EucerinEczema Relief Flare-up Treatment - Provides Immediate Relief for Eczema-Prone Skin - 2 oz. Tube

Eucerin has been a game-changer for my dry skin. It’s thick but absorbs well, and I really appreciate that it doesn’t have a strong scent. My skin feels hydrated all day without that greasy feeling some lotions leave behind. It’s especially great in the winter or after shaving. Simple, effective, and reliable—definitely a staple in my routine.

I never write reviews, but this product deserves one. I've had excema since I was young. I've done the steroid cream route, which helped when I was younger, but now that I'm an adult, I don't want to use that kind of product on my skin. Especially on my face. I'm not sure if it's the weather, stress or diet, but my excema randomly started getting bad for the first time in over 15 years. I tried my usual Aveno lotion and aquaphore trick, with little resolution. When I started to get it on my eyes (for the first time in my life) I decided to try something new. My lower eyes creases were so swollen, they started to crack and swell. I looked like I had been crying. My upper lids were red and puffy, so puffy that it was starting to obstruct my vision. Not good. If I put anything else on my face, it would burn and swell more. I just got this stuff on Thursday and now it's Saturday morning and I am almost clear! I have been applying it very liberally. Continuously applying, whenever I start to feel dry. I'll do a light layer of neosporin or aquaphore ointment over it. At night I apply this REALLY heavily, then cover with a heavy layer of aquaphore since the nighttime is when my skin dries out the most. My skin is still a little pink in places but it's new skin, it'll take time to heal completely. But I am no longer feeling like I need to keep my head down. My eyes are no longer swollen and red, and the bridge of my lose, my upper lip and my fingers are healing fast. It'll burn a bit if you get it directly in your eyes (but duh, it's not supposed to go in your eyes), but no other complaints. Oh and make sure you get the flare up treatment, not just the lotion. I will use the lotion on my face for maintenance but the flare up treatment is what you need if you have the painful cracking, dry, red, itchy and swollen patches. Buy it now!

Best in the game for flakey dry exema face patches

Cleared my flare up after a few applications.

does exactly what it is designed for.

I have been trying different lotions on my dry skin, located around my nose and eyes. I've tried several kinds ranging from face lotion, to age defying stuff with retinol, night time creams etc. They all have had varying success keeping my face's dry skin in check. The skin dryness wasn't just dryness, but was also underlying redness and some flakey skin, which led me to think this might be more of a condition than just dry skin.I thought I would try some lotion more geared to eczema, as the regular face lotions were not keeping the dry skin in check any longer and found the eucerin lotion for eczema. I liked that I could get a small amount for relatively cheap to try it out, over buying a huge container, only to find out it didn't work.After a couple days of using it on my face, I wasn't seeing results as reported by other reviews. I still had the flakey skin and redness, although I did like the moisturizing effects and the feel of this lotion after applied. Not too greasy or shiny.I went through a few days of making sure to apply morning and night, and wash the affected areas using a light exfoliation sponge and the results have been great. The flakey skin is almost completely gone as well as underlying redness. Ordered a second tube of the 5oz size. Very happy with the results.

Good texture and has a nice bland scent, not too strong or anything. Works well on the skin

I can't criticize a well known and top brand like Eucerin, so I will stick to 5 stars. However, it does not do anything for "scrotal eczema" which is a special form of the skin problem that doesn't usually respond to the same treatments used on arms, legs, etc. This problem really doesn't respond to much in the way of symptomatic relief, though a standard good brand of hand cream or zinc oxide diaper rash cream seems to do better than eczema specific products. Be sure to consult with a doctor, preferable a dermatologist for this condition as it has special needs and causes.