Eczema treatments

Re: Eczema treatments

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  Jillsee member

  November 2014

  Initially used aquaphor. There is also coconut oil with lavender essential oil ... I've also heard great things about melrose oil.

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  ilovemarfa member

  November 2014 edited November 2014

  Noodle and Boo makes this amazing lotion called ultimate ointment. Ds1 came down with a nasty case of dry skin on his face this summer from going to the pool all of the time. We tried everything- Vaseline, cetaphil, etc. the ped gave us a rx for hydrocortisone but I was trying to avoid it so I found a review for this cream and decided to to it. Within a week his eczema was completely gone. Now that it's winter I'm using it on the boys every night after bath all over since they tend to get dry skin in the winter. It's expensive but definitely worth it!

  

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  daffy2k member

  November 2014

  We use Arbonne baby wash and lotion. Anytime I've switched up her wash and lotion she starts to break out in the rash again, so I've made sure to have extra ordered at all times now.

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  lioness13 member

  November 2014

  We use raw Shea butter. She hasn't had any eczema since we started using it.

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  joannealisa member

  November 2014

  My doctor told me to use cortain (1% hydrocortisone) because aveeno and aquafor wasn't working and cortain cleared it up really quick - it's amazing !

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