Pityriasis Rosea

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by: Nanette From Skin-Remedies.com

Hello Sadia,

Helping people become informed about how to care for the body and educating our viewers on natural, health building remedies is what our website is all about.

For our website viewers, let me explain that Pityriasis Rosea is a skin rash that often sweeps out from the middle of your body, with a shape that resembles drooping pine-tree branches. Pityriasis Rosea usually begins as one large, slightly raised, scaly spot on your chest, abdomen or back called the "herald" or "mother" patch. Then this condition often has a distinctive appearance once the rash spreads. The rash is often is scaly and pink, but if you have dark skin, it may be gray, dark brown or even black. Patches may also occur on the neck, but rarely on the face. About half the people with this condition will have some itching, especially when they become warm. Physical activities like jogging and running, or bathing in hot water, may cause the rash to temporarily worsen or become more obvious. I would certainly NOT recommend using hydrocortisone as I am a firm believer in the short and long term benefits of using only natural, health building ingredients.

Here is what I strongly recommend for your condition that is natural and fast working.
First, only wash with our hypo-allergenic, chemical free cleanser, FACE & BODY WASH, which will quickly add much needed moisture to your skin and begin the restorative process. Next, apply our MY DAUGHTER'S HAND & BODY THERACREAM which will penetrate the skin 7 layers deep and add abundant moisture as well as stop the itching and provide anti inflammatory properties. Both of these products contains plenty of vitamins and nutrients to repair, fortify and protect your skin.

Follow these recommendations and please do not worry Sadia and keep me posted on your progress.

Warm Regards,
Nanette

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