Self Obs

[donttakenostuff]

I was a little stressed yesterday, having far too much work to do. But around mid-day I stopped to shower. I normally use a really mild soap, but I grabbed a bottle of Dial Spring Water body wash that I've never used before because I was out of the mild soap. I felt fine in the shower lathering myself. No more than the usual tickles that occur because I always get water in my nose. I jumped out the shower, dried off, and put on lotion. I went to the walk in closet to retrieve some clothes, and I stopped dead in my track as a sneeze, ARG CHOO ,made me bend at the waist. Before I could stand upright and reach to the top rack for a sweater, it happened again ACH CHOO. I bent at the waist again. And that was it. A few sniffles afterwards, but no more sneezing. I think it was the body wash that made me sneeze because I've been using the same lotion for years.

[metalknight2099]

Any more confirmation to see that it was the body wash causing it?

[Alucard]

Great sneeze! Thanks for sharing!

[Guest matto275]

Nice obs! Wish my shampoo and soap did that to me.

[Daphine]

Great self obs.

Different body washes have made me sneeze too

[donttakenostuff]

I'm unsure if it was the body wash. But I did buy a milder one, and put up the Dial body wash for special occasions .

[Lynne]

I often sneeze from unfamiliar body wash, soap or shampoo (especially shampoo). Shampoo or conditioner can actually make me sneeze for hours after I get out of the shower, since my hair is long and gets in my face a lot.

[donttakenostuff]

Wow, sneezing for hours . Maybe I should shampoo my hair in that body wash, and see what happens. My hair is long too, and it takes forever to dry

[allergicto]

great sneezes!