Live Clean Baby Eczema Cream, 6 Oz

I tried several kinds of lotion to help with my baby's eczema and this stuff was the only thing that helped. It totally healed all of her red patches!

This product has more of the active ingredient. It is safe for babies so definitely safe for me. Helps relieve the itching associated with eczema.

I ordered this to help with eczema as well as psoriasis. Over the years I can't begin to add up how much money spent on lotions, creams, prescriptions, gels, sprays, oils, you name it, to dry and treat both of these conditions. Some things work in the beginning, but then stop within a couple of months (or even just a few weeks in some cases). The only product I have found that still works after months and months of use is La Roche-Posay Lipikar Balm AP+ Body Cream. So far, this Live Clean Baby Eczema Cream is a solid second place contender. It's not as thick as the Lipikar Balm and doesn't last as long, but the Live Clean cream is very, very moisturizing. While it would be nice if it lasted through hand washing, I don't mind having to keep reapplying this cream with its light texture and faint but pleasant scent. Nothing in this cream - like heavy fragrance, petrolatum, silicone, or artificial coloring - causes any unwanted reactions. This cream absorbs really well and doesn't leave behind any greasy residue. Hands (and legs, feet, or whatever else you apply this to) feel soft and supple. I love that this doesn't have a scent that is cloying or powerful. I don't feel bad pulling a tube of this out of my purse and applying it someplace where someone else might be offended or react to a super strong scent.The cost of the four pack of this cream is the same as the Lipikar Balm, but you get almost twice as much. For me it ends up evening out because I end up using about twice the amount of this Live Clean cream as I would the Lipikar Balm. Will I order this again? More than likely, yes, because this works as a whole body lotion and is light enough for applying all year round. The Lipikar is thicker, uber moisturizing, and longer lasting, but it isn't the best for summertime use since because it is so long lasting if you sweat at all your skin can end up feeling slimy. In wintertime, though, there's nothing better. So for now I will definitely keep using the Live Clean Baby Eczema Cream for spring, summer, and most of the fall, and save the heavier Lipikar Balm for the dry, cold weather that causes the absolute worst eczema and psoriasis flare-ups.

If your baby ever has eczema issues, you know it looks bad and it has to be uncomfortable. As an adult, I get eczema and psoriasis and know how uncomfortable it can be. This is gentle enough that I can put it on my eyebrow area and above to help rid me of those pesky flakes that drop in my eyes. I don't like to always use a prescription, so I try other things. If I can benefit from this, can you imagine how many babies (10-20% of babies have eczema for the first 10 months of their lives). You have seen the crusty and oozing areas on baby's face. This will help them so much and give them so much comfort. Colloidal oatmeal is one of the best things for the itchiness.

Decades ago, I was a baby and I had eczema. Mom didn't have a wonderful cream like this, so I scratched and scratched until I was bloody. (Sorry about the grossness, but this is the truth) Now, I am much older, but still have eczema. However, I am now using this great cream whenever I have a flare, and it works beautifully. The patches stop itching immediately and heal within a week.Why am I saying this? Because your baby with eczema can't tell you that this cream works. It doesn't have a scent and leaves a very thin coating on the scaly stuff, which protects it from clothes rubbing on the patches and making them worse. Having seams from clothes rubbing on eczema patches is miserable and makes the patches itch even more, and when this cream hits the patches, the horrible itching stops. It also stays stopped for several hours, which is a freaking miracle, and is probably the main reason that I recommend this cream.If you have a baby with eczema, do them a favor -- pretend they can tell you, put this cream on the patches, and watch the relief on their little faces when the horrible itching stops. (BTW; if your baby keeps scratching even after using this terrific cream, take him/her to the pediatrician. There is probably a prescription only ointment that can help. Whatever you do, don't let them wait and hope that they "outgrow it." I have the scars to prove that outgrowing it is an unlikely event.)

I have eczema so I was very worried my baby would have it as well. Luckily she didn't end up having it so she hasn't had to use it but given my eczema has been flaring up with stress.I have been using this though as we had it around and it has definitely helped with my skin. I found that it makes my skin feel a lot softer after I apply it. I still feel the itch through the softer skin but I definitely feel a lot less compulsion to use it after it has been applied. I think I like that it doesn't leave my skin feeling like there's an oily mess after application and the smell isn't bad at all.I'd recommend it -- I can't say how well it would work on a baby but I can say that I definitely feel relief from it myself and would use it on my children if they had flare ups.

My daughter who is 2.5 years old gets eczema on her arm and leg. I have used this cream on her once which did provide some improvement, however, once is got better, it never fully cleared up. I had to eventually use the Rx given by the pediatrician to get it to fully go away. The cream has a pleasant scent which is not overwhelming. I'm hoping that next time she gets an outbreak this will work and I won't have to use the stronger Rx