While I was growing up in California, I'd see ads on TV that boasted relief from dry, itchy winter skin. It always dumbfounded me. I never had dry, itchy winter skin!
Then I moved to Kentucky.
It's AMAZING what a difference a change in region can make on your skin. If I don't put lotion on EVERY SINGLE DAY, my legs get super itchy in spots. I originally didn't think it was normal, until I talked to a few friends who said that what I was experiencing was a pretty commonplace phenomena.
Even when I do slather on lotion, I can still have times when my legs itch. Scratching only makes it worse!
I had never thought to try an anti-itch cream on the areas, as I thought those products were for bug bites or rashes. When I was approached by Moms Meet to do a review of the TriCalm, I read about the uses and discovered I could use it on my dry skin!
When you first apply it, there is a little odor of rubbing alcohol, but it's not overwhelming. The gel goes on clear, and has a cooling effect. Within minutes my itchy skin was satisfied. I will DEFINITELY be using TriCalm on my whole family's summer bug bites and skin irritations! TriCalm is also chock full of some great skin-beneficial ingredients:
- TriCalm's formula contains COSMEDERM-7, a compound of strontium, a naturally occurring element found in leafy green vegetables.
- TriCalm is safe to use daily on kids and adults and FDA-approved.
- TriCalm is non-numbing, and works on contact to provide rapid itch relief from bug bites, rashes, sunburns, poison oak/ivy, and more. It may also help relief dry skin and eczema-related symptoms.
- TriCalm does not increase sensitivity to UV rays, so it is safe to use while spending time in the sun.
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Their product retails for a little over $9 per tube, but a little goes a LONG way. And just because I love you, I'm giving away TWO tubes of TriCalm to some lucky readers! Enter below!
*I received a product sample in exchange for review purposes. All opinions expressed are personal.
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2 comments:
I have a type of eczema that affects the hands and the feet, which sometimes itch ... a lot!
skkorman AT bellsouth DOT net
Id say dry skin in the winter
sunniewoodyplus2 atmsn.com
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