
Use warm water when showering rather than hot water. Warm water will be more soothing to the skin.
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Turn your back to the shower so the water does not hit your breast directly.
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Be conscious of areas where sensitive skin might rub together and try to avoid rubbing, if possible. These areas may include armpits, the area under your breast, or along your cleavage.
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Use cornstarch powder or baby powder to reduce friction in the armpit and other areas that rub.
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Stay out of the sun — it can make sensitive skin feel worse. If you do go outside, be sure to cover up and use sunscreen.
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Don’t wear a bra or prosthesis if the skin around your breast area is sensitive.
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