HELP ME! itchy legs!!!!

[dollface2502]

I have really dry itchy legs in the fall and winter and it drives me crazyyyy! I have tried soo many lotions but I can't find anything that takes the itch completely away!

Any suggestions? I am currently using Jergens Shea Butter lotion and it takes the tich away a little and its very moisturizing but I cannot stand the itching!

Thanks guys!

xoxo

-Kiley

edit: no youtube links, please -kawaiimeows

 

[saycrackagain]

Try oatmeal baths and L'Occitane hand lotion. It's expensive but it's the only thing that made my hands stop cracking and bleeding in the winter. They make a body lotion for $42 but I don't know if it's as good. Trader Joe's recently came out with a knock off of the hand lotions too. Also, try shaving your legs less or get them waxed or lasered.

 

[zadidoll]

@dollface2502 After a bath or shower apply a body oil and see if that helps. Sounds as if your skin is dry and the oil may help. You can also mix a few drops of oil into your lotion or body creme and see if that also helps.

 

[pandaristi]

Passionfruit seed oil, or also known as maracuja oil is known to help with itch. I think you can try that out. You can buy Tarte's or you can buy it from stores that sells natural beauty ingredients.

 

[Allendawson]

Massaging with olive oil will help you. This itching is due to dry skin. You can also use coconut oil. It nourishes your skin and makes it soft.

 

[Milly323]

OMG i married a Canadian and moved up here, and get t his too, Bam October itchfest!

Creams doesn't really work well, I've found to use a body tonic spritz after a shower, when skin is moist helps, they are light, sheer, with a nice natural scent, and oil in it.

Also pure natural oils are the best, such as Argan, Seabuckthorn, and Goiji. If they are expensive, then mix a bit with a carrier oil such as Fractionated coconut oil, it isn't too greasy, and you can buy a gallon online at new directions for like 25 bucks! I sometimes blend my own products at home its cheaper and i get what i need.