Shorts & Eczema

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Ashlii I.

Mar 28, 2013

Ashlii I.

After a long 2 year battle with eczema all over my body. I finally won. My skin is clear and I wear tank tops with no problem.
But I'm scared to wear shorts cuz I'm left with dark scars.
Is it ok to wear shorts?

Please be honest.

Jasmine S.

Mar 28, 2013

Jasmine S.

They look fine too me! As long as youu feel good in them then thats all that matters :)

Rachel G.

Mar 28, 2013

Rachel G.

AH I'M SO JEALOUS Of YOUR LEGS!! can I ask what helped clear your skin up?! I'm STILL battling very bad eczema. trust me girl you definitely can rock shorts! your legs are seriously flawless.

Ashlii I.

Mar 28, 2013

Ashlii I.

@rachel g.
I used this steroid cream called triamcinolone acetonide. The doc prescribed it.
I also use aveeno 24 hour moisturizing lotion, also the neosporin eczema essentials lotion. And for about a week now I've been putting aloe vera gel on my legs to fade the dark marks.

Rachel G.

Mar 28, 2013

Rachel G.

I USE THE SAME STEROID CREAM!! except mine is ointment lol. dam haha this excites me knowing someone else out there uses the same thing as me! well congrats on winning the eczema battle! :D.

Ashlii I.

Mar 28, 2013

Ashlii I.

I left you a comment on your page (:

Michaela T.

Mar 28, 2013

Michaela T.

I have eczema too! Your legs look great though, I think shorts would be nice :)

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