Re: Long lasting skin infection (in depth description)

Solmare,

Maybe you could think of cutting a guaze/cheese cloth kind of a cloth to the size or shape required and then apply the clay on one side of the cloth and keep the clean side of the cloth on your face. Having a layer of thin cloth  between your skin and clay will help you clean the mess more easily. All you have to do is lift the cloth. Since your skin is bruised/tender, rubbing the skin to remove the sticky/stubborn clay that is directly applied on the skin is not a good idea. 

I see that you are determined to heal youself and not going the allopathic way. That in itself has already got you on the right path. Things do tend to sometimes get worse before it gets better in situations like 3rd, 4th degree kind of problems when we are healing naturally. My friends child's eczema keeps flaring the moment he stops steroids....supressing the problem is never the way to go and you are already aware of that. You seem to have a clear understanding about what and how you want to heal your problem naturally. You deserve a big applause for that!!

I just want to encourage you to stick to one protocol (whichever you choose to heal) and keep going on the same path without distracting yourself by reading too many materials on the internet. I'm healing my son from Autism and I usually try one thing at a time and don't overlap other protocols. The mixed results gets confusing. This is the most important lesson I had to learn during this healing journey.

Have you checked this website....

http://www.eytonsearth.org/clay-compress.php

Best,

HJ