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What kind / brand of face lotion is good?

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I have just diagnosed with Gluten allergy and started to be gluten free.  The rashes on my face starts getting worse since I'm on gluten free, which many people said that they have the same reaction after they have started gluten-free. I am applying Sudocrem and QF flare up cream but they don't really help.  Has anyone got better recommendations?

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I have used The Soothe Line from Rodan + Fields for the last several years and it has been a God send!

 

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Do you apply them daily or only when rashes developed?

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I would recommend Medicine Mama's Bee Magic - the ingredients are limited to: 0rganic olive oil, beeswax, honey, propolis extract, Bee pollen, and Royal jelly.  It is kind of heavy, so for use on my face I would work it into my hands and then lightly pat a moist just out of the shower face.  OR just use some organic olive oil (again lightly) until your skin quiets/calms down.  Avocado oil is also calming and nourishing to the skin.  Unless you have infection those "flare up" medicinal creams only treat the symptoms anyway.  If I used those creams you are talking about my skin would be red as Rudolph's nose!   I drink lots of water, almost no liquor or cola or caffeine, stay away from yeast, and use very pure and simple products.  My skin is the most beautiful it has been since early childhood.  Good luck!  

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