Has anyone used this to apply for eczema cure?
1325612
I don't know about eczema. I ordered it because it was supposed to be good to cure a staff infection. My bottle was broken so antibiotics has to be used. Should be good for skin problems but would be sticky and messy.
1325613
I have used this on my daughter's legs. Her eczema had gotten so bad that her doctor thought it was going to leave scars. This honey works great!! Not one mark was left on her legs. I applied it on her legs at night and wrapped them with bandages. Her legs were completely healed within a week. . It is sticky and messy, and at times difficult to keep her from eating.
340715
Not what I use it for. I use it for poison ivy/oak, rashes, cold sores, scrapes, bruises, sty, cat scratches, cactus accidents, etc. wrinkles are the last worry for this product. :-)
610602
I used it on my 4 month old, only cream that worked! He's now 2 and as long as I keep on it everyday, works like a charm, no more eczema!
626888
I would not recommend any brand. I developed eczema after I started doing the roller derm treatment.
1907622
That is plenty of Dead sea salt. Soak about 10 minutes, rinse the skin really well with fresh water. Dry slightly, then rub on a lotion for Eczema. Reapply the lotion throughout the day. My youngest had eczema, that was forty some years ago, and persistence is the KEY. Good luck!
2086746
Yes, it actually worked less than 12 weeks. I think though it's best to do the full 12 weeks if you have extreme eczema on your scalp. It's the only eczema scalp care I found to be effective.
805125
I've used it with my clinical strength (from dentist) whitening gel and it seems to speed up the process. i.e. it doesn't take as many treatments to get the results I'm looking for.
1983013
I have only used the cream as an antiseptic for rashes. I don't believe it is intended for use with blemishes.
2180911
I am not a skin expert but the goat's milk soap has many beneficial properties. It could possibly help eczema since it has a lot of moisture. In any case the soap is expensive and may be best to consult a doctor.
97703
I have used it around my eyes as well and works wonders. Just be sure not to use too much because occasionally If I sweat after putting it on or later on it will get in my eyes and burn, so I just use a smaller amount next time. But this has been the best thing at treating it I have found, and I have used many products for my eczema.
2065526
I have tried the sulfur soap and this one, this is less drying than sulfur, make sure you leave it on long enough before washing it off so it can do its work. Don't know about eczema, good luck
1834889
I really can't recall. I do have very sensitive skin though and fragrance is a no for me. eczema is a huge problem and this was fine.
914540
See my review of it on June 20, 2013 "Cured My Eczema." I agree w/you that sagging skin has to be surgically tightened. The moisturizing chemicals expand the skin by filling the cells with water so the face looks filled out--younger--since that is what makes the difference between older and younger human bodies. I prefer alpha hydroxy or retinol and Neutrogena is the least expensive, hypoallergenic, fast acting anti-aging creme I've found. The Night has no sunscreen, the Day is SPF 15. But there definitely is something very good in DMAE (which seems to be alcohol combined with...) that is good for the skin. I had to stop drinking coffee caffienated and the DMAE substitutes as a stimulant. See my review of it on June 20, 2013 "Cured My Eczema." I agree w/you that sagging skin has to be surgically tightened. The moisturizing chemicals expand the skin by filling the cells with water so the face looks filled out--younger--since that is what makes the difference between older and younger human bodies. I prefer alpha hydroxy or retinol and Neutrogena is the least expensive, hypoallergenic, fast acting anti-aging creme I've found. The Night has no sunscreen, the Day is SPF 15. But there definitely is something very good in DMAE (which seems to be alcohol combined with...)... » Read More See my review of it on June 20, 2013 "Cured My Eczema." I agree w/you that sagging skin has to be surgically tightened. The moisturizing chemicals expand the skin by filling the cells with water so the face looks filled out--younger--since that is what makes the difference between older and younger human bodies. I prefer alpha hydroxy or retinol and Neutrogena is the least expensive, hypoallergenic, fast acting anti-aging creme I've found. The Night has no sunscreen, the Day is SPF 15. But there definitely is something very good in DMAE (which seems to be alcohol combined with...) that is good for the skin. I had to stop drinking coffee caffienated and the DMAE substitutes as a stimulant. « Show Less
292997
I would think it would be OK. The cream seems to be very mild and doesn't irritate. Also, it soothes my eczema.
1481827
I don't find this very effective with scalp but their eczema lotion works for me. It makes the dry and red patches on my face bearable when I had flare ups from cortisol rebound and so far I have been off from cortisol for over 2 months and have my eczema under control. I recommend patience and get off from cortisol, it is not a long term solution.
1477575
Since Eczema is basically dry skin, I really don't see why not. The problem is, it's probably designed for relatively small areas (I used it on a few smaller areas of my face). You could use a lot of it on your whole head and it might get pretty expensive. I'm sure you've probably already tried the usual anti-dandruff shampoos without much help. The MetaDerm seems to have natural ingredients on the tube, so I don't see how using it would have a bad effect on your scalp. I used it on a more sensitive skin area (face) with no irritation. Good Luck!
787257
I apply it to my skin with no problems. Just don't use a lot of it for it can give you a rash. I love this stuff it works better than prescription meds. I use it for nueropothy.