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I know it will be worth it, but right now it's making me crazy.

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lotionlotionlotionlotionlotion...vitamin A & D stuff..sticky, thick, but OMG...

My routine is a light coating of A&D the first three days, and then unscented Curel after that. The problem is that I'm home alone, and I cannot lotion my back by myself! It's doing the peeling thing, as I always do, and so I've taken to flipping my dreads headbang style onto my shirt to sort of pat down the itchies!

What I need is longer arms!

I feel for you, I truly do!

Ha! yes, you do understand!

"The brick wall is not to scratch your back, the brick wall is NOT to scratch your back!" ARGH!

Great the power of suggestion and possibly my weakass mind but, now i'm itching.THANKS LOL

sorry, but at least I'm not alone!

WHen your hubby gets home get him to put some of the sunburn version of aloe gel with the lidocain. IT will calm the itching and not hurt your tattoo at all

He lotioned me when he got home, whew!
I know it will only itch for another day or so, I'm hanging in there.

Hang in there! I know it's maddening. (Well, I don't know about tattoos, but I do know about healing wounds.)

I'm doing just that! It feels better after being lotioned.

Edited 2008-03-27 16:02 (UTC)

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