Absorbs everything you put on it. So what you put on your skin is like what you put in your mouth. Don't expose it to anything you wouldn't eat! When you are cleaning your house and using products, even natural ones, wear gloves, and open the windows for good ventilation!
Don't use anti-bacterial soaps or hand-sanitizers. IF you are putting things on your children with your hands, you are absorbing it into your system. If you are using products on your hair, you are also absorbing it into your system. Be aware of everything you use so that you are not
exposing yourself too chemicals that will adversely affect you!
Exposure to unfriendly bladder substances relative to the condition of your body can escalate your pain tremendously.
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Are most soaps in public bathrooms anti-bacterial? If so, what do you suggest when out and about? Also, are there any specific hand soaps you recommend (or should we stick to the Bomasense body wash for our hand soap)? For list 1/2.
I don't take any chances. I have a liquid soap that I use at home, that I know does not cause me problems, and I carry it in my purse. I purchased a very small (about 2 oz) bottle at the store that I fill, and keep in my purse. I have found that most places use antibacterial soap. This way I am able to keep clean, but avoid that bad soaps. Tammy
Are their any good hair sprays or mouses that are approved for occasional use?
I recently noticed that the strips on my razors contain aloe. Is it safe to use in products such as make-up?
I agree with the next post-taking safe soap in your purse is a great idea. Most soaps these days are antibacterial. Bomasense soaps are safe and great, but, if you have found another that works for you, that is also great.
I did a few posts on hair products, do a search on the site and they will come up. there are some great products out there-but you need to becareful because most are not good for those having IC. And, honestly, not that great for others either!