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sara3
on 12/13/11 11:28 am

The dry skin may be due to dehydration?

Bio oil is fantatic for helping to heal scars, or anything with vitamin E in it, the bodyshop carry a selection of vitamin E creams and body butters.

However, the best way to keep skin supple is good old H2O.

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beth-28
on 12/13/11 11:54 am

DS on 11/28/11

Hey Switch Sister!

The only part of me that's been dry is my face, so I started using Burt's Bees facial cream 2 days ago and it's almost back to normal. (And it was really, really dry and scaly feeling)

I ended up with stretch marks in my (pregnancy) stretch marks, so I figured "meh".

I hope someone can advise you on those. I just wanted to say "hi!"

Hope you are feeling good!

When push comes to shove....shove hard!

Never regret anything, because at one time it was exactly what you wanted.

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Dudette
on 12/13/11 12:03 pm - Edina, MN

DS on 09/30/11

Starting around three weeks out my hands and feet started looking really dry and wrinkly. I felt like a 90 year old lady. I'm sure it was a hydration thing. There was only so much water I could fit in my tiny, healing stomach each day and it showed.

At 10 weeks out, my skin is looking a lot better. You can try some moisturizer, but ya gotta choke down the water too. Also, don't underestimate the power of a nice spa treatment when you're feeling up to it. I treated myself to a manicure/pedicure last week and my hands and feet are all soft and finally look my age again... except skinnier.