#burnwound

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There's still no art for the next whole month

My burnwound is still present and I have a rash on it so for the most time I won't draw new art which

Is bad... I'm getting into amphibia and owl house plus all the paulchard inspiration that I'm getting

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[iflockinglovecats]

i wait and tell myself life aint chess, but no one comes in, and yes, you’re alone, you don't miss me, i know

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Skin Care

It is important to note that everyone's skin is different, so work find what works best for you and your skin grafts/ burn wounds. It is a process but once you find what works, you'll be glad you did

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Epizone E ointment is light, easy to apply and is better suited for hot, humid summer weather. A big disadvantage of using this product is that you will need to consistently reapply the ointment throughout the day, as it dries out very quickly and easily rubs off on your clothes.

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Eucerin Aquaphor is a great moisturizer to use in the autumn season or when the temperatures are slightly cold. It is a thick consistency and the best way to apply it, is to massage it into the skin until it is fully absorbed. This will avoid it rubbing onto your clothes. Unfortunately it does not last for long so you'll need to apply it a few times throughout the duration of the day.

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In the winter, when the air is dry and temperatures are low my skin gets dry very quickly and often. Dry skin grafts can be itchy and uncomfortable. To avoid this I use Eucerin cream. It is thick and can either be massaged into the skin or a thin layer can be applied and absorb as you go through the day. It keeps your skin hydrated for long periods of time.