Healing BXO Naturally

My latest project, to remove the last remnants of BXO skin, is progressing nicely. I've been using a combination of treatments, more as an experiment rather than because of what's best. I have been using talcum powder throughout, with the exception of the three times this week I have applied Creme Complete. Recall that last time I used that, it caused an itching reaction, and I could no longer tolerate it. I thought it was time I tried again. I'm pleased I did, as I now appear to tolerate it just fine. Rather than rely solely on Creme Complete, I've been using it every couple of days, in the hope that perhaps it gives me a 'boost'. Other than that, it's been talcum powder, using toilet paper after urination, and squeezing over and over when I've finished. I have noticed a lot of dribbling after I've finished (not a lot as in volume, but a lot as in it takes a long time before I stop seeing urine). This is why I'm also doing pelvic floor exerc

It might come as a surprise to many of you, but after many years of recovering from BXO, I'm not healed yet. I've often talked about how the underside of my head is one of the last areas to clear, and this week I decided to get serious about healing the remains of it. Here's a picture I took a few nights ago showing what I mean. If you look toward the bottom of the head, you'll see the skin colour lightens considerably. It feels different to the touch as well. It's not 'scarring' from BXO (I'm still not convinced that such a thing exists)... it's BXO itself. As I've said a lot on here, my BXO developed around about the time I started dribbling after urination. When I pay very close attention to my flow these days, even though I use toilet paper as a rule after urination every time, I still find I sometimes dribble slightly after I'm done dabbing myself. Previously, I had been thinking that a couple of pats with toilet paper would be eno