Repeated application (typically over a few days) of emollients or skin lotions/creams to the affected area will likely result in quick alleviation of<unk> . In particular, application of highly occlusive barriers to moisture, such as petrolatum, vegetable oils/butters, and mineral oil have been shown to provide excellent results. Many individuals find specific commercial skin creams and lotions (often comprising oils, butters, and or waxes emulsified in water) quite effective (although individual preferences and results vary among the wide array of commercially available creams). Lanolin, a natural mixture of lipids derived from sheep's wool, helps replace natural lipids in human skin and has been used since ancient times (and in modern medicine) as among the most powerful treatments for<unk> . However, lanolin is a common allergen. Also, pure lanolin is a thick waxy substance which, for many individuals, proves difficult and inconvenient for general use on dry skin (especially over large areas of the body). As a result, many formulated lanolin products, having a softer consistency than pure lanolin, are available. Safety Many skin creams include common allergens such as fragrances, parabens, and lanolin.
Xeroderma
Iododerma
Chyloderma
Poikiloderma
Keratoderma
Anetoderma
Scleroderma
Photodermatosis