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Jan 07 2009

My skin is so dry

Published by realityrain at 6:42 pm under Dairy Allergy Tips Edit This

One of the ways that my dairy allergy manifests sometimes is through dry patches on my skin. My skin is very sensitive and I have often found myself moisturizing like crazy then realizing a few weeks later that a new product I have been using has dairy in it. Even I am not always as careful as I should be or I misread the ingredients. This does not happen as much since companies are now required to place allergens such as dairy, wheat, or soy on their packages.

I also get dry skin in the winter so it is times like this when I begin to look at everything I am eating to see if I am just having winter dry skin or dairy allergy dry skin.  I am pretty sure that this is winter dry skin as we are poor and have fallen back on our basics which means no new products.

If you are experiencing dry skin you may want to look at the products you are using. A new product may have slipped through or an old product may have changed its ingredients!

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2 Responses to “My skin is so dry”

  1. slcolmanon 07 Jan 2009 at 7:01 pm edit this

    I have really sensitive skin too and find that sometimes I am not as careful about label reading as I need to be either. Both on the food front and on the things that touch my skin front! I hope that it is only winter dry skin for you :)

  2. realityrainon 08 Jan 2009 at 1:32 pm edit this

    I hope its winter skin too!

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