to the chlorine & flouride that is added to the water source & some
places use larger amounts of these chemicals than other places. I
travel extensively & will have different degrees of reaction based on
the amounts that are used in that location. I also have a major
reaction to soap (since childhood), so I do not use any product that
has soap, instead I use a body wash that is soap-free & is organic. I
definitely would recommend getting filters attached to your faucets &
shower-heads, just make sure to research them online carefully as
there are many products out there & some of them do not work very well
& would be a waste of your money.
Deborah
On Nov 9, 6:50 pm, Geneve <gsfal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> My 6-yr-old daughter gets a rash on her legs (and only her legs) after
> she has been in the bath or shower for a little while. She cries and
> says her legs hurt, but I think it might be an extreme itch because
> she scratches and scratches to try and make it go away.
>
> It's not consistent when it appears, sometimes she's still in the
> water, sometimes it's immediately after she gets out. Tonight she
> played in the bath for maybe 15 minutes before she started to feel
> it. And she had not used any products at all yet - she only had
> contact with the water. She has always had sensitive skin; she breaks
> out in hives when she plays in the grass. But this is different
> because it's only her legs that are effected.
>
> Anyway, I rubbed lavender all over her legs and it seemed to help, but
> I would like to prevent this so she can enjoy her bath. Does anyone
> know what the problem is and what I can do for her?
>
> Thank you!
> Geneve
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