Why it's great: This soothing lotion is great for calming inflamed skin — it's very gentle and hydrating, so it helps with eczema flare-ups. And even if you don't have eczema, it's a great pick for alleviating dry skin, especially in chilly winter months.
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for Dove DermaSeries Eczema Body Lotion Soothing here.
TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.2*
Why it's great: Reviewers say this cleanser is great for combating "skin problems" and irritation. One reader says it "cleans effectively and is not drying." "This is gentle on the skin," says another eczema-stricken reader. "I would definitely recommend this."
TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.7*
Why it's great: This "lightweight yet moisturizing" formula has one reader "hooked for life." Another reviewer says, "Believe me, I have tried tons of different brands ... but I always come back to this one." Another Nivea devotee says it is not only "great for [her daughter's] eczema," but it is the "best for dry skin."
Why it's great: Specially formulated for eczema-prone skin, this hydrating cream features calming ingredients like colloidal oatmeal and niacinamide, as well as rich emollients like shea butter and glycerin. It offers instant relief and it's non-greasy to boot.
Agree? Disagree? Write your review for La Roche-Posay Lipikar Eczema Soothing Relief Cream here.
TotalBeauty.com average member rating: 8.8*
Why it's great: Reviewers say this moisturizer "goes on smoothly and has a pleasant smell." One reviewer has been using it for years as an eczema treatment on her child, because it "keep[s] her skin moisturized when she has an outbreak." Other reviewers report that it makes "rough patches of skin so smooth" and say that it "soothes upon first use and lasts."
Finding effective eczema treatments is a tricky business. Anyone who suffers from eczema can tell you how hard it is to find a product that will provide more than just temporary relief. When your dry, itchy skin keeps you up and scratching all night, it's time to take some action. For some eczema sufferers, this means turning to prescription creams or even steroids (yep, steroids) to control the pain.
Because steroids aren't the healthiest solution, and one that many of our readers say they'd like to avoid, we did some digging to find some alternatives for treating eczema. To do this, we went straight to the source — our eczema-stricken readers. They tell which products really make a difference in the way their skin looks and feels.
If you're lucky enough to not have eczema but are still looking for a solution to your dry skin, these products also get rave reviews from readers who don't have eczema — they're that good. Read on to see some of the best eczema creams and products.
