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brightrosefoxAdam is healing slowly. His back and shoulders are peeling, but his skin is so sensitive that we can't use any lotion or oil to soothe the sunburn. Actually, the only thing that seems to help -- at least on his face -- is a face cream of mine that contains high concentrations of vitamins A and E and jojoba oil. He says it's cooling and softening. It's called Retinol-A. It gently exfoliates dead skin cells and smooths rough, irritated skin, so it makes sense that it would work for sunburn. He has promised to wear sunscreen from now on.
My hair feels better. The salt from Chincoteauge destroyed it over the weekend. Once I washed it and used a leave-in olive oil treatment, it became nice and soft again. It seems to have altered in texture somewhat. It's not as coarse and unruly as it used to be. I like it. It seems to be reverting back to pre-puberty days (smooth and straight).
My hair feels better. The salt from Chincoteauge destroyed it over the weekend. Once I washed it and used a leave-in olive oil treatment, it became nice and soft again. It seems to have altered in texture somewhat. It's not as coarse and unruly as it used to be. I like it. It seems to be reverting back to pre-puberty days (smooth and straight).
