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Eczema and shave cream

uch · 2010-03-08 15:57:48

I have eczema on my face and can't use soaps, shave foam, shave Gel etc.. on my face, can anybody recommend anything else I can use ?

08-03-2010 3:57pm

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uch

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I have eczema on my face and can't use soaps, shave foam, shave Gel etc.. on my face, can anybody recommend anything else I can use ?

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#2 08-03-2010 3:59pm

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Shave oil? http://www.totalshave.com/

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#3 08-03-2010 4:02pm

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Is this any good ?

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#4 09-03-2010 9:27pm

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The oil is good, but you're really best off talking to your dermatologist or doctor. Would E45 be any good it's meant for sensitive skin, you could try makeing a lather by wiping up a load of their soap it'd probably won't give a good shave though.

The other option is to consider growing a beard or some deisgner stuble.

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#5 10-03-2010 8:54am

uch

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Might try the e45 soap, never thought of this to be honest

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#6 11-03-2010 12:33pm

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use emulsyfing ointment or if that's too thick for you use silcocks base. Both can be used as soap substitutes and are very good for eczema. you can buy big tubs of them for a few euros in all chemists.

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