No more brittle hair or dry skin.

I have fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome and just turned 40. I have been told that the hair/nail problem may also be somewhat related to an autoimmune condition, but the doctors really don't know for sure:( Any ideas? ...

Right now I am really loving Renpure's hair products. I've been using their shampoo and conditioner (and have gotten 3 compliments on the health of my hair), but only just recently tried their Argan oil treatment. LOVE. As far as daily defrizzer: I've long been a fan of Paul Mitchell's (smells ever so slightly of green apple), but after many years my bottle finally ran out. I'd seen a promo of Bumble and Bumble's defrizz tx in Oprah� ...

get it foiled with some color in it. I have been thinking about a curly perm but I am not sure what kind to get and I would have my hairdresser do it. I dont want a fuzz ball so I am wondering if anyone here has tried this on colored hair just streaked color. I want a good perm that would last for a while and have curl to it but not tight. My hairdresser does not carrying prems anymore and the company they deal with does not sell them either. They are expensive ...

Well, we're all pretty much feeling the economic squeeze and I'very decided I need to find a more economical line of skin care products (I have sensitive skin and have been using Cetaphil cleanser with creme de la mer toner and the creme de la mer moisturizing cream for ages). I don't know if its because my skin is just supersensitive or so used to these high-end toners and moisturizers that they just go haywire when I try something new and more economic. I'd bee ...

For some reason my feet and hands have all the sudden become very dry, to the point of peeling and cracking. My right foot is the worst and hurts. I've tried every cream I can think of and have been drinking more water. Any suggestions? It looks so nasty. ...

I've never had this before, but on my forehead and spreading to a small part of my cheek, near my mouth and on one side of my nose I've developed seborrheic keratosis. My PCP told me to use a very mild cleanser and hydrocortisone cream x3 daily, but it really doesn't seem to be helping much. The spots get warm to the touch and itchy and are really getting more and more difficult to cover when I have to go out. Has anyone else had this and found something a bit more he ...

so this morning i exfoliated my face as per my usual routine, but now my face feels so irritated and itchy. i'm not sure if it is from the exfoliant or what but i'm really uncomfortable here. I took an antihistamine thinking that may help if it wasnt because of the product, but it doesnt seem to have helped. I've been drinking lots of water too. To make me more anxious, i've got a presentation tonight in front of like a 100 ppl, and i don't want to go up there looking li ...

First I've heard of this, but I'm not surprised: http://www.newsmax.com/SciTech/fluorescent-bulbs-skin-cancer/2012/07/21/id/446116 ...

Mine is "fact of the matter". It was one my mother in law said constantly while complaining about something. Always following the phrase would be an opinion, not a fact. What are your pet peeves? ...

Have a skin tag located on my neck. It was red and inflammed looking for the last couple of weeks. This a.m. it has turned white and is just hanging on by a thin thread. Collar of my shirt(s) keep rubbing against it. Friend told me to pull it off. I don't think I can do that. Put a band-aid over it. Hesitant to pull it off as I am a diabetic. Don't have an extra money to go to a doctor. Anybody else have tihs experi ...

Well, I had my surgery on New Year's Eve, and came away with an 8 cm incision wrapping around my dorsal forearm. I got the pathology back and it was a well differentiated squamous cell carcinoma, 3 x 3.5 cm, all margins clear. Right now looking at the incision it's hard to imagine that he's correct when he says it will eventually be just a very thin white line. It looks like someone tried to cut my arm off. I have to go back every three months for a recheck ...

I was complaining to my doc about fine lines, crow's feet/smiles lines, and the beginnings of those "marionette" lines (nasolabial fold area) and was inquiring about botox or a filler. He told me I wasn't ready for that yet and instead prescribed Retin A gel. He said faithful use of this, starting judiciously and then increasing, would provide visible reduction in about 8-12 weeks. I've heard that Retin A (even the microgel) can be really harsh on the skin ...

I have hypothyroidism, but not taking any medications. Part of my problem is my face and skin. Under my eyes is always flaky (like psoriasis) and I've got pimples that are breaking out all over my face, but they are not like the pimples of my youth (without getting gross about how I used to get rid of them), now when I try to pop them nothing happens and they get bigger and redder and they hurt. The skin on my face is normal but my forehead is normal to oily and the areas ...

I have older (40) skin that is acne prone. I'm looking for a skin product that doesn't over dry as acne products can sometimes do because my skin is older and now wrinkle prone too. I use neutrogena moisturizer, aveeno dry skin oatmeal bar, and retin A. I only wear foundation maybe once or twice a week (neutrogena). I know it's the products that are causing me to break out because I used to use Rhonda Allison and didn't break out, my skin looked great, however, Rhonda All ...

Anyone got good skin rash remedies? I've had a rash on my left forearm for several YEARS.... it waxes and wanes, but is always dry and plaque-like. Very similar to psoriasis, but my arthritis is osteo, not inflammatory, so I'm pretty sure it's just some form of eczema. It's sometimes dry and scaly, sometimes weepy (especially when I scratch too much) and has become scarred as a result. I've tried everything: Cortisone creams, dry skin creams, ant ...

Ok, this is weird. Never had this feeling before, but I am getting up in years, so maybe it is just old age taking it toll. I am sitting in my living room, lights off, 3 fans going. We are in the middle of a heat-wave. Over 90 degrees outside, heat index over 100, humidity unbelievable. I live in an old house with old wiring. We tried window air conditioners, but could only use 1 at a time and only for a certain number of hours before it started blowing fus ...

He is unbelievable. His own kind (Democrats) are catching on. It's too bad he's had a free pass for over 5 years. The media should have confronted him head on. Can you imagine what he must be like when he goes home at night? link ...

I did not plan on being awake at 5 something this morning but so itchy. I have had eczema on my hands before and now my breasts are broken out, both breasts and just wanted to know if any had ideas for something around the house I could use to ease that itchy feeling. ...

I looking for a new skin care regimen. I'm 44 and have a round, chubby face which I used to hate, but now realize it has prevented me from getting a lot of wrinkles. I have a few fine lines around my eyes and those parentheses around my mouth, if you know what I mean. I'm looking for something to prevent future wrinkles and to work on what I have. I have freckles and have sun damaged my skin when I was younger, so my skin is blotchy without makeup. I ...

I understand as we grow older our bodies change, skin gets saggy, wrinkled, loses elasticity, etc and our hair changes. What I'm wondering is this. Is there a product, vitamin, or whatever that can make your hair look younger and healthier. Growing up I had beautiful hair, soft natural curls that the hairdressers said people would die to have curls that are natural like that. Now at 51 years old my hair is coarse, and frizzy. I can find some curls here and ther ...

For those of you with dogs that shed (like my Golden), can you share you grooming schedule and favorite brush? I've used to use a rake but found a tool that's cheaper than a Furminator (sp?) and doesn't rip the skin. It's made by Oster and called a Shedzilla. I've been brushing him every couple of days but this time of year, I'm wondering if I should do it more often? I like to do it outside to keep the fur out of the house as much as possible. ...

I am devastated right now. I had long, thick beautiful hair and over the past couple of months I have noticed a big change in it. Now it is falling out! Long strands just letting loose. At this rate, I will be bald in a couple of weeks and that is not an exaggeration. It doesn't even look or feel like hair. It is shriveling up and is very light and falling out! How and why can this happen and will it stop? Has this happened to anyone? ...

A few days ago I colored my hair black. The box said (and looked like it would be a soft black), and it turned out way blacker than I imagined (if that's possible). I usually go brown, but the reason I went black was to try to get back to as close as my natural color while the gray is coming in. I really didn't want to color my hair, however, between the brown I last colored it, the gray coming in, and the "soft" black that was mixed in with the gray I had too many co ...

alopecia areata, have you tried any home remeadies that have worked? I have gone to the dermatoloigst, have received 3 sets of cortisone shots to the scalp so far, no luck, just a few fine hairs coming in. It should have all grown back at this point from the injections. So now we are waiting a year to see if anything changes (been about 2 years already so looks pretty permanent right now). Doc gave me samples of Protopic but basically said she did not expect it to work bu ...

I know they say to only wash your hair every other day but I have never been able to do that. I shampoo/condition my hair every day as I cannot stand the feeling of my hair being dirty or greasy-looking or whatever. I am 28 and have pretty long hair and my hair has always been really healthy so I have never tried to force myself to not wash it everyday. Does it really damage your hair? ...

Can anyone recommend a product that will cover gray/white roots without turning my hair a pink color? Some years ago I was using over the counter color and was actually approached by people, telling me my hair was "purple." I told my stylist and she said the over the counter products have a violet base, and when applied to brown hair it gives a pretty highlight. If you apply it to hair that has lost its color it soaks up the violet color and that's what you see. ...

Battling insomnia last night, I watched an infomercial for this product and the thought behind it makes sense to keep one's hair at its healthiest (especially if platinum blond, like I currently am). Has anyone tried Wen and, if so, what did you think of it? I currently use organic products but keep thinking this might be a better option to keep my hair in semi-decent condition, considering how I abuse it with bleach, straightening tools, etc. ...

Little neighbor girl and I were having a discussion. She washes her hair daily, I not as much and thought would just ask others. Thanks. ...

No more brittle hair or dry skin.

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