Re: face / scalp solution?

[Guest guest]

You could try Neoteric Advanced Healing Cream from the diabetic section at

Walgreens (sprinkle a little MSM powder in it).

I don't recommend this cream for long term use because of the dimethicone in it,

but it worked wonders for me in 2007.

Bessie

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> Ok, I'm sure we've discussed this before but my face/scalp is the worst for

activity. I get crawlies and the feeling of something coming out the pores

around cheeks and upper/lower lip area and my scalp I have crawlies in general.

>

> What have you tried that works?

>

> I'll go ahead and tell you what DOES NOT work for me (may work for you, great,

but not me):

> - betadine

> - peppermint shampoos/cleaners (i.e. safe2use) - they take away the crawlies

while the scalp's tingling w/ peppermint oil but return when the effect wears

off, so it's not a knockout.

> - spraying knockout cleaners

> - masqing w/ ESP soap

> - ESP balm rubbed all over face

> - sulfur products (like 10% sulfur soap)

> - knockout cleaner sprayed on face/scalp

> - RP

> - etc - I've tried gazillions

>

> I don't have problems with the eyes, ears, or nostrils anymore though so I

think the above does help in those areas... but I'm looking for a permanant

solution.

>

> Thanks.

>

[Guest guest]

I put peppermint, rosemary and tea tree oil in hair conditioner, wash my hair at

night, and put in the conditioner like a thick mask on my hair, making sure it's

rubbed into the entire scalp. In the morning, I just rinse it out or if I'm not

going anywhere I rinse it out.

The epsom salts suggestion is a good one too. Even if you rinse it out

immediately, as I do, it still kills whatever is on your scalp. This combined

with using the conditioner at night keeps them at bay in my hair.

Also, when you soak in a borax bath (it's awesome), submerge your hair as well,

for as long as you can. I lay there with just my face poking out. For me, the

borax brings hours of relief but is kind of drying on the hair, so I still use

conditioner religiously.

[Guest guest]

I've just started drinking lemon water, it's something I've done in the past to

successfully treat cellulite and liven up my complexion. I've heard a lot of

good stuff about the organic coconut oil. Right now I'm using my own balm made

of fractionated coconut oil, sea buckthorn oil, beeswax and essential oils on my

skin. After this latest batch of balm, when I used the fractionated coconut oil

in place of the olive oil I had been using, I started noticing more crawlies on

the face after a few days, then suddenly they sharply lessened - like they were

down deep and came to the surface to die. Little b@$t@#Ds, I'm glad!! DIE! DIE!

LOL

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> > I put peppermint, rosemary and tea tree oil in hair conditioner, wash my

hair at night, and put in the conditioner like a thick mask on my hair, making

sure it's rubbed into the entire scalp. In the morning, I just rinse it out or

if I'm not going anywhere I rinse it out.

> >

> > The epsom salts suggestion is a good one too. Even if you rinse it out

immediately, as I do, it still kills whatever is on your scalp. This combined

with using the conditioner at night keeps them at bay in my hair.

> >

> > Also, when you soak in a borax bath (it's awesome), submerge your hair as

well, for as long as you can. I lay there with just my face poking out. For me,

the borax brings hours of relief but is kind of drying on the hair, so I still

use conditioner religiously.

> >

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