Got Dry Skin?

[Brenda Starrr]

Body Butter

[torn asunder]

:laughing there's so much i could say at this point, that anything i write would be a let-down... :laughing :whistling :cheerful

[Brenda Starrr]

:laughing there's so much i could say at this point, that anything i write would be a let-down...  :laughing  :whistling  :cheerful

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Bring it, smart ass!

[TomCat]

I just cannot do it Brenda...too easy...LOL

[Brenda Starrr]

I just cannot do it Brenda...too easy...LOL

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Again, bring it!

[Lilith]

i just thought i would help you guys out with some quotes from the site since i see you are having problems meeting brendas challenge!

"The creamiest moisturizer on the planet!!"

"It's like you've died and gone to heaven."

"Body butter with the delicate scent of sweet pea...what could be better?"

"....this moisturizer has us "oohing" and "ahhing" every time we use it."

6 of our most popular small bath bombs in an adorable pail with our logo on it! ( bath bombs lol omg i instanly thought of my kids tooting in the tub)

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lilith

[Brenda Starrr]

lol....

Thanks lillith! It amazes me what men think when they see the words "Body Butter".

No, I am not bread, therefore, you cannot "spread" it on and eat me.

[soothsayer]

Thinks about body butter.................Hmmmmmmm. :whistling

[Troy Spiral (13)]

Since i have dry skin , and know sort of "automatically" what body butter is it didn't occur to me to innuendo-ize the name.

But thinking about it , im coming up with something yucky as hell not something "sexy" ugh... >tries not to have nightmares about rolls and goo

I have never actually tried this product but i probably would have if i ever saw it in a regular store. I assume they don't sell it at like Meijer or Save-Mor drugs, do they?

Cant bring myself to go to a "specialty" beauty supply store and spend money, first they'd take my heterosexual male membership card away, then bend me over and rape me with the 75% markup prices. hehe :fear

[honeymustard02]

I love this stuff, I have mango butter.

They also have one called Nut Butter.......that's even worse!!

[Brenda Starrr]

I have never actually tried this product but i probably would have if i ever saw it in a regular store.  I assume they don't sell it at like Meijer or Save-Mor drugs, do they?

Cant bring myself to go to a "specialty" beauty supply store and spend money, first they'd take my heterosexual male membership card away, then bend me over and rape me with the 75% markup prices.  hehe    :fear

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You can order it from the above-mentioned website, as well as the body shop. You won't lost your heterosexual male card, I swear.

And yes, Nut Butter just sounds so wrong....

[gothicmom]

( bath bombs lol omg i instanly thought of my kids tooting in the tub)

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I was thinking of poo in the bathtub!

[Brenda Starrr]

[Rozzlyn]

Body Butter

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As a sufferer(?) of psoraisis, I've got two words for you:

That's Crap.

[Brenda Starrr]

My daughter has seriously bad eczema. It's the only thing that makes her feel better. It may not work for you, but it works for her. That's all that matters to me.

[Nightflyerswmn]

my 2 year old has got really dry skin too. i'll have try some. that prescription crap is just that--CRAP

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have you ever used udder cream?

it works really well too.

[Rozzlyn]

My daughter has seriously bad eczema. It's the only thing that makes her feel better. It may not work for you, but it works for her. That's all that matters to me.

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Well, what matters to everybody else in the world with "dry skin" is the fact that no two cases of "dry skin" are exactly alike.

[Rozzlyn]

have you ever used udder cream?

it works really well too.

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Like hell it does!

[Brenda Starrr]

Ok, Rozzlyn.....

What do you think works well? Share, please.

[Troy Spiral (13)]

I think every time i ever asked a reasonably detailed question in the dermatologists office his response included "everyone's skin is so different and the causes are so wide ranging..."

Pretty hard to make a blanket statement about what does, and doesn't work. Saying that one product "doesnt work" seems pretty difficult. "Didnt work for me" or "Didnt work for my friend..." would seem more acurate.

Im sure Windex cures dry skin for somone , somewhere. hah

[bellbottoms]

:laughing yes windex is working for me right now

i like body butter as well...never tried the udder cream. the directons that i have heard from a dermatologists is that u should use different lotions everyday. like eucrin one day and the next day use nivea. BUT it hasn't worked for my niece - it helps but she uses a steriod cream with it as well. she isn't even 2 yet and has all the bumps and patches that my sister and i have.

[Troy Spiral (13)]

:laughing yes windex is working for me right now

[Rozzlyn]

Ok, Rozzlyn.....

What do you think works well? Share, please.

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I have yet to find anything that works well.

[Rozzlyn]

Pretty hard to make a blanket statement about what does, and doesn't work. Saying  that one product "doesnt work" seems pretty difficult.  "Didnt work for me" or "Didnt work for my friend..." would seem more acurate.

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It's also rather ludicous to make blanket statements or at least implications that any one product 100% works, no fail.

The psoraisis on the back of my head is so bad that even a slight change in the climate causes it to crack and bleed. I'm better off in summer than I am in winter, but not even medicated shampoos do anything worthwhile. At one point, I even tried adjusting my diet. Nothing.

Then there's my roommate -- he has these weird patches of dry skin on his knuckles and the only thing that "works" for *him* is straight-up Vaseline.

Me?

Udder cream: crap

Zim's Crack Cream: crap

medicated shampoos (OTC): crap

"all natural" shampoos: crap, but slightly less crappy than other crap

medicated non-shampoo scalp treatmens (OTC): crap

prescription medicated shampoos: crap

prescription medicated scalp-treatments: crap

prescription oral medication: crap, but slightly-more-than-slightly less crappy than other crap; also really expensive

BlueStar ointment: crap

Gold Bond crap: crap

All sorts of various butters and creams and balms: crap crap and crappy

Keeping my hair short has helped the itch a little, but a *little*. Shaving my head, though, just causes it to *spread*.

My father had the same deal -- I'm starting to develop it on my knees, too. On the good side, I don't look at it as gaining more psoraisis patches, but instead getting rid of another place to shave.