Face Cleansing with Eczema

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Lindsey W.

Dec 14, 2012

Lindsey W.

Hey guys! I have Eczema (for those who dont know what that is, its basically dry, red, itchy skin) and I don't wash my face because it usually makes it start to burn and get worse. I dont break out, but it causes my face to peal and it just doesn't look too good. It looks even worse when I wear makeup :/ Does anybody know if there are any face cleansers designed especially for eczema? or if you do have eczema, what face cleansers do you use?

Kimberly E.

Dec 14, 2012

Kimberly E.

Try the brand First Aid Beauty from Sephora

Kimberly E.

Dec 14, 2012

Kimberly E.

Or cetaphyl

Shelby B.

Dec 14, 2012

Shelby B.

one of my friends has the same problem! she uses cetaphyl and after she'd been using it work a week her skin looked so much better! she said it was really gentle aswell! so I recommend you give cetaphyl a try, you can get it from most chemists and it's at a very reasonable price!

Maura P.

Dec 14, 2012

Maura P.

First Aid Beauty 

Lindsey W.

Dec 14, 2012

Lindsey W.

Thank you sooo much! :) 

Camille D.

Dec 14, 2012

Camille D.

I have eczema and i use cetephyl! I also use elecon ointment prescribed by my doctor its amazing stuff!

Camille D.

Dec 14, 2012

Camille D.

Aveeno is also good!

Katy M.

Dec 14, 2012

Katy M.

I've been using African black soap for about 3-4 weeks now. I have a huge patch of eczema on my neck. It used to get so dry and red, especially because of the colder weather. Since I started using the soap, my eczema hasn't gotten red or flaky. It's starting to clear up completely, which I'm so happy about. I got it at Walgreens under $5, by Shea moisture. I think it has a nice smell to it too. 

Alice E.

Dec 14, 2012

Alice E.

Cleansing oils and cleansing lotions will be your best friend. Make sure they're unscented, as fragrance can irritate skin that's already sensitive.

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