Eczema

Eczema

Condition: Eczema of the Skin

The term eczema refers to many different skin conditions that are characterized by inflamed, irritated, itchy skin, dryness, fine scales or flaking, and sometimes mild redness, that can become moist, ooze and can result in scaling patches or fluid-filled bumps. See below for Eczema natural cures * (for your skin) or Eczema natural cures * for scalp.

Symptom of mild eczema is an area of fine, dry scaling, often on the arms or legs. The skin may or may not itch. Severe eczema (usually inherited) causes intense itching, most commonly 1-on the fronts of the elbows, or 2 on the backs of the knees, and /or 3- on the face. However, any area of skin may be affected. The skin is usually very sensitive to being touched. Even a light touch may cause itching. Many people who have severe eczema are quite sensitive to scratchy fabrics, like wool. Eczema often becomes worse during times of stress and in the winter, when the air is very dry. Often the tendency for severe eczema seems to be inherited along with asthma or hay fever. Eczema is not contagious.

Eczema may be a mild skin irritation that does not need medical treatment. Sometimes, however, it causes relentless itching and scratching. The skin may become scaly, raw, or thickened from constant or repeated bouts of eczema. This more severe form of eczema, called atopic dermatitis, may always be present or may appear just in certain seasons or with stress. Atopic dermatitis usually appears first in childhood or early adulthood.

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Condition: Eczema of the Scalp

Eczema is also known as Seborroeic Dermatitis.

This form of eczema affects the scalp, although symptoms may occur on the eyebrows, edges of the eyelid, in the crevices of the nose, and the skin folds of the armpits and groin.
Eczema Scalp Symptoms:

Flaking of the scalp

Scaling patches

Inflammation

Itchiness

Medical causes of eczema: (Seborroeic Dermatitis)
This form of eczema is believed to be associated with the rapid overproduction of a form of yeast found in normal skin called Pityrosporium ovale. Those with this form of eczema seem to have a reduced resistance to this yeast due to the influence of various factors, including exposure to environmental elements that cause oxidation.

Eczema natural cures * #1 - for the scalp

Dandruff/Eczema Weekly Scalp Massage : is a patented, fresh-dried vitamin complex that dissolves into a gel in the palms of the hands forming a light lathering treatment specifically formulated to help manage scalp conditions. This wellness solution be used in the salon, at home or when traveling to stop or prevent flaking, itching, and other abnormal scalp irritations.

What It Does:

immediately relieves flaking and itching

soothes dry, irritated scalp

removes calcium deposits that can build up on scalp layers causing dandruff-like symptoms and abnormal scalp problems

helps improve the appearance of symptoms associated with dandruff, eczema and psoriasis

improves blood flow to scalp layers

The EC Mode / Malibu Wellness Solution

The Total Oxidation Management wellness approach to treating eczema (dermatitis) is a non-irritating, non-invasive approach to relieving and controlling many of the symptoms and improving the appearance of this condition.

The Malibu /EC Mode wellness approach may either replace the need for certain medications, including steroids, or complement some of these medical therapies. The wellness approach to treating eczema is an effective, non-irritating, non-invasive approach to relieving and controlling the symptoms of this condition. This wellness approach uses nature's own Vitamin C and Vitamin E to:

Normalize the exfoliation of the skin to prevent flaking and dryness
Relieve redness
Stop itching
Provide a barrier against free radicals that cause oxidation
Gently acidify the natural ph balance of the skin
Stimulate natural collagen development to produce healthy skin cells

Directions: For best results, pour crystals into wet palm, then rub wet palms together to form a rich gel that when applied to hair turns to a light lathering treatment. May be used daily, weekly, or as often as desired. For more lathering results, shampoo and rinse prior to application.

Some people who have followed this wellness approach express immediate relief and for others it may take up to 28 days to see the improvement in the appearance of the skin.

Eczema natural cures * #2 for Skin Care for the rest of the body

EC Mode Red-Less Wellness System

Zinc C Thera Serum

Red-Less Moisturizer

The original naturally-derived, fresh-dried, preservative-free L-ascorbic acid form of vitamin C combined with the correct percentage of zinc proven in clinical studies to gently, yet effectively kill bacteria on skin. Contains: 15% Ascorbic Acid, 1% Zinc

A wellness moisturizer formulated with an advanced barrier repair technology to improve the appearance of skin affected by inflammatory conditions.

The freshly activated L-ascorbic form of Vitamin C (the only form of vitamin C clinically proven to scavenge free radicals known to cause inflammation) helps prevent the degradation of skin’s collagen, normalize the natural exfoliation rate of skin and improve the appearance of skin affected by eczema, and other inflammatory skin conditions. Helps soothe, calm, alleviate redness and improve the appearance of skin associated with rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and other inflammatory conditions.

Directions: Every morning and night, (after cleansing you face) apply a light layer of Zinc C Thera-Serum to face and neck. Follow with Red-Less Moisturizer. Directions: After applying Zinc Therma-Serum Apply EC Mode Red-Less Moisturizer to face, neck, and any other area of the body as desired.

* With Eczema a "Cure" is defined as a method to relieve the symptoms, as is the case with similar reoccurring conditions.

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