Cetaphil Eczema Restoraderm Soothing Moisturizer for Dry Itchy Skin, Unscented, 16 fl oz

This is a great formula. Relieved the itchiness of my hands and is perfect for eczema and just daily use.

My dermatologist recommends this brand and I use it regularly. It lasts a long time and smells nicer.

so far so good it is working on my skin and helps my eczema pretty good. it is thick so it goes a long way so you need very little. I do think it's a bit overpriced although it is a pretty good size

This lotion is a really good product. I have eczema and once I get a flare up and use this it will instantly stop itching. It is not greasy works great.

I bought this for my son winter eczema rough patches and itchiness due to dry skin. It helped soothe his rough patches and itchy dry skin. It has a very mild clean scent and isn't greasy at all.

Very moisturizing and gentle on sensitive skin. Helped keep my skin feeling soft and comfortable.

This moisturizer is very good for rehydrating and healing skin g but not as great for everyday regular maintenance.

It's the best one I have found so far!

Both of the bottles of lotion had leaked all over the box. I think I only had 1/2 of bottle of lotion in each bottle I ordered. Very disappointed and when I called about it they did nothing to rectify the problem.

1. They delivered it to the wrong house, so I had to go track it down in the cold. 2. %26 most importantly- This expensive lotion was touted to be amongst the best, approved by the National ECZEMA Association. It burned my 3 year old's papular eczema areas immediately. She has lived through meningitis, grand mal seizures, etc. and never cries over her eczema even at its worst. It was okay with Gold Bond Healing applied frequently, until I tried this after her bath routine instead. She had nothing but the couple hard bumps that are always there but were colorless until applying it, upon which she began dancing around and then bawling, telling me, "This one is not good, mommy... me hurt!" Which she never says. It took a while to console her. She settled finally, sucking back her tears as she applied a Bluey bandaid to the bump of her choosing. Upon more research, I find this happened is because this is an active lotion with niacinamide amongst ingredients- unlike Gold Bond Healing, or Cerave, Lubriderm, etc. Perhaps I just don't get it, but I would wager that other parents like myself will see the label of approval from NEA, or just the fact that "eczema" is boldly written across the front label 3 times given how expensive this crap was, and think it would be safe for anyone with, y'know... eczema, to not feel like they set their skin on fire. A mother knows when their child is hurting. This is a crap product, imo. Thanks for nothing, or worse rather. Signed, Mama Bear