Sentences with phrase «dead skin flakes»

Some dog breeds can also shed dander, tiny or microscopic dead skin flakes, which can cause allergies in humans when inhaled.

Most pet allergies are due to dander — dead skin flakes — not any particular kind of fur.

But keep in mind to wear socks during the following days while the skin peels off, or you will have dead skin flakes all over your house (NOT KIDDING!).

Fusco is a fan of the line, too, as she says the shampoo, in particular, helps to loosen up dead skin flakes and gently exfoliate without causing irritation.

If pets set you off, you may be allergic to proteins found in the animal's saliva, dander (dead skin flakes), and urine.

Those microscopic bugs that find their home in mattress are eating the dead skin flakes that land and shed on the crib mattress.

It didn't just moisturize the dead skin flakes, it made them disappear completely!

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Regular exfoliation using mild face peeling products will help remove the top layer of dead skin and will prevent facial skin from flaking.

Not much since cradle cap is harmless, but if you can't stand looking at the flakes, try massaging baby's scalp with petroleum jelly or mineral oil to loosen dead skin, followed by a thorough shampoo to wash away flakes and excess oil.

Green tea oil — dissolves the oil that holds dead skin cells together, reducing skin flaking and improving appearance

Your body goes into a frenzy of renewing your skin cells to rid itself of the Malassezia which means more dead cells and an appearance of those white and yellow flakes.

I take my normal shower, to get clean and free of dead skin cells and «the daily dirt of the daily grind» (lol), then my tub is cleaned and then filled with water for a relaxing soak, and that's when the magnesium flakes come in.

Neogen Bio-Peel Gauze Peeling Wine consist of multi-layered pads that instantly slough away rough, flaking, dead skin cells.

This helps to slough off some of the dead skin cells; and for me it's perfect for my flakes and bumps.

Sometimes, you will find some flakes of dead skin, like dandruff.

And if you do have allergies, also remember that it isn't usually the fur that causes allergies but it is the dog's dander or flakes of dead skin that triggers allergic flare - ups.

It keeps the coat in good condition, removing dead hair and flakes of dead skin; it cleans and separates the growing hairs; it stimulates the circulation; and it helps tone up the muscles... Grooming should start as young as possible and become a pleasurable experience for the cat.

This will help loosen dry skin flakes and dander while removing dead hair so that shampoo can penetrate and moisturize your dog's skin.

Because all dogs have a protein in their saliva and dander (flakes of dead skin) to which some people may be allergic, there's no such thing as a hypoallergenic dog.

Most people presume the cause of pet allergies is the animals fur, however, the problem is caused by the dander which is tiny flakes of dead skin that all dogs lose.

Dandruff consists of flakes of dead skin cells.

If the hair isn't being removed on a regular basis, excessive flaking will build up as the dead skin mixes with the undercoat.