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Itchy hands

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For myself I've got really dry skin and it's winter and anesthesia makes me even drier plus I'm 54 and that causes me to be dry too. So that being said while I've been off at home recovering I've stopped using soap every time I shower. We can get very clean with good warm Water and a wash clothe. I use Vaseline Intensive lotion for sensitive skin. It has no fragrance in it which also makes me itcy! If you have access to a health food store there's a bar of soap call Natural Beauty Bar. It's yellow and has a ph level closer to our own skin. Skin is acidic like a 4.5 or so on the ph scale and most soaps are very alkaline, like 7 or higher (Google that it's interesting). So bathing with regular soap is kind of like using bleach on ourselves and that will seriously dry us out and make us super itcy!

I hope this is helpful to you and you can stop being so itcy and scratchy. God bless you and keep you!

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