you were referring to.

Question 3

does lotion help sunburn?

Accepted Answer

Aloe straight from : The plant is recommended. Lotions w aloe don't have a high enough aloe concentration. Aloe barbadensis (aloe vera) can v redness, pain, itching ; swelling from burns. It has anesthetic, anti-inflammatory, antibacterial ; antifungal qualities. It speeds burn healing by stimulating new skin growth.

Question 4

what lotions or soaps are best?

Accepted Answer

Skin: Please start w/a visit to your doctor, who may refer you to a dermatologist.  In general, to respond to your question, avoid soaps and lotions that contain alcohol because they are drying to the skin.

Question 5

is baby lotion good for sunburns?

Accepted Answer

Baby lotion: As long as it is a first degree burn, not blistering, baby oil or aloe vera should be fine to sooth the burn.  I prefer aloe vera.  If there are blisters, it is a second degree burn, and you should see a physician.

Question 6

can you put lotion on cellutitis?

Accepted Answer

Cellulitis: The question is "why" do you want to put lotion on cellulitis?  I like to keep the skin clean and dry so I can see what is going on.  If the skin is dry and itchy, then a mild, unscented, hypoallergenic lotion could be used, but I would prefer cool wet compresses.

Question 7

what if we use morr-f 7.5%  lotion?

Accepted Answer

No problem: This is a topical solution used for hair loss. There should be no problems with it and it may help.

Question 8

what lotion can i use for my sunburn?

Accepted Answer

Straight from plant: Keep sunburn cool w moist cool/cold compresses.  Avoid alcohol containing products.  Break off pieces of aloe vera plant ; apply sap to skin.  Consider non-steroidal anti-inflammatory meds to reduce pain.  Don’t yank off peeling skin or burst blisters. Seek med care for severe pain, fever, lack of improvement of sxs w/i several days or if a large surface area is blistered. Drink h2o.

Question 9

is it good to use skin lotion everyday?

Accepted Answer

Yes: Especially if you have sensitive, dry skin, daily application of a fragrance-free, oil-free moisturizing lotion will promote normal desquamation and exfoliation of the epidermis.  In addition, it will reduce insensible water loss and enhance the barrier function and water content of the epidermis and dermis.

Question 10

can too much lotion be bad for you skin?

Accepted Answer

Rarely: It mayvbe helpful to add essential fatty acids to your diet to help the excessively dry skin.

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