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skin problems!!! HELP!?
i have this rash type thing on my arm i have looked and looked and i thought it was psoriasis but it looks nothing like the pictures or the way the articles explain it. its just patches of these bumps they aren't red or anything and doesn't itch that bad, it kinda looks like dry skin thats what i thought it was at first but it won't go away. well it went away for like 4 days but came right back. i exfoliate everyday and use lotion every day, i've tried putting all kinds of stuff on it but nothing is making it go away!!! i'm out of ideas and i really don't have the cash to go to the dr could anyone have any other ideas? i will try anything!
It may be eczema. That's what it sounds like to me.Look it up on google you will find pictures,information,etc. They have creams...And if you dont have money for those you can try virgin olive oil.I heard that works.
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The Skin Miracle of the South Pacific
Have you ever heard of Tamanu oil? Don't worry many haven't, but this amazing skin product has some powerful properties, and smells like homemade pecan pie!
Tamanu oil boasts of anti-inflammatory, anti-bacterial and anti-oxidant properties. It has a soothing effect on the skin and can be used on mucous membranes. It also improves the skins elasticity and firmness. Tamanu oil can be used on scars, stretch marks and as pregnancy stretch mark prevention as it is completely natural. However, it is made from a nut so those with nut allergies should test it on their wrist before using. Other things that tamanu oil can be used for:
- Sunburn
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- Psoriasis
- Dermatitis
- Rosacea
- Hemorrhoids
Tamanu oil comes from the plant species Calophyllum inophyllum. The tree is called many different things such as the “poon” in India, the “feta’u” in Tonga, the “bintangor” tree in Malaysia or the “ati” or “tamanu” tree in Tahiti. However this tree can be found in South East Asia, Australasia, Madagascar, East Africa, the Pacific Islands, the West Indes and South America. The tree is an evergreen hardwood which flowers twice a year and in time produces round fruit the size of an apricot. The fruit yields a large nut which is where the oil comes from. The nut is originally composed of whitish yellow kernel. The nut is then dried for a month or so and the kernel turns into greenish amber coloured oil. Tamanu oil be easily absorbed into the skin and has a rich nutty fragrance. Tamanu is an organically sustainable product as the trees themselves are not harvested and the nuts are quite plentiful. You can purchase Tamanu oil from www.pacifikaspirit.com or you can visit http://www.tamanuoil.co.uk/ for further information and pictures.
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Lakshmi is a teacher and environmentalist. A Canadian, now living in New Zealand. She is an expert in organic products, essential oils, but can give some great internet marketing tips as well. Contact her at www.pacifikaspirit.com
