🛀 RoBathol Fragrance-Free Bath Oil for Sensitive Skin | Gluten and Sulfate Free | 16 Fl Oz Review

I have psoriasis and allergic dermatitis and these things are my lifesaver. I use it every time I shower. I use Vanicream cleansing soap to wash my body and face and before I get out of the shower I apply this oil all over my body (even my feet but it makes the shower slippery so you have to be very careful ). After getting out of the shower, I gently towel dry and then apply the Lubriderm lotion mixed with pure coconut oil. This process keeps my skin from dryness and flaking. Recommended for…

I suffer from neurodermatitis and have tried many products. I learned the hard way that mineral oil, which is the main ingredient in many bath oils, is very bad for you. It clogs pores and makes eczema worse. But RoBathol Bath Oil does NOT work and after a bath with it my skin calmed down and I no longer had alligator skin. I discovered this product because my allergist recommended it. Highly recommended if you have eczema or dry skin.

My son got this from a dermatologist many, many years ago. He didn't use it all (he's grown up, moved, etc.) so I squeezed every last drop out of the bottle. I can't believe I found this on Revain! I apply it in the shower after washing my face because my skin is dry and itchy. I rub, then I rinse. After a few days my skin looks and feels better. And the best thing for me is no greasy lotion. Now if only I could convince my other kids to try it.

Purchasing this medication was a last resort attempt to avoid prescription steroids for my daughter's eczema. Of course I get steroids when needed, but I try not to use them too often. Well this bath oil combined with the Renew lotion (I heard the Vanicream lotion is great too) had a tremendous effect even when I first used it. Being allergic to perfume, it was important to me that it was fragrance free. I will definitely recommend it and get it again.

For my skin, this product has worked well. As recommended by my dermatologist for dry skin for 40 years, I would apply the oil to damp skin after a shower and then pat dry with a towel. Here's how I used Robothole without washing it off according to the directions. (Previous product I used has been discontinued.) Used 8 oz. more than 6 months roboichol for now but i will not use it again. My bath towels and robes have taken on a rancid smell that doesn't go away with washing or other methods…

I have tried everything for my daughter's persistent eczema. She is 7 years old and in the winter her knees, inner thighs and folds in her arms get ugly! She scratches and scratches until she bleeds, and every lotion I've tried burns her, even Aquaphor or coconut oil. No more screaming and crying after bathing while I struggle to put lotion on her. We put it on last after bathing and quickly wash it off with the hand shower without taking it off completely. After mixing with water, it becomes a

Our pediatric dermatologist recommended this bath oil for the relief of moderate to severe childhood eczema all over my little guy's body (arms, legs, chest, back, face, etc.). Before we used this in his bath, every time we bathed him, his skin would be rough and dry within minutes of the After Bath Lotion. We took it out of the bath and immediately put lotion on it, but in the morning it was dry, red and scaly again. He scratched himself terribly. It hurt him to spend time on his stomach…