Great cream that actually works

[Robby]

I've started getting the roll on dispenser, makes it a lot easier to hit my entire back by myself, and you use less so it last longer. I will always buy it, as long as it's available.

[perseus]

Do any creams work for itchy ear canals?  Sooner or later I'm going to do some damage from scratching with various implements.  I've had my ears syringed which doesn't help, and Dr only tells me the skin is dry.  Also itchy all over the areas it hurts such as neck shoulders and upper back.

[Robby]

Do any creams work for itchy ear canals?  Sooner or later I'm going to do some damage from scratching with various implements.  I've had my ears syringed which doesn't help, and Dr only tells me the skin is dry.  Also itchy all over the areas it hurts such as neck shoulders and upper back.

To me, that kind of sounds like the "nerve itching", or "medication itching" that a lot of us get. Never heard of it in the ear canal, but with fibro nothing surprises me.

[ronr]

Hydrocortizone maybe but then you will start getting it built up into a mush from a mixture of dead skin and the cream if your ear canals are that dry.

[foxgrove]

Yup... I have tried the hydrocortisone thing unsuccessfully but having to get your ears flushed twice a year is a annoyance at worst.  The only really bad part of it is that period where there is NO wax in your ears and the skin starts to itch...  now THAT drives me nuts!!  If you ever find something that stops the itch, please let us know.  My ears would thank you!! {wiggle wiggle} 

[ronr]

I was thinkin on this and wondering if Vaseline would work as well.  It would have to be a very light coating but I bet that would help.  Yep, I'm gonna try it.  I'll probably forget to report on it though.

[denny]

I got mine then i lost it!
I didnt use it right away because
I couldnt think where to put it.
Nothing hurts more than any other
part of me.

[DatonK]

You need to get hold of German Blue Calamine base cream I will do my best to look out the make up i used on my son we got are first few from a health beauty place and she gave me the make up and i have to say it work for him and i have used it when i got the ich and yes if used thinly it can be place in and around ear's but not near eye's. If i haven't put it up in a few day remind me you know what it like with brain fog.

[Lonesome George]

This is the best stuff I have ever used. It really does wonders for my psoriasis. I get it at CVS pharmacy. The wife uses it all the time. Helps winkles too.

[foxgrove]

Funny thing is we used to actually use this same lubricant on cow's udders.  Good stuff too!!

[looneylane]

Yes seen a  few things move from the dairy farm to the makeup market

[DatonK]

As promised the cream make up

60mls of Base Cream (any pure white soft cream like E45 ect would do but i like to use Shea butter and Coco butter mix half/half)
6 drops of Pure Undiluted Chamomile (Chamomilla Recutica German Blue) This is the better of the two but roman green would work but takes long.
12 drops of Pure Undiluted Lavender oil

To make up this place base cream in a bowl and mix in the drops being very careful not to over drop or get it on your skin as pure oils other than a carrying oil your base oil cream can burn the skin. Plus the Chamomile can stain you blue or green. That is way you only use 6 drop as the carrying cream dilutes it dye part.
when mixed well you should have a pale blue or green cream keep in a 60ml brown jar can get these of ebay very cheap Plus the beauty shops that sell aromatherapy oils can often get your oils. Keep your all pure oils out of sun light and away from heat base cream and made up cream can be kept in the fridge door.

Any more help on this PM me even if it ask for Ebay shops to buy from in UK. Sorry guys on other side of pond but P&P would be loads But if you guys need me to check it out send me a link to my PM and i'll look it over.

Will say you need to give it time to work could take over a month but if you use all nature your not adding any thing nasty to your body so just stick at it we did and i can say it works. My lad has not had a flare up for Five years now. Cream from GP worked but it soon came back.   

[foxgrove]

This sounds pretty good and not all that difficult for a beginner apothecary/insane amateur chemist like me.  All you really need is a mortar and pestle, or as we in the real world like to call it, a bowl and a squisher thingy.  I'll have to give this a go.  Is this the same skin cream that you use to keep away the itchies??  If so, I'm stoked!!

[looneylane]

I use eucarin (sp) works great for me

[foxgrove]

...this stuff?? http://www.eucerin.ca/en/home  I remember my grandma using this stuff...  Hmm.. so crazy it just might work.