Bev Rose
Well-Known Member
Hiya,
I suffer with quite bad excema and probably dermatitis (sp?).
I bought a huge tub of barrier cream from Sallys in a white tub with pinky red writing on (like a wax tub) and it really helps me, but you can buy 'Savlon' barrier cream from the chemists.
I suggest maybe you buy some and give it to her to use before you do a treatment on her. Also, if you are soaking off, rub the skin surrounding the nail with solar oil or your equivalent to help protect the skin. I use the tin foil on each finger method to soak off.
You could always ask her to put on latex gloves and cut the finger ends off too, if the dust is a problem, all this together and she should have no problems. I have to say though, I've never put the gloves on anyone and cut the finger ends off, but it's always an idea!:lol:
This all may help her if she has sensitive skin. Do ask her to tell you what the doctor says though if she goes.
HTH's xxxx
I suffer with quite bad excema and probably dermatitis (sp?).
I bought a huge tub of barrier cream from Sallys in a white tub with pinky red writing on (like a wax tub) and it really helps me, but you can buy 'Savlon' barrier cream from the chemists.
I suggest maybe you buy some and give it to her to use before you do a treatment on her. Also, if you are soaking off, rub the skin surrounding the nail with solar oil or your equivalent to help protect the skin. I use the tin foil on each finger method to soak off.
You could always ask her to put on latex gloves and cut the finger ends off too, if the dust is a problem, all this together and she should have no problems. I have to say though, I've never put the gloves on anyone and cut the finger ends off, but it's always an idea!:lol:
This all may help her if she has sensitive skin. Do ask her to tell you what the doctor says though if she goes.
HTH's xxxx