I thought the AI voice would be easier to listen to than mine but you're not the only one who didn't like it. I've switched back to using my own voice. Thank you for your feedback and for sharing :)
Hello , thank you for your videos! Have you tried colloidal copper, colloidal silver, or collidal zinc? I think they could help me with my issues and was wondering your thoughts about colloidal minerals
I don't have personal experience with colloidal minerals but looks like there is animal and lab evidence that topical colloidal silver has some efffect on Malassezia. So far I've found simple works best - antifungal cream to reduce the yeast and a gentle moisturizer, then get out of the way as your body recover :D
@@madamewell yea I've heard the same about silver and been reading lots of benefits to the skin from copper. I will research more and thanks for the reply!!
MCT oil isn't actually a treatment for seb derm. It's just an oil that doesn't feed Malassezia. Use an antifungal cream twice a day to treat. You can watch this video for more info: ruclips.net/video/fuQQFdSfA8g/видео.html or go to madamewell.com/seborrheic-dermatitis/ for a deep dive. Hope this helps.
Hi i have rosacea/ dry/ facial seborrheic dermatitis i seen some of your vidoes about what oils are good what oils are best alot to take in i suffer with it pretty bad on cheeks only so what brand of oils is best for facial seborrheic dermatitis....is squalane oil good what brand.....is frankincense oil good or does that have to be diluted with carrier oil if so what carrier oils so much information i hear this emu oil is good during a scientific research i tried it didnt do nothing but help with itch and they say its antifungal so what actually do i look for in oils there are quite a few ive seen that are antifungal...what about calendula if so what brand....i tried talking to my dermatologist about it she dont know much about what oils feed on facial seborrheic dermatitis i dont know where to began on how to get her to do research on it plz contact me on here thanks
You can watch this video about which oils to avoid: ruclips.net/video/0Ur-c6cPI9I/видео.html Frankincense oil has some antifungal properties and squalane oil (any brand) doesn't feed seb derm but the best treatment for seb derm is anti-fungal cream. You can watch this video for details on how to use it: studio.ruclips.net/user/videofuQQFdSfA8g/edit I don't have many videos but this page on my website lists all you need to know about seb derm: madamewell.com/seborrheic-dermatitis/ Hope this helps!
@@madamewell thank you I watched your videos I do use ketoconozole topical cream but I cannot use it straight from tube because my skin is dry and it irritates my skin worse 😫....my dermatologist has me mix it with vaseline which I don't get the full benefit of it and end up on steroids which I've been on in the past it helped a great deal but causes my face to get red cuz of rosacea I have she put me on mid strength which I thought was to much for my skin it was called triamcinolone acetonide ointment 1 percent.....now with frankincense oil what carrier oil do you recommend because my dermatologist don't listen when I've told her about certain oils that flare me up how would you mix it the frankincense and what ever carrier oil u recommend.....what about calendula oil would that be a good one......I always look for ones that say antifungal properties I seen where emu oil was on to avoid but its antifungal and they have researched where it helps with itching and scaling and redness but it don't clear it up plz contact me at your earliest convenience thanks 😊
Try mixing ketoconazole cream with a gentle moisturizer. Alternatively, try clotrimazole cream 1% which I feel is gentler on the skin. Vaseline isn't great for seb derm. These are the only carrier oils I recommend: madamewell.com/best-carrier-oils-seborrheic-dermatitis/ However, if your skin is already oily, sometimes using oil makes it worse. There are quite a few essential oils with antifungal properties (I have the list here: madamewell.com/best-oils-for-seborrheic-dermatitis/) but at the end of the day, antifungal cream is more effective than any essential oil. Hope this helps :)
My cheeks is dry my t-zone is normal only place I get seborrheic dermatitis flare up is cheeks I will do that mixing ketoconozole with a gentle moisturizer did your skin feel like lil sandpaper bumps and did your skin go back to being smooth again....im wondering cuz normally my dermatologist puts me on corticosteroid and it cleared the sandpaper bumps will ketoconozole make my skin smooth again?.....since my cheeks is dry which oil woukd be best to use after I'm cleared up from my facial seborrheic dermatitis the mct oil or which squalane oil one plant derived from olives or plant derived from sugar cane what makes the difference I read so many things and it really don't give which is best for dry skin on cheeks they always say oily bur to I have rosacea I usually don't break out look to hear your opinion thanks for info and for contacting me looking to hear back
Although I hate the AI voice I really recommend this video to others. Especially the warning about the c12 Lauric acid is really important.
I thought the AI voice would be easier to listen to than mine but you're not the only one who didn't like it. I've switched back to using my own voice. Thank you for your feedback and for sharing :)
Try snake oil maybe 10w-30 I have tried it all.
actually you should try an antifungal cream instead of oil
Hello , thank you for your videos! Have you tried colloidal copper, colloidal silver, or collidal zinc? I think they could help me with my issues and was wondering your thoughts about colloidal minerals
I don't have personal experience with colloidal minerals but looks like there is animal and lab evidence that topical colloidal silver has some efffect on Malassezia. So far I've found simple works best - antifungal cream to reduce the yeast and a gentle moisturizer, then get out of the way as your body recover :D
@@madamewell yea I've heard the same about silver and been reading lots of benefits to the skin from copper. I will research more and thanks for the reply!!
I put mct oil on my face and the next day woke up with scaley skin. Will try 1 more time, then give up 🤷♀️
MCT oil isn't actually a treatment for seb derm. It's just an oil that doesn't feed Malassezia. Use an antifungal cream twice a day to treat. You can watch this video for more info: ruclips.net/video/fuQQFdSfA8g/видео.html or go to madamewell.com/seborrheic-dermatitis/ for a deep dive. Hope this helps.
Hi i have rosacea/ dry/ facial seborrheic dermatitis i seen some of your vidoes about what oils are good what oils are best alot to take in i suffer with it pretty bad on cheeks only so what brand of oils is best for facial seborrheic dermatitis....is squalane oil good what brand.....is frankincense oil good or does that have to be diluted with carrier oil if so what carrier oils so much information i hear this emu oil is good during a scientific research i tried it didnt do nothing but help with itch and they say its antifungal so what actually do i look for in oils there are quite a few ive seen that are antifungal...what about calendula if so what brand....i tried talking to my dermatologist about it she dont know much about what oils feed on facial seborrheic dermatitis i dont know where to began on how to get her to do research on it plz contact me on here thanks
You can watch this video about which oils to avoid: ruclips.net/video/0Ur-c6cPI9I/видео.html
Frankincense oil has some antifungal properties and squalane oil (any brand) doesn't feed seb derm but the best treatment for seb derm is anti-fungal cream. You can watch this video for details on how to use it: studio.ruclips.net/user/videofuQQFdSfA8g/edit
I don't have many videos but this page on my website lists all you need to know about seb derm: madamewell.com/seborrheic-dermatitis/
Hope this helps!
@@madamewell thank you I watched your videos I do use ketoconozole topical cream but I cannot use it straight from tube because my skin is dry and it irritates my skin worse 😫....my dermatologist has me mix it with vaseline which I don't get the full benefit of it and end up on steroids which I've been on in the past it helped a great deal but causes my face to get red cuz of rosacea I have she put me on mid strength which I thought was to much for my skin it was called triamcinolone acetonide ointment 1 percent.....now with frankincense oil what carrier oil do you recommend because my dermatologist don't listen when I've told her about certain oils that flare me up how would you mix it the frankincense and what ever carrier oil u recommend.....what about calendula oil would that be a good one......I always look for ones that say antifungal properties I seen where emu oil was on to avoid but its antifungal and they have researched where it helps with itching and scaling and redness but it don't clear it up plz contact me at your earliest convenience thanks 😊
Try mixing ketoconazole cream with a gentle moisturizer. Alternatively, try clotrimazole cream 1% which I feel is gentler on the skin. Vaseline isn't great for seb derm.
These are the only carrier oils I recommend: madamewell.com/best-carrier-oils-seborrheic-dermatitis/
However, if your skin is already oily, sometimes using oil makes it worse. There are quite a few essential oils with antifungal properties (I have the list here: madamewell.com/best-oils-for-seborrheic-dermatitis/) but at the end of the day, antifungal cream is more effective than any essential oil.
Hope this helps :)
My cheeks is dry my t-zone is normal only place I get seborrheic dermatitis flare up is cheeks I will do that mixing ketoconozole with a gentle moisturizer did your skin feel like lil sandpaper bumps and did your skin go back to being smooth again....im wondering cuz normally my dermatologist puts me on corticosteroid and it cleared the sandpaper bumps will ketoconozole make my skin smooth again?.....since my cheeks is dry which oil woukd be best to use after I'm cleared up from my facial seborrheic dermatitis the mct oil or which squalane oil one plant derived from olives or plant derived from sugar cane what makes the difference I read so many things and it really don't give which is best for dry skin on cheeks they always say oily bur to I have rosacea I usually don't break out look to hear your opinion thanks for info and for contacting me looking to hear back