Washing your face with a gentle facial wash is a basic step in keeping an oil-free skin. An astringent lotion should be applied next because it can easily dissolve the fat and grease which have been left behind. A good astringent lotion should be alcohol-free and should not contain acetone. After the application of astringent, slather on a watery moisturizer and dabbing a tissue over areas with excess moisturizer. A moisturizer will keep your skin smooth.

Eczema is a chronic skin ailment giving these symptoms: dry and rough skin, redness, itching, small papules and small blisters filled with fluid. The blisters develop into small or larger superficial sores that cause weeping, oozing and crusting. The skin can become hard and thickened. The outer area of the skin can scale off in some areas and excessive pigmentation can develop.
The symptoms often occur in small or large distinctly confined areas and often in a symmetrical pattern on both sides of the body. Eczema tends to periodically flare up …