Applying Lotion On My Sexy Butt

Confidence, Community, and Joy. She specializes in Mohs surgery and cutaneous oncology. Before we dive into the lotion versus oil debate, I feel compelled to preface my findings with a disclaimer: For the past several years, I have been staunchly Team Oil. As a longtime sufferer of keratosis pilaris —also delicately referred to as "chicken bump skin"—I have personally found that body oil and in some cases, hair oil has faded the redness and unsightly texture of this condition far more than any lotion I've tried. But I'm not the only one who has a strong opinion in this arena: A quick polling of my Byrdie teammates proved that they're very passionate about their oils, whereas my friends prefer the creamy texture of lotion. So, I had to put the call out to the experts to settle this once and for all: In the case of body oil vs.

However, as with anything in cycling, there are plenty of creams to choose from, covering a variety of brands and at a range of prices. Fear not, as these are the best chamois creams for cyclists, as rated and reviewed by the BikeRadar team. This cream is based on mineral oil and includes lanolin and aloe in its ingredients. This pleasant-smelling anti-bacterial cream contains aloe vera, witch hazel, shea butter and sunflower oil. We found this as good as any at keeping chafing at bay, even during a day-long ride. While this is fairly expensive, it does double up as a moisturiser.

While acne on facial skin is a pretty common sight, some people get these pesky bumps on their bum too. Butt acne are tiny red bumps and are caused due to inflammation of the hair follicles known as folliculitis. Yeast, fungus, bacteria, and itchiness are the main culprits behind butt acne. As summer is in full swing, the hot temperature may cause body breakouts including butt acne to increase.

While acne on your face wins for being the most annoying I'm looking at you, chin pimple, who decided to pop up the day of a big presentation , acne anywhere on your body can be a real downer. Case in point: When you're ready to pull on a swimsuit for a dip and realize you have a few pimples on your butt. Well, for starters, you might find some solace in the fact that those red or puss-filled bumps on your behind are not actually "acne" per se. At least, not the same kind that form on your face.