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Bleeding, Flaky,rough Skin In Between Eyebrows Due To Shaving With Razors. Any Remedy?
Well awhile ago I started using a razor to shave between my eye brows and I got carried away with it and shaved alot of my eye brows off and everyday I get rough and flakey and peeling between my eye brows an when I put on make up it looks terrible there's like all this flakey skin showing so I razor between eye brows everyday it's such a pain because it starts to bleed but it's get soft after and my make up looks good but after school all the nasty stuff grows back and I can't get rid of it .. Please help me
Tue, 10 Dec 2013
Hi,
I can understand your concern for Bleeding, flaky,rough skin in between eyebrows.
It appears form your query that you might be suffering from seborrheic dermatitis.
I suggest you to apply medium potency steroid cream application because are best effective in these condition. I would have opted for either mometasone or Fluticasone or cortisone cream.
Do not pinch, pop or scratch or even touch the area unnecessarily as it can cause aggravation of the rash.
For itching part you can take cetrizine or loratadine 2-3 times a day if itching is more pronounced.
Take care.
I can understand your concern for Bleeding, flaky,rough skin in between eyebrows.
It appears form your query that you might be suffering from seborrheic dermatitis.
I suggest you to apply medium potency steroid cream application because are best effective in these condition. I would have opted for either mometasone or Fluticasone or cortisone cream.
Do not pinch, pop or scratch or even touch the area unnecessarily as it can cause aggravation of the rash.
For itching part you can take cetrizine or loratadine 2-3 times a day if itching is more pronounced.
Take care.
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