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I am using noxemma on the itching spots with much success, they dont seem to like the aloe vera or cool feeling it brings. I do not thing this kills them but it is helping me make it through the nights. I have tried using sulffur to treat my scabies with no success so next I will give the permertrin a shot evne though I dont want to.
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I have tried this and was amazed at the relief of itching. This does work, im not sure it will kill anything but it will help you in post scabies forsure. I have even put a few drops of tea tree oil into my noxeemaa container.
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This does help but after trying it for a couple weeks I noticed it was clinging to my skin and clogging up my pores, so im not sure this is something that is really beneficial long term for post scabies. It seems like a great quick solution to stop an itch but overtime your skin becomes worse because it clogs your pores. I would just stick to exfoliating and taking lots of baths.
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It definetely calms the scabies itch, but I noticed it also clogs your pores at the same time. I am still using it to deal with post scabies but I put on a very thin layer and make sure when I shower I stay in longer to take off the layer of noxxemma that builds up.
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Noxxemma will not kill scabies! I think the only thing it has in it that is good for your skin is alot of aloe, this is why it feels so cool on your skin and can stop itching symptons, but it will not kill the scabies.
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