Last week, I started using a new face wash and fried the skin on my face. So, my face is very dry and is flaking off skin. Is it ok to put St. Ives Intensive Care lotion on my face to moisturize it? And if I do use it, will it cause me to break out?
The brand is actually "St. Ives: Intensive Healing"
a loved one of mine is in intensive care with emphysema and im just wondering what it means in essence?
im getting alot of terms thrown at me to which i do not know the meaning to so im unsure what is going so if somebody could briefly explain the meaning of intensive care to me, like i don’t know if he has a good chance of survival or not cause everybody seems to be speaking in riddles to me.
thanks.
I have currently been using vaseline aloe fresh hydrating. It works very well to keep my dry skin in check. I found a good deal online for Vaseline Intensive Care Aloe Cool & Fresh, Light Moisturizing Lotion. Are they very similar or the same? Which is better?
TIA
My 18 month old son has extremely sensitive skin and eczema. I constantly struggle to keep the eczema under control. I recently bought Vaseline Intensive Care lotion, the hypoallergenic/unscented kind to try. It doesn’t say suitable for babies, but not all do. Has anyone tried this? I’ve already tried Aveeno and at least 5 other kinds.
Hi, my aunt is in intensive care hooked up to a ventilator and her brain is bleeding (brain tumor I suppose?). The doctors gave a grim report saying that there was nothing else that they could do and that she has only a few days left.
I don’t know much about this disease, but is there any possible way that it could be cured? Maybe they could try some other treatment?
Oh, and I forgot to add that she used to have seizures before she was placed into the hospital.
