AveenoEczema Therapy Daily Moisturizing Body Cream for Sensitive Skin, Soothing Eczema Relief Cream, Colloidal Oatmeal & Ceramide for Dry & Itchy Skin, Steroid- & Fragrance-Free, 7.3 oz

Have dry, itchy skin and this helps within a,few minutes after applying.

This is the only lotion I have found after trying a lot of brands that I'm not (or only slightly) allergic to. Most lotions for sensitive skin including vanicream and Cerave give me an itchy rash, unfortunately I don't know what ingredient I'm allergic to. So if you have issues with those brands, try this one.This lotion is definitely soothing, I would say it's not really greasy and doesn't feel like a petroleum based lotion. It stays slightly sticky even the next day after applying it. It feels like it absorbs into the skin a good amount, but also forms a protective surface barrier (thus the slightly sticky factor). My skin feels softer when I use it.It is basically unscented, I can maybe smell a hint of oatmeal but it's very minimal.

My daughter has had eczema since being a newborn. We struggled for over a year trying to find a baby lotion that would moisturize without irritating her skin further. I couldn’t tell you how many other eczema locations we tried that claimed to be gentle and effective, yet the weren’t. This is the only eczema lotion I have purchased for her now going on four years. Good consistency | pleasant smell | moisturizing | skin soothing

Love this!I suffer from Pachyonychia Congenita (PC). I'll explain what that means at the bottom. But for those of us who have it find it impossible to find anything that helps.Y'all, this isn't a cure but it works better than anything else I've tried. (Actually, nothing has ever made a difference.) my hands are much less dry. I haven't used it on my feet but maybe I will to see if it helps. You know you just have dry skin in general, right? Well this takes away the "in general" part. It feels almost rubbery for a few minutes but then that goes away and it feels like nothing.As for eczema : you have to use it regularly, but it does work. I use it on my face and one spot on my forehead vanished completely and the rest around my nose/mouth/chin is better but it comes back if I don't use it.People wondering if they have Pachyonychia Congenita (PC) or just curious about what it is:It's a gene mutation that is found in one of the keratin genes KRT6A, KRT6B, KRT6C, KRT16 or KRT17. It's thought that less than a thousand people in the WORLD have it, but I think it's much more common- just undiagnosed. Basically our bodies produce too much keratin, but our skin cells are also extremely delicate. The result? Our skin cells easily burst and release all that keratin which turns into calluses and blisters. I don't know ALL the details and I'm not sure which I have yet. I'm waiting on test results. In MY case it affects my hands and feet the most. Some have it worse than I do and some have their nails affected causing super thick nails. Others have a folical thing, but I don't know anything about that. No doctor could tell me what was wrong. I was 33 when I happened upon a YouTube video with my symptoms! So I hope my post helps someone figure out what they have and understand there is no magical product or medicine that can cure you. Most products make it worse. Chemicals are horrible! Certain fabrics are the devil. Most people assume calluses help you not feel pain when you walk. That is a myth. Omg the smallest pebble hurts. Stepping on a vacuum cord practically brings me to my knees. I can't walk without socks, it's too painful and if I try to walk on tile or anything other than carpet I slip. The calluses are so hard and thick they slide on the floor! This is embarrassing and painful. It's splits open and creates these papercut like wounds. Chlorine makes it worse. The beach salt makes it worse. (Not to mention you don't want people to see!) cleaners make it worse and can actually cause a very painful inflammation on your hands that eventually dries out really bad, cracks and hurts and itches. Antibacterial soap can cause this. Do not even think about working with cement or clay (no pottery classes) or glues or paints.... My point? This severely hinders your life in ways most people cannot imagine. Do not make fun of people for their flaws. You have no idea the impact it has on their life and often they have no control over it. I can't just "use some lotion" and have soft hands like you. A lot of lotions actually make my hands and feet more dry. The same can be said for anyone suffering from any chronic problems.

Hardly a scent mostly smelled like oats. Kept my skin soft.

This product works. I was looking for something that would help my super dry skin I get on my face around the winter and this moisturizing cream works wonders. It helps soften and moisten my skin making feel smooth. And now I don’t have any dry skin. I personally use this after washing my face so that’s what I suggest how you use it. Give it a try especially if you have dry and irritated skin like I did.

I love this product! During the summer after my first year of college, I noticed that I had a habit of washing my hands too often during the day. I noticed that because I lived in the dorm for my first year of college, I've developed a germ issue (not the extent of OCD or germophobia, but I washed my hands all the time), which really made my hands dry and irritated. I woke up one morning and there was a distinct, different kind of rash I had on my pinky finger. At first I thought it was just a rash and because I'm someone who had rashes due to dry skin since I was a kid, I thought it was the same type of rash. However, it never went away. After dealing with it for two years, it was still there and it developed into a rash with blisters that would crust and sometimes bleed. It also spread, which is something that never happened to me before. My esteem has never been so low and it was embarrassing and uncomfortable to me since it was on my right hand. I went to the doctor and she told me I had some type of dermatitis, specifically contact dermatitis which is an inflammation on the skin to some allergy that I might have. She said to find out what is causing my skin flare and to stop touching it. She gave me a mild ointment to use to ease the itch. She also told me to use a good lotion of my hands since she noticed that they were a bit dry. I went home and tried to figure out everything that might be causing this, from subway poles to the knives handles, but nothing. As time went on, it also got worst. I was in Rite Aid one day and spotted this lotion and I said to myself, what if it's eczema after all it presented all the symptoms and I bought it on a whim despite the price tag. I decided that if it doesn't work, I can always use this as hand/body lotion. I applied it every night and after a couple of months, whatever that was on my hand is 80%-85% gone. I wish I remembered when I started using this to track my progress, but it was definitely not overnight for me, which shows you what kind of dermatitis I was dealing with. I'm so happy that I found this product and that I decided to make the gamble. It was really one of the best impulse buys of my life. If you have a rash problem, I really recommend this product to try. You've seen how many great reviews this one has so you never know. Good luck.