If you give the cats a bath she'll feel much better. It's not the hair people are allergic to, it's something in their saliva and of course they spend half the day preening themselves and it builds up on them. Gets in the air too. I sneeze pretty good when the cat is dirty, runny eyes etc, no problem if she gets a bath once a month or so though.

It's why I use the tea tree oil soap on her too. Something in the tea tree helps break down the saliva.

Pure coconut oil is actually drying to your skin. You'll notice it gets kind of wrinkly when you use it a lot. Sesame is a cheap and handy tradeoff you can buy at the grocer in pretty good pure quality. Much better for your skin. Don't use oilive oil if you go out in the sun a lot, it photosensitzes your skin but otherwise is ok too. I made that mistake once and ended uop with weird spotty dark patches on my neck that took a couple years to fade completely. Luckily I was wearing a hat that day but my neck got a good amount of sun.

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