The skin is where all the bacteria live.
If you’ve ever had a cold or infected skin you’ve probably been advised to wash it with soap and water before touching the infected area.
But how do you know when to wash your hands?
In this video tutorial, we’ll look at what’s happening in the skin when you’re trying to get rid of herpes, how you can spot it, and what to do if it’s not obvious.
You’ll learn the right ways to use soap and warm water to wash and moisturise your hands.
You can watch the full video here:How to spot a herpes infectionHow to remove a herpes rashHow to use a cream to treat herpesA lot of people think that just rubbing your skin will remove herpes, but this isn’t true.
It can make the infection worse, and can lead to more symptoms.
To make things worse, the itching and redness may get worse.
Instead, you’ll want to use an antibacterial cream.
This is the one that can kill herpes viruses, and there are a range of products available to help with this.
The most common brand is called Avon, and it’s available in most major drugstores.
It has a pH range of 4.5-6.5, which means it can be used on both dry and oily skin.
It’s also a good moisturiser, and will soften the skin.
If you’re concerned about herpes and your skin isn’t responding well, there are also products available for treating the virus.
One of the most common is Lidocaine, which is available over-the-counter and is available in some beauty salons.
The cream contains ingredients that help remove the virus from the skin and helps to remove any itching, and this is why it’s sometimes called a ‘cream’.
It has an pH of 5.5 and is also a great moisturiser.
There are also some products that you can apply directly to the infected skin.
These include Acai Berry, Acai Sugar, and other popular ‘natural’ cleansers.
These can help remove any bacteria on the infected part of the skin that could make it harder to treat the virus, and so they’re recommended for those who have sensitive skin.
You might also want to try an antiseptic cream or ointment.
There are also herbal extracts and creams available.
In this video, we take you through the steps to wash a sore skin, what you should use and where you can find products for treating herpes.
