Dr. Claude Saliou, AVEENO® skin care expert talks about ACTIVE NATURALS® www.aveeno.co.nz
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Aveeno Baby Eczema Therapy Moisturizing Cream, Scent free 5 oz (Quantity of 4)
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Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Re: I Need Medical Attention
Sorry that this is late. Better late than never! In case you cannot read what have posted in the video I have it listed below. If you have any questions about whatever; please post it in my comments. I will reply to y'all when I can. Thank you! ^_^ Kevjumba: www.youtube.com "In the future stick with the Aveeno Oatmeal Bath and Blue Star Ointment. It works wonders for itchy dry skin, rashes, bug bites, and etc..." * Original Aveeno Bath: i40.photobucket.com Best luke warm water. * Blue Star Ointment: i40.photobucket.com Numbs the itch. "In case those ideas don't work." * Plain Apple Cider Vinegar: i40.photobucket.com Mild Rash 1/2 cup Bad Rash 1 cup * Plain Quaker Oatmeal: (substitute for Aveeno) i40.photobucket.com Mild Rash 1 cup Bad Rash 2 cups * Colgate's Octagon 'All Purpose' Soap: i40.photobucket.com Rinse in cold water. Apply to skin (don't wash it off). Allow to dry! * Aloe Vera Gel: i40.photobucket.com Refrigerate! Apply onto paper towel or toilet paper (if by chance you ran out of paper towels). Apply on itch. Disclaimers: "I am NOT a doctor. I've learned what I know from my Mom (retired nurse), Aunts (some retired, some still working nurses), and my elderly neighbor (whom I've come to see as a 3rd Grandfather)." "Please if you have serious medical problems contact your local Physician." Helpful hints: (If you get nervous like I do this really helps out a lot.) 1. Write a list of questions you may have for your Physician. 2. Keep a list of all you're allergies ...
Thursday, December 1, 2011
How to Care For Your African American or Biracial Baby's Hair
If you're baby is African American, one thing that needs to be understood is that your baby needs moisture in her hair. Unlike Caucasian hair or Hispanic hair, African American hair tends to be very dry and will break off unless properly moisturized and taken care of.
Washing Your Baby's Hair
With your baby, the main goal to keeping your baby's hair healthy is moisture. With that being said, you should only wash their hair once or twice a week when they are young, because this should be all the baths they have unless they are crawling. When you bathe them, you should use a shampoo and body wash that is relatively lightly fragranced and gentle on the skin. I recommend Aveeno products because they work great, especially for baby eczema. Once you start bathing your baby daily, still keep washing their hair to a minimum, unless it absolutely needs it. If your baby is biracial, you should adjust the number of times because biracial hair sometimes gets greasy if not washed daily.
After that, you'll want to put in some sort of moisturizer to keep the moisture in. With adults, many tend to use different types of grease and/or lotions to help keep their hair from getting dry and damaged. I, myself, use Pink Lotion in my hair because it is lightweight enough to keep it bouncy, and it moisturizes it just enough as well. With babies and toddlers, however, I don't recommend using these products just for the simple reason that you don't know what all is used in these products. Babies, especially newborns, have very sensitive skin and so you'll want to know exactly what is going into their hair in case there is an allergic reaction to it and what not. So what can you use?
Baby Oil Gel
I completely recommend using baby oil, or mineral oil in your baby's hair until they are at least 2 years old because it's a great moisturizer and is natural, aside from some light fragrance. Using just the oil itself can be messy, but if you buy the baby oil gel, you can get the same results without all the mess. I use it on my daughter every day to keep you hair moisturized. This is also effective if your baby has cradle cap. What you'll want to do is take about a dime to nickel sized amount and rub into your hands before distributing throughout your baby's hair. Any more than this and it will make their head greasy.
This is basically all you need for your baby's hair to be healthy and grow. Keep styling to a minimum other than the use of rubberbands and things until your baby gets older and the soft spot is gone.
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