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Reddit mentions of Queen Helene Cocoa Butter, Stick, 1 Ounce [Packaging May Vary]
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Queen Helene Cocoa Butter, Stick, 1 Ounce [Packaging May Vary]. Here are the top ones.
![Queen Helene Cocoa Butter, Stick, 1 Ounce [Packaging May Vary]](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41HSYfOOj1L._SL300_.jpg)
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One 1 oz. stick of 100% Cocoa ButterMoisturizes dry, and irritated skinHelps soothe stretched skin during and after pregnancySmall, portable tube for on-the-spot reliefNever tested on animals
Specs:
| Height | 4.330708657 Inches |
| Length | 0.787401574 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Release date | February 2019 |
| Size | 1 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Weight | 0.15 Pounds |
| Width | 0.787401574 Inches |
I get that mark too to some extent, but it is overall shaped like an "A" and that's the highest mark you can get </attempted CPAP Humor>
My apologies for that.
It took me a while to find the sweet spot between too tight and just tight enough.
I also found that I had to insist that they change me from medium size and then eventually to large and then XL to fit me, resulting in less pressure lines on my face. The marks still happen to some extent, but fade within an hour or so. They ( the CPAP tech) argued that the bigger the "footprint" on the face the more area there was to seal and that big people don't necessarily need big masks, but I found that the larger mask helped me find a better seal and comfort.
I also found that I could keep the mask looser once I got a dual material mask with a stiffer foam insert inside a more flexible outer seal. I have used my mask for years with some slight leaking at peak pressure even though the tech says it should have no leaks, it still helps my sleep immensely. The mask should ideally kind of "float" snugly on your face with the rubber floppiness doing the seal--if that makes any sense
I have seen here in this sub that some people use cloth inserts ( available on Amazon) to help with issues such as yours. some Amazon reviewers suggest making your own from old undershirt cloth or whatever. I have not bought any or experimented with that although I may try it at some point. - edit -- see /u/pseudoghost and /u/Gusman54 and /u/YarnBender 's posts
The dryness and flaking does not sound good. I would keep the possibility of an allergy in the mix in your quest for a solution. Coco Butter may be very helpful for skin problems like this ( if it is just simple dryness).
A larger mask helped me with my similar "too Damn tight" problems. I would wake up feeling like my skull was getting re-shaped! --Not Good! I tried a few other style masks ( other than the delta shaped full faced) and none of them worked for me -- I could not abide the chinstrapO on the nasal only style.
Good luck on your search for a solution!
~ ~ ~ edit to add:
/u/gh5046 makes a good point about regular cleaning of the mask -- I have had some wicked bridge of the nose skin issues when I neglected cleaning. At seven days out from new you should be fine - clean it anyway!
Cocoa butter is amazing. Make sure it's 100% pure though, there are varieties with wax, fragrance, etc. in them.
http://www.amazon.com/QUEEN-HELENE-Cocoa-Butter-Stick/dp/B000GG7NU8
Edit: I find this stuff at chain dollar stores.