
Then she told me she was using a conditioner by the same company (Shea Moisture) called, “African Black Soap Balancing Conditioner”.
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The third and final part is what my neighbor told me: Her husband had started using a soap by a company called Shea Moisture African Black Soap and his psoriasis/eczema skin cleared up.


These things were the other two parts of the puzzle. When it arrived, I immediately started using it every morning and night and it sure felt good, as well as loosened the flakes…removing SOME of them as I brushed (of course, my scalp was still producing scales 24/7). I thought, at least it might stimulate my scalp and help ease the itching. I also bought a natural boar bristle brush from Amazon (when I was young, ages ago, it was well known that women a tad older than I had always used natural boar bristle brushes and brushed their hair 100 strokes per night). About a month prior to this conversation I had started using a shampoo from a health food store I had visited in Oregon, all-natural organic “Tate’s the Natural Miracle Shampoo, along with a hair conditioner of the same brand but I wasn’t real happy with the conditioner. She actually had the missing piece to the puzzle. Since most people don’t even mention this type of condition with others I was surprised when my neighbor told me about her dry, itchy, flaking scalp and what she had found to clear it up. I was so fed up with an itchy, flaking, irritated scalp and just didn’t know what to do (not being able to wear black or dark colors because of the horrible flaking was awful too). Finally with lots and lots of time, the lesions on my arms and hands cleared up (probably because I stopped using soaps on my skin) but the scalp (which I needed shampoo and conditioner for) never did. Nothing worked, EVER! I’ve taken great all natural supplements from wonderful companies, which I still love…they gave me more energy and health but did nothing for my skin issues. I tried all the commercial shampoos, conditioners, lotions and medications from doctors. I’ve suffered with eczema since I was 21 years old (I’m now 65). I’m replying to Sylvia & Jordan and others who have had skin issues with psoriasis or eczema dated in March/April 2014, specifically regarding lesions on scalp (there didn’t seem to be a “reply” link with their posts). 5 inches on my gut overnight! These wraps are great for when you need a quick fix for a wedding or beach trip! Of course eating and healthy and exercising is the best way to lose weight!

She’s from Mexico and said she’s been doing those for years, just not the commercialized type. I’ve been seeing these around the internet lately and mentioned them to a friend. Today I’m bringing you a wallet-friendly version of body wraps. I’ve been working on losing weight but the fact that I’ve had 3 children has left me with a less-than-stellar stomach. from Sugar Blossoms and I’m so excited to be here today to share this DIY body wrap with you! School is out and I’m ready for summer but I have a problem: I don’t like how I look in a bathing suit. Today on the blog we have a DIY Body wrap tutorial! Thanks for stopping by! To get our newest post make sure to subscribe or like us on facebook or pinterest.
