Johnson's Head-to-Toe Baby Wash
Anti-climactic, I know.
The second find I happened upon just months ago at Spa Tiki when The Chief and I had our couple's massage for our anniversary. They used a coconut oil mixture on me that left my poor, dry, cracked, eczema-riddled hands feeling smooth and silky for the first time in five years! I bought some at the spa and I use it every night. I still have occasional flare-ups, but the oil has been amazing in helping to soften my super dry skin and control the insane itching compulsion that accompanies eczema. The other huge plus is that, for an oil, it absorbs into the skin quite quickly so that you're not trailing greasy finger mess in your wake. The company is called Pure Fiji and they actually ship their products out of Pleasant Grove, UT, oddly enough. Here is a picture of the coconut oil I use, called...
The first blessed solution you can find at any local grocery store. It's the most common thing and quite inexpensive as far as face washes go. The second is available at the following link (Pure Fiji) or anywhere else online that you might be able to find it cheaper. It's not exactly cheap, but it's not over-the-top pricey either since a little bit goes a long way and it lasts a long time. Enjoy!
Anti-climactic, I know.The second find I happened upon just months ago at Spa Tiki when The Chief and I had our couple's massage for our anniversary. They used a coconut oil mixture on me that left my poor, dry, cracked, eczema-riddled hands feeling smooth and silky for the first time in five years! I bought some at the spa and I use it every night. I still have occasional flare-ups, but the oil has been amazing in helping to soften my super dry skin and control the insane itching compulsion that accompanies eczema. The other huge plus is that, for an oil, it absorbs into the skin quite quickly so that you're not trailing greasy finger mess in your wake. The company is called Pure Fiji and they actually ship their products out of Pleasant Grove, UT, oddly enough. Here is a picture of the coconut oil I use, called...
Pure Fiji Exotic Bath and Body Massage Oil
The first blessed solution you can find at any local grocery store. It's the most common thing and quite inexpensive as far as face washes go. The second is available at the following link (Pure Fiji) or anywhere else online that you might be able to find it cheaper. It's not exactly cheap, but it's not over-the-top pricey either since a little bit goes a long way and it lasts a long time. Enjoy!
2 comments:
I guess it makes sense, but I'm intrigued by the Johnson's baby wash for adult use. I think I just might have to try that! I should be buying a ton of it again anytime soon now!!!
Just so you know, I visit your blog often for inspiration. Love your pictures, and the stories are told just like a book. LOVE IT. But I am commenting because I too have tried baby wash on my face- not sure why I tried it, but it was probably the same reason you did. I haven't necessarily continued to use it, but the day I did I thought to myself, "Now this is a great, inexpensive, quite handy (now that I have a baby) form of face wash!"
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