Has anyone heard of or had experience with a product called Curv Skin, which I was told could help with my skin irritation? I think it is a lotion, so I am concerned it would cause the barrier to not stick. Thanks.
raynelson515
Dec 15, 2024 7:38 pm
warrior
Dec 15, 2024 7:55 pm
Ahh men and their fish. Nice catch.
Wish I could hold up my iron horse 🐎 like that. 🏍.
Sorry, I never heard of this lotion potion.
I asked the medicine man here at camp.
He snapped back at me, "Why pale face use lotion, not powder, then skin protectant?"
I went..🤷♂️
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Morning glory
Dec 15, 2024 8:56 pm
Welcome to the site. I have never heard of this product. Stick with the products that are made for ostomy care.
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