If only Tide Pods Free & Gentle existed back then - a detergent free of dyes and perfumes perfect for sensitive skin. No sacrificing cleaning performance for gentleness! (And we all know how important cleaning performance is when it comes to kids.)
- Avoid fragrances and or botanicals in your daily washing, soaps, detergents and moisturizers, as they can be both irritants and allergens. Test out a detergent like the new Tide Pods Free & Gentle. For people with sensitive skin seeking a detergent free of dyes and perfumes, Tide Pods Free & Gentle provides a deep clean that leaves behind no dyes or perfumes on fabrics, for gentleness on skin.
- Stick to non-foaming “soaps” in the shower. They do not strip the skin of its natural oils.
- Only shower or bath once a day. Water dries out the skin.
- Make sure that you keep bathing times to under 15 minutes and avoid using hot water.
- After bathing, pat dry. Rubbing your body with a towel will remove moisture and further dry out your skin.
- Tide Pods Free & Gentle – $21.99
- Ultra Downy Free & Sensitive - $9.99
- Bounce Free & Sensitive - $9.99
- Tide Stain Release In-Wash Boost Action Pac Free Nature – $7.99
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I make sure I use an oatmeal bath twice a week to help with my flare ups. The winter time is lethal for my skin.
ReplyDeleteWash all new clothes before you wear them!
ReplyDeleteI find that taking essential oils orally helps keep my sensitive skin from getting too itchy in the winter.
ReplyDeleteRAFFLECOPTER NAME is Anne Taylor
Dutifully moisturize both morning and night to protect skin from the elements!
ReplyDeleteKeep your skin covered up no matter what the weather.
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to use unscented products as much as possible and only wear natural fibres
ReplyDeleteMoisturize all year using an unscented moisturizer
ReplyDeleteMy sensitive skin tip is to moisturize often with a non-irritating cream.
ReplyDeleteI use unscented face wash and lotion.
ReplyDeleteKeep it moisturized with unscented lotion!
ReplyDeleteStay away from any soaps or lotions that are scented!
ReplyDeleteTry to use products that are scent and dye free
ReplyDeleteAlways read the labels and buy something that is scent free.
ReplyDeleteAlways go for scent free products and read the ingredients before you buy any products
ReplyDeleteAvoid scented products.
ReplyDeleteuse unscented soaps and moisturizers.
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to avoid products that contain fragrances.
ReplyDeleteAlways use scent free loation after your shower
ReplyDeleteI use unscented products and like to hang my clothes on the line outside.
ReplyDeleteUse more natural ingredients, and avoid fragrances in products.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely the least scented, the better.
ReplyDeleteKeep your skin covered up in the winter.
ReplyDeleteUse scent free products!
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to use scent free products.
ReplyDeleteMy tip is to eliminate as many products as you can that have scents/dyes (Judy Cowan)
ReplyDeleteMy sensitive skin tip is to moisturize lots, and not to use harsh cleaners without gloves.
ReplyDeleteI limit my use of anything scented for sure due to sinus issues!!!
ReplyDeleteI use unscented everything
ReplyDeleteMy tip (and I have sensitive/allergic skin): Use unscented products, that are free of dyes and harsh chemicals. If possible use the unscented products that are designed for babies/children as they tend to be most gentle
ReplyDeletei use unscented skin products
ReplyDeletewe double rinse our clothes and use natural products
ReplyDeleteMake sure you pack your laundry soap for vacations/time away.. we forgot ours once..
ReplyDeleteUse unscented products and rinse everything twice.
ReplyDeleteWash new clothes and use unscented products for your wash
ReplyDeleteFlorence C
Try to avoid chemicals when possible.
ReplyDeleteUse natural fibres as much as possible.
ReplyDeleteuse unscented products,or baby products are usually great also!
ReplyDelete(Karla Sceviour)
Moisturize daily with an unscented/chemical free lotion.
ReplyDeleteTry to stick with scent-free products.
ReplyDeletemoisturize right after a shower or bathm it works better
ReplyDeleteI am entering your giveaway.
ReplyDeleteIt would be great to win a P&G Sensitive Skin Laundry Pack.
In response to your requirement to share my sensitive skin tip.
My sensitive skin tip is use unscented soaps and moisturizers.
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I try to use unscented products whenever possible for my daughter's sensitive skin.
ReplyDeletedye free, scent free, chemical free and it's good for me!
ReplyDeleteuse scent free detergent
ReplyDeletevaseline on dry skin
ReplyDeleteUse unscented soaps
ReplyDeleteuse as many scent free products as possible. I use lotions and makeup as close to scent free as possible
ReplyDeleteI use gentle fragrance free products.
ReplyDeleteI use a humidifier so they air doesn't dry my skin out as much and use moisturizer twice a day.
ReplyDeleteTry to go scent free and use natural products when you can.
ReplyDeleteThe best tip is to be aware of what you're using. We always have to read ingredients because my bf is sensitive to some chemicals. It's the biggest and best thing that helps.
ReplyDeleteWe like to use a humidifier in our house as it gets so dry here in winter and our skin gets dry and sensitive otherwise!
ReplyDeleteI try and use unscented products and products that are hypoallegenic or made for sensitive skin
ReplyDeleteI try to use perfume and dye free products as much as possible
ReplyDeleteMoisturize with unscented lotions.
ReplyDeleteUse Vaseline for dry skin and avoid scented products
ReplyDeletebe sparing with laundry detergent
ReplyDeleteBecky Best-Always READ the labels :)
ReplyDeleteKeep skin moisturized.
ReplyDeleteKeep your skin moisturized with un scented lotions !
ReplyDeleteI dont have much tip except not using scented products. Otherwise I am using medications to treat a severe eczema
ReplyDeletedon't scrub your skin during washing. use dryer balls instead of dryer sheets.
ReplyDeleteMy sensitive skin tip - don't bathe daily, as it dries out your skin.
ReplyDeleteDrink a lot of water and keep your skin moisturised throughout the dry cold winter months.
ReplyDeleteHave warm, not hot, baths and showers.
ReplyDeleteWe use a lot of scent-free products.
ReplyDeleteUse scent free products. HYDRATE :)
ReplyDeleteUse scent free products :0
ReplyDeleteuse unscented products
ReplyDeleteI make sure that I use a gentle soap when washing and mild scent free lotion.
ReplyDeleteTry to find products with natural ingredients
ReplyDeleteWash new clothes before wearing them
ReplyDeleteunscented products and wash everything before wearing them
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