Gentle Moisturizing Lotion
Posted: Tue Feb 13, 2018 7:12 pm
Hi,
This is my first winter and throughout the season, I've been suffering from extremely dry skin. I've been using Lubriderm for my body, but I've been worried about using it on my labia and perineum... yep, dry skin there too... Not only have I been itching like crazy from dry skin, but when they crack and split... ouch! Which also means it's a bad idea to just start lathering on any random lotion so close to such a sensitive area (heck, lubes burn me!). I want to avoid infections on top of all that splitting dry skin.
Today was the last straw, my nipple started itching as if I was 10yo again with my boobs growing and stretching. I'm pretty much dry skin ALL OVER Grrrr!
So what I wanna know is: Is there a moisturizing lotion that you guys would recommend to be safe to apply on sensitive areas? I'd prefer a lotion that doesn't leave a slimy film, it's bad enough I hate feeling wet and slimy 'down below'. I know Cetaphil's gentle wash is safe to use on my menstrual cup, which means it's gentle enough to go in me. What about their lotion? Is that as gentle as the wash? Does it leave a slimy film?
This is my first winter and throughout the season, I've been suffering from extremely dry skin. I've been using Lubriderm for my body, but I've been worried about using it on my labia and perineum... yep, dry skin there too... Not only have I been itching like crazy from dry skin, but when they crack and split... ouch! Which also means it's a bad idea to just start lathering on any random lotion so close to such a sensitive area (heck, lubes burn me!). I want to avoid infections on top of all that splitting dry skin.
Today was the last straw, my nipple started itching as if I was 10yo again with my boobs growing and stretching. I'm pretty much dry skin ALL OVER Grrrr!
So what I wanna know is: Is there a moisturizing lotion that you guys would recommend to be safe to apply on sensitive areas? I'd prefer a lotion that doesn't leave a slimy film, it's bad enough I hate feeling wet and slimy 'down below'. I know Cetaphil's gentle wash is safe to use on my menstrual cup, which means it's gentle enough to go in me. What about their lotion? Is that as gentle as the wash? Does it leave a slimy film?