Hi,

Have you ever wondered:

Is this safe for seb derm?

I have. Plenty of times. Then I squint at the ingredient list and do a dozen google searches, misspelling half the names as I go along. Half an hour later, I sometimes have my answer. Sometimes I don’t. But what a pain it is to buy skincare products!

I’ve done this so many times now that I can do it in my sleep. However, I get it that most people don’t have the time nor the inclination to do all this research.

That’s why I thought a ‘Product Database’ would be a good idea for madamewelll.com

My vision is for this page to be the easiest and quickest way for you to know if a product is safe for seb derm. Most popular skincare products will eventually be listed with a ‘SAFE’, ‘MAYBE’ or ‘NO WAY’ tag.

I just started this last week so the list is pretty sparse. I invite you to check it out anyway.

What do you think? Is this a project I should continue working on? How can I improve so the page can be more helpful to you?  I would love to have some feedback. Just hit reply to this email.

Dermstore has a 20% off summer sale. Most, if not all popular skincare products are the website. If you need to restock your skincare toolbox, check the sale out. It ends on the 31st of May:

Can I use face oils if I have seb derm?

Of course you can! Whether or not face oils are suitable for you depend more on your skin type than whether or not you have seb derm.

My only precaution is to use face oils that don’t contain one of the plant oils that feed Malassezia. You can check out the list of common oils to avoid in this article.

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Stay healthy, happy, safe and rash-free!

Until next week,

Sharon G.