Sera OrganicsEczacalm Balm (100ml) - Soothing Relief for Dry, Sensitive Skin & Itchy Scalp - Ideal for Eczema, Psoriasis, Dermatitis, Rosacea - Made in The UK

I cannot comment on whether it's good for eczema as mine happens to be in my ears but I do have incredibly dry and irritated skin on the backa of my hands only that nothing seems to ease or moisturise and I have found this works a treat. It looks like a creamy coloured beeswax when you look at the 100ml tub ut when you open it, it has a lovely soothing smell of Lavender ( which I love the secent of). It actually contains coconut oil, olive oil, shea butter, avocado oil argan oil, lavender oilm vitamin E, fruit and prologis honey. It's a really soft but thick cream fee to it like the consistency of dipping your finger into a tub of philly cheese or chocolate spread. It suggests to warm between palms before use but on a hot day there isn't a need for that. The background scent is like a woody early tone. I'm generally allergic to bees and wasps but I was ok this and for me it's the sting ,or than anything. Rhis doesn't soak easily into your skin but instead leaves a sheen with a slight oily finish and may need a really good massage to rub it in or if on the hands wear cotton gloves. My skin feels so much better than before but if covering a large area you may find you look greasy after.

The media could not be loaded.  I loved tjis balm ,soaked in pretty quick and left my skin feeling soothed ,come in silver sealed bag too , will be getting more when tjis runs out ,lovely fresh zingy smell too , didn't irritate skin

As I am prone to patches of psoriasis I was keen to try this.I really like the herby fragrance, although it does disappear quite soon after application.This balm certainly didn't cause any irritation to my psoriasis affected areas, but nor can I say that it calmed them any more effectively than some other topical creams I have used.The most disappointing aspect for me is that the balm does not live up to the claimed "fast, effective absorption" - this balm is certainly not fully absorbed by the skin and does leave an oily surface layer. This is one thing that always puts me off. Not just because I don't like the feel of it, but also because it inevitably transfers onto clothing too.Given the amount of different oils listed in the ingredients list it would have been a miracle if this balm could have been fully absorbed, but the manufacturer shouldn't really suggest otherwise.I hope you find these comments helpful.

I've been pleasantly surprised by this balm. I thought it would be a bit like the herbal rescue ointment we use with the kids on bumps and bruises and to treat nappy rash but it's a lot more of a balm and is solid at colder temperatures. It soon turns to an oil type ointment consistency when warmed up in your hands though.As a treatment for wounds/insect bites/nappy rash I haven't found it amazing, maybe because it doesn't have a high concentration of essential oils, I'm not sure.Where it comes into its own is for dry and cracked skin - so for sunburn, windburn and general sore skin. Also it doesn't seem to leave your skin particularly oily, it absorbs really really well. I took our youngest swimming yesterday and didn't have any moisturiser in the swim bag so put some of this on my face and my skin felt amazing for the rest of the day!It's a little pot but a little goes a long way so think it's good value for the price.

I tend to do deep cleaning in the house and garden without gloves. I sometimes remember to wear them if the work is very rough, but that is rare. Recently, I stained all my oak hardwood floors and sanded all my kitchen cabinets. Of course, I applied the Danish oil after sanding, waxing and everything else necessary to completely restore my tabletops.Since then, my hands and skin have been entirely out of sorts. My knuckles became dry and flaky, with the skin peeling off and itchy. The palm of my hand is as dry, and you can clearly see the skin flakes. Initially, I ignored it and applied more moisturiser in the evening. Then, I panicked, thinking it may be contact dermatitis or psoriasis.I ordered this cream to attempt to rescue my skin and hands. I have used this kind of product before with impressive results. Furthermore, I am more inclined to purchase natural and ethically manufactured skincare than cheap products. Eczacalm is formulated as a skin salve made of purely natural extracts that support the skin`s well-being while itchy and inflamed. The cream contains several precious oils, including coconut, argan, sunflower, and shea butter. These ingredients have a long tradition and application in skin care.The cream tub is tiny but potent. Due to being formulated as a balm or salve, you only apply a small quantity to cover and soothe a large area. I apply mine every evening when in bed and use cotton gloves over it. The gloves create a warm environment and allow the cream to be absorbed into the skin instead of smeared on the bed sheet. I have been using the salve for approximately eight days, and the change in my skin`s condition was visible almost immediately. My skin was less itchy and flaky the first morning after using it. As time passed, the itchiness receded completely, and the flakiness is almost gone. My skin feels soothed and moisturised; however, I will continue using the cream until my hands feel completely healed and restored.I am delighted with the effects of this natural skin balm/salve. It worked wonders on my suffering skin and calmed the itchiness almost immediately. Its natural provenience and lack of chemicals allow me to use it confidently!