[StruckPort]

i know how u fell i wance had my nipples irritated from the fuckt up shit thet my mom washed mi T-shirts and it itches like hell... o and bealive me if u get a boy horrny enough he will not eaven cheare about it he will fell sory an wod kiss them all day :))). excuse my english i'm not a god writer

[Faline]

What is this allergy?

[Shirou-tan]

Originally Posted by MonsterMetal ↗

I was gonna say doctor time...
I guess you may have been allergic to whatever you were given?

Yeah, though at that time it wasn't clear what I'm allergic to though. I thought it was the combination of heat and moisture... But it turned out to be the soap that I use when going in bath/shower...

[Shirou-tan]

Originally Posted by Kelly ↗

What is this allergy?

It's actually a normal rash that I get from some types of perfume. When combined with disinfectants (like soap) it becomes even worse, and if such things touch my nipples.... Well this is what happens.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by Shirou-tan ↗

Actually I've had the piercings for years. (They are not irritated)
This is actually a type of rash that I get when I come in contact with some types of perfume. (Typically used in any kind of soap.) Right now it's not as bad as it was. there has been a point a few years ago where it was completely scalped. It healed up back then.... But I was careless last fall. (it takes about a year to heal)

I used to get a (much milder) skin reaction from laundry soap.

I had to switch to laundry detergent that is dye and perfume free.

I also found that I could get good cleaning with 1/2 to 1/3 the amount of detergent recommended by the manufacturer. This left far less irritating residue on my clothes, bed sheets, towels, etc.

(Manufacturers often recommend more than what is needed in order to sell more soap, but, more soap equals more residue.)

Anyway, I'm surprised that it takes a year to clear up 'cause it doesn't look that bad. Do you suspect that there is something in your environment that you perpetuates the reaction and thus slows healing?

[Shirou-tan]

Originally Posted by StruckPort ↗

i know how u fell i wance had my nipples irritated from the fuckt up shit thet my mom washed mi T-shirts and it itches like hell... o and bealive me if u get a boy horrny enough he will not eaven cheare about it he will fell sory an wod kiss them all day :))). excuse my english i'm not a god writer

I don't care if the boy doesnt care. I do. (I can share this shit with the internet. But not with people I actually know) I'll just go with the sexy bra thing mentioned before.

[Shirou-tan]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

I used to get a (much milder) skin reaction from laundry soap.

I had to switch to laundry detergent that is dye and perfume free.

I also found that I could get good cleaning with 1/2 to 1/3 the amount of detergent recommended by the manufacturer. This left far less irritating residue on my clothes, bed sheets, towels, etc.

(Manufacturers often recommend more than what is needed in order to sell more soap, but, more soap equals more residue.)

Anyway, I'm surprised that it takes a year to clear up 'cause it doesn't look that bad. Do you suspect that there is something in your environment that you perpetuates the reaction and thus slows healing?

I actually use special laundry soap.

And yes it takes this long. It's not because it becomes worse, but because the skin keeps getting ripped open. When it dries up it heals just fine, but somehow there is always a point that it rips again... But it me taking a shower.... My bra getting stuck to it... Or sometimes the swelling created cracks in the skin.

[SOTIC]

I have seen this before, have you thought about using Aloe plant?

[Gozer]

Hey! I just remembered. When my wife was breastfeeding our kids, she used to apply some special cotton patches to absorb any milk leakage during the day. They were extremelly soft. What if you combine that with some ointment, it could actually help.

[Gozer]

et voila'