▲ 3 r/eczema

Shower routine...

You guys have probably seen my last post about me ranting about my eczema, but could you give me a list of products (shower) or just a general shower routine. There's literally eczema under my eyes now

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 9 days ago

Why don’t they send the double deck Go busses early in the morning (47D and 47B)?

It’s pissing me off how’s there’s so many people and limited space at the bus

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 28 days ago
▲ 5 r/eczema

How do you avoid getting cream residue on surfaces (ex: setup space)

I literally hate applying creams cause it’s gonna make my table surface dirty as hell and it gets annoying everytime.

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 1 month ago
▲ 15 r/driving

Driving during thunderstorm

I was driving with my parents during a thunderstorm today, and there was a time where I couldn't see the lanes due to heavy rainfall. My dad then yells at me, and then tells  to changing lanes (right) and slowing down while I'm already doing so, he then proceeds to shouts once again to turn right at the upcoming light without telling me beforehand. Remember, I'm still learning how to drive and have only driven on sunny and cloudy days, not during thunderstorms. Does anyone have solutions to not make mistake while someone shouts cause it happens alot.

Someone shouting = mistakes

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 3 months ago
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Showering methods

I swear my skin gets just peels off and it's horrible even with my eczema. Anyone have shower routines to help cope with eczema, been having it since birth.

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 3 months ago

Seeking solutions to solving dandruff hair problem?

I been using selson blue and nothing worked. Dandruffs been falling on my clothes as well and on top of all that is my Aczema.

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 3 months ago

Planning on relocating/moving?

Currently enrolled in an undergraduate commerce degree in Canada (18M). I’m planning on either getting my MBA afterward or going straight into the workforce. Do some companies offer sponsorship options for job positions to work in Japan? I’m also studying Japanese, so hopefully it progresses a lot.

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u/AbilityComfortable58 — 3 months ago