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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Lupus / May 2004Heard on news
Gee, I think it might have been on one of the news shows about sunblocks etc. They said that sun interferes with the body's immune system and tends to suppress it. It's the suppression that leads to things like skin cancer. Just wondering if that is why I seem to need a little sun. (Not much, just a little.) Oh, and they also talked about the Rit product for your clothes and some of the fancy clothes being made today that keep the sun's rays out. It was interesting. Ever notice how we get into these discussions as we approach summer? Bev gee what show was that on? I just saw a health up date that people should catch some rays of the sun to increase the need for vitamin D. Then in the same breath they mentioned the USE of sunblock to prevent skin cancer. Of course, you do know that sun block does NOT totally block all rays, so at least there is some getting in. I myself do NOT leave home with out it on I just also bought a product from OIL of OLAY, my favorite skin moisturizing cream. But the NEW product is 30 plus sunscreen with zinc oxide in it. OH man is it nice and you can put it on and it is NOT so darn sticky. Make up goes on over with no smudge either. I like it alot. Along with my old bannana boat 50 and solbar. A must for me. It is funny cause my mom had the softest skin and she indeed used the old oil of olay, the pink kind that smells. NOW here is her daughter using it too. Something mommy teaches you, never leaves you. And my skin is soft as a baby's.....skin. OK Andy. YOUR turn tee hee janers > And my skin is soft >as a baby's.....skin. Isn't that from the show "Oklahoma!" ?  SignatureAndy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.northeastlupus.org.uk for more! Awe no, that was from the commercial for butt wipes. Oops I mean baby wipes, or was that baby soft. tee he OKLAHOMA? where did that come from? ,<BG> me I am from Oklahoma! <g> I have used Oil of Olay with sunscreen in it forever. My face is smooth too... not like a babies butt but smooth. My granny used to work for the co and we would get free stuff all the time I have some collector jars of that stuff that in the future might be worth something. Hey Andy do they have oil of olay down there?? > Awe no, that was from the commercial for butt wipes. Oops I mean baby > wipes, or was that baby soft. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > me [ >Hey Andy do they have oil of olay down there?? Over, not down... yes we do, though I forget if it used to be called Oil of Ulay and was renamed Olay, or the other way round. Things do seem to get renamed more in Europe than in USA - the yellow plastic lemon-juice product used to be Jif and has now become Cif, allegedly because Jif means something rude in Serbo-Croatian, or so they tell me... SignatureAndy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.northeastlupus.org.uk for more! Maybe because of Jif peanut butter? Bev > [ > >Hey Andy do they have oil of olay down there?? [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > product used to be Jif and has now become Cif, allegedly because Jif > means something rude in Serbo-Croatian, or so they tell me... I'm from Oklahoma too. I have used Oil of Olay!! Why am I not seeing any posts from Andy??? Wende > I am from Oklahoma! <g> I have used Oil of Olay with sunscreen in it > forever. My face is smooth too... not like a babies butt but smooth. [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > > > me In article <Q7muc.28070$Yr.181@okepread04>, Norman & Wende <nth@cox.net> wrote >I'm from Oklahoma too. I have used Oil of Olay!! Why am I not seeing any >posts from Andy??? Wende Dunno - there's two in this thread, for starters. SignatureAndy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.northeastlupus.org.uk for more! > >I'm from Oklahoma too. I have used Oil of Olay!! Why am I not seeing any > >posts from Andy??? Wende [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > Andy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group] > See http://www.northeastlupus.org.uk for more! Yours show up later, this one wasn't here about 15 minutes ago, yet it says 11:49 am. and it's almost 4pm here Were you gone between the 18th and 27th? (no posts from you - I knew someone was missing.) J In article <40BA39B3.42746963@execulink.com>, J <jimster@anon.anon> wrote [ >Yours show up later, this one wasn't here about 15 minutes ago, yet it says >11:49 am. and it's almost 4pm here My ISP's Newsthingie is having a bad hair week. >Were you gone between the 18th and 27th? (no posts from you - I knew someone >was missing.) Yes. And I'm off again 17-21 June. SignatureAndy Taylor [Chair, N E Lupus Group] See http://www.northeastlupus.org.uk for more! No, "corny as Kansas in August, high as a kite on the fourth of July, the corn is as high as an elephant's eye" is from "Oklahoma". I don't remember anything about a baby's ..... but this brain doesn't operate on full power anymore. LOL Bev > > And my skin is soft > >as a baby's.....skin. > > Isn't that from the show "Oklahoma!" ? I have not yet seen the SPF 30 Oil of Olay Complete. Does it come in unscented? I have become so sensitive to the smell of lotions and sunscreens that I either become nauseated or get a headache (or both) just from the scent. Mair > gee what show was that on? > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > tee hee > janers Yes Mair. It is for sensitive skin, and says OLAY complete defense daily UV moisturizer. spf 30, skin sensitive. It has no smell that I notice. but doesn't say on bottle. Wal mart has it and so does Meijer. IT is a pump 2.5 ounce bottle. in a gold box..at the cosmetic counter but more so in the sun screen. ask pharmacist. ingredients? 7.5% octinoxate 6.0% zinc oxide 2.5% octisalate 2.5% octocrylene write www.oilofolay or call 1800-285-5170 ask the questions. HEY may they give free samples LOL good luck janers I think it was the Today show. I use Oil of Olay, too - the non-sunscreen one. But I have to hunt for things that don't contain sun screens. It's in everything including my once favorite foundation. I get so mad that they just have to put sunscreen in everything. I'm not joking it feels like someone rubbed fiberglass into my skin if I use any sun screens. But the last time I was around my MIL there were a bunch of very mature women sitting around discussing their skin and all the "old bitties" with lovely skin had used Oil of Olay since they were young. You would have thought it was a commercial! Made me think about being more faithful about using skin cream. I also use the facial wash in a pump bottle. Bev > gee what show was that on? > [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > tee hee > janers |
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