Query about coconut oil regime

Hi, Clob is a steroid and to apply lashings of it means that most of it ends up on your panties!   I am told that an inch squeeze of Dermovate should be applied thinly along the affected area - use more if the area is large.  As for Coconut Oil, you are trying to calm the area down and make yourself feel more comfortable.  Waiting for a special time is not going to help.   Coconut Oil cannot harm you so apply whenever you are feelng the burning/itching.  I swear by Vaseline as it applies a barrier too as well as helping heal.  I carry a small pot in my handbag and so far (hear my prayer) I have kept the dreaded bad flare ups at bay.  I wish you well love, just perservere.

The reason we don't apply coconut oil right on top the clob immediately is then the whole melting mess allows the clob to drip and run onto the surrounding healthy skin. This is a bad thing. So wait at least half an hour before putting the coconut oil on – maybe an hour since you've been told to use the clob more generously.

There's no point in applying more clob than the amout your skin will absorb. Dr. Goldstein instructs us to massage it in for 90 seconds so it's all inside the affected skin, not running off elsewhere. Then use the oil as much as you like. Maybe use a bit of went toilet paper to remove urine after a pee and blot dry with more. Then coconut oil again.

Yes sorry, remembered afterwards that there is a definite reason for not applying coconut oil or vaseline immediately after applying the dermovate.  Wait a while, then agreeing with Pam, apply as per her instructions.  Great post Pam.  

I use coconut oil after clob.  If I have a bad flare up, clob first then A&D ointment so urination doesn't sting so much.  I also rinse my bottom with bottled water after going.

What kind of coconut oil shoudl I use. There are so many to choose from organic, natural etc. Any advise on the best or recommended kind to use.