moisturizers for the skin when you got eczema
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So, I have the eczema. Not all of the creams and moisturizers suit me (obviously). Can you, please, share your opinions here about the products you use to moisture the skin and not irritate it even more?
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Mistrys georgina36782
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Avene have just released a new range of skin care products for eczema, called xeracalm.
The triple action formula works to
- reduce redness and itching
- repair and nourish skin whilts helping to restore the epidermal barrier
- soothe the skin relieve irritation
It claims to reduce itching by 97% and comes in cleansing oil, creme and balm
-Mistrys Pharmacy
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honey001 georgina36782
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I use "Azeeno Eczema Therapy", its very soothing and stays on my face untill I wash it off. The first time I used it - it only took a couple of days before my rash was gone. But I have heard from others that you must use it every day or it could come back.
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amanda18 georgina36782
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I have had eczema forever, but about 4 years ago it became very bad and the aqueous cream and hydrocortisone that I had been using all that time seemed to make it worse. After visiting a dermotology clinic, I have been using doublebase for my arms and face, dermol for my legs, stomach and chest, and epaderm for my ears. I also use betamethasone for when it flares up however, because my creams work so well for me now, and I apply them a couple of times a day, I rarely need to use the stronger cream.
I had a facial a few months ago and was told that my skin is dry and sometimes the creams that we are prescribed dry out the face. She commended drinking 4 pints of water a day to help with this. From following this advice and using my moisturising creams regularly, I am pretty much eczema free and have my life back. It's actually amazing - I can wear makeup without my face cracking!
Your dry skin may not be anyway near as bad as mine though but for me I would always stay well clear of aqueous cream and E45. I don't think you can go wrong with Doublebase Gel, or if you want a moisturiser that doesn't have preservatives in it, I would recommend Epaderm, although it is extremely greasy xxx
Trust_Nature georgina36782
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I also recommend cutting down on alcohol,sugar and fried food.