Severe dry skin and bags under eyes. (for Sharon)

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_____________ Dear Sharon, You sound awfully dehydrated... Drink a glass of water every hour for as long as you can until you're hydrated Stay with -8- glasses daily or ounces in half your weight...for example ...120 lbs equals 60 oz of water...Make a skin food mix of lecithin granules, wheat germ, brewer's yeast, molasses; take 2 TBS daily in juice. Drink organic juices and eat plenty of fresh ripe organic juicy fruits/vegetables...especially cucumbers...excellent for skin. Be Blessed in the Right use of Knowledge...JOYintheMorning... _________________ sharon_love73 <sharon_love73 wrote: Hello

all, I am 32 and have bags under my eyes as well as sever dry skin all over. My T zone is so very dry that facial moisturizer doesn't even help for a couple of minutes before I am flaking again. I have been putting vit e and rose water under my eyes. I am trying to stay as natural as possible but I cannot find anything to help with my dry skin and feel like I need go back to my vasaline intensive care. I also use to put baby oil all over my body after a shower. Is baby oil a natural product? Can I continue to use it to help moisturize? What are some things I can do to help hydrate my skin? I have been taking fish oil supplements and I eat salmon 2x a week, they have helped some. Any advice is greatly appreciated.Thank youSharon

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Sharon,

 

What Joy suggests is excellent because I've noticed for myself that

diet does make a huge difference. I've also dealt with dry skin ...

and on top of diet and hydration (which is the most important cure),

I use an Aloe Vera Herbal Blend (Nature's Life) that is 98% pure

Aloe Gel with Chamomile & Confrey. I put some of this in the palm

of my hand and add a squirt of Certified Organic 100% pure Jojoba

Oil (I us Heather Loraine) ... work this together and then apply.

Also, find a quality facial scrub or mask to exfoliate. Then, work

your skin from inside (diet) and the outside (cleansing and

moisturizing).

 

Also, bags under the eyes can be edema: fluid retention & swelling.

It is most frequently associated with puffy hands or legs from poor

circulation. If I don't exercise, drink enough water, or I eat dairy

or other junk that are allergens I end up with puffy eyes. Maybe

someone else has a better expanation of this.

 

Karen

 

 

herbal remedies , joy wilson <joy2yrwrld>

wrote:

>

> _____________

> Dear Sharon,

> You sound awfully dehydrated...

> Drink a glass of water every hour for as long as you can until

you're hydrated

> Stay with -8- glasses daily or ounces in half your weight...for

example

> ...120 lbs equals 60 oz of water...

> Make a skin food mix of lecithin granules, wheat germ, brewer's

yeast, molasses; take 2 TBS daily in juice.

> Drink organic juices and eat plenty of fresh ripe organic juicy

fruits/vegetables...especially cucumbers...excellent for skin.

> Be Blessed in the Right use of Knowledge...JOYintheMorning...

>

_________________

>

> sharon_love73 <sharon_love73@c...> wrote:

> Hello all,

>

> I am 32 and have bags under my eyes as well as sever dry skin

all over. My T zone is so very dry that facial moisturizer doesn't

even help for a couple of minutes before I am flaking again. I have

been putting vit e and rose water under my eyes. I am trying to

stay as natural as possible but I cannot find anything to help with

my dry skin and feel like I need go back to my vasaline intensive

care. I also use to put baby oil all over my body after a shower.

Is baby oil a natural product? Can I continue to use it to help

moisturize? What are some things I can do to help hydrate my skin?

I have been taking fish oil supplements and I eat salmon 2x a week,

they have helped some. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

>

> Thank you

> Sharon

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

What are the proportions for this, Joy?

 

Thanks,

Raine

 

joy wilson wrote:

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Make a skin food mix of lecithin granules, wheat germ, brewer's yeast,

molasses; take 2 TBS daily in juice.

 

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