Grammy-award winner LeAnn Rimes is knowk as an acclaimed country music star but her golden journey has been marked with a chronic skin condition that could get even the best of us, down. Diagnosed with eczema when she was 2 years old, she knows well the cycle of itchy, red, scaly, inflamed and very frustrating skin flare ups. It's the type of chronic skin condition that many people hide - and LeAnn was no different.
Eczema affects 35 million Americans and it typically appears by...
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