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Answer by Linda F
Both of my sons have eczema and I have never heard of Arbonne. The skin doctor told me to wash them in Dove sensitive skin soap and use Ecerin thick lotion in the jar. I also use liquid vitamin E.

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I’ve heard of using Vick’s Vapo Rub on patches of exzema. I don’t have that condition and I never tried it, but it’s worth a shot. I’m sure it’s cheaper than traditional treatments. I’ve also heard of people using vitamin E oil caplets and breaking them open to rub on exzema. Give em a try. I hope one or the other works for you.

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Answer by Tina
I have eczema on my arms and hips, it’s something that you can’t get rid of permanently. However, you can keep it in control by moisturizing the areas that you have it after every bath/shower. You should never let it get dry, ever. I recommend using almond oil as a moisturizer.

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I also use Cortaid or Dermarest for when I get especially dry patches.

This can all get pretty tedious at times, and I guess what I’m looking for is a body wash that moisturizes well enough that I would only need to use lotion minimally after I shower.

Also, any recommendations on how to fade out scars from areas where I scratched too hard and broke skin would be great, too. I currently use Palmer’s Cocoa Butter lotion, but it kind of leaves a greasy residue.

Any help would be much appreciated, thanks!

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Answer by nicolelt
I would suggest going to a dermatologist and asking for a Protopic prescription. It’s an ointment that I use whenever I start getting a break out and it goes away really quickly. Also, I would just use a bar of soap.. I know this can be hard when you’re used to body wash, but I just use Dial bar soap, then put curel everywhere when I get out of the shower. As long as you don’t use too strong of scented stuff on your skin.. you should be fine. As far as the scarring goes… I’m not too sure because I’ve never scarred. I would just really recommend the ointment- ITS AMAZING.

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