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Originally Posted by ree-Xi
Thanks for mentioning that, but it only happens when I use lotion or shower gel. I actually get it on my legs too, but not as much.
To the person who suggested Cetaphil, I have used their cleanser (it works well) but the lotion was too light and evaporated quickly.
I did just buy the Vaseline "gentle" moisturizer (I forgot the name and it's upstairs) - it was the closest to "hypo allergenic" I could find.
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If you are getting the bumps after using lotion or shower gel you are most likely a bit allergic to those. In addition, a lot of people that have allergies get "bumps" on the back of arms. My allergist checks me for them each time I am in his office. I have found that regular body exfoiliation helps in addition to not skipping/forgetting to take my allergy medications. The Tea Tree Oil Body Wash from The Body Shop was really helpful for my mom.
It is good to see a dermatologist about those as stated earlier.
More information on those "bumps" can be found here:
http://www.webmd.com/skin-problems-a...to-do-about-it
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