Eczema commonly stems from a sensitive skin condition where in concentrated areas the skin can become very dry and itchy. Eczema is very common among babies and infants as their new skin is very sensitive to many chemicals added to commercial bath products and hard water can irritate the condition.
The term Eczema, also called Atopic Dermatitis, includes all kinds of red, blistering, scaly, and itching skin conditions. It appears as an itchy rash of inflamed skin. Eczema can be treated externally with medicated creams or ointments and can be prevented somewhat by keeping the skin well hydrated and moisturized.
If eczema is allowed to persist, it can become both physically uncomfortable and embarrassing because of its appearance. Like many skin conditions such as acne, eczema can cause isolation and alienation because many people mistakenly believe Eczema is contagious, which it is not.
Even though there isn’t a cure for Eczema, with the right treatment, it can be managed and appear much less noticeable as well as reduce the itchiness.
Listed below are our recommended eczema treatments.
The term Eczema, also called Atopic Dermatitis, includes all kinds of red, blistering, scaly, and itching skin conditions. It appears as an itchy rash of inflamed skin. Eczema can be treated externally with medicated creams or ointments and can be prevented somewhat by keeping the skin well hydrated and moisturized.
If eczema is allowed to persist, it can become both physically uncomfortable and embarrassing because of its appearance. Like many skin conditions such as acne, eczema can cause isolation and alienation because many people mistakenly believe Eczema is contagious, which it is not.
Even though there isn’t a cure for Eczema, with the right treatment, it can be managed and appear much less noticeable as well as reduce the itchiness.
Listed below are our recommended eczema treatments.
Eczema Relief Kit for Light to Medium Severity
Authentic Dead Sea Bath Salt - Unscented - 2 pounds - Bathe daily or every other day (depending on severity of Eczema)
Body Mud from The Dead Sea - Use every other day before the shower or bath on affected areas. Allow mud to dry for about 10-15 minutes and rinse off.
Shea Body Butter - Apply after shower or bath or as needed.
Dead Sea Black Mud Soap
DermaCare System for Ecema / Dermatitis
Enjoy the soothing relief of our unique DermCare System specifically designed to heal and restore damaged or problem skin. Treating and preventing outbreaks of dermatitis
DermCare System
- Hypersensitive skin allergic to commonly used ingredients in cleansers and body lotions
- Eczema, adults and children
- Psoriasis
- Dermatitis
A new family of topical treatments has recently been released onto the market. Yet the warnings recently issued by the USFDA are even scarier.
The persistent use of steroid creams and lotions on the skin causes thinning and premature wrinkling
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