Review on CETAPHIL RESTORADERM Soothing Wash, 10 fl oz Pack of 3 - Hypoallergenic, Soap & Paraben Free, Dermatologist Recommended Brand for Soothing Dry, Stressed Skin, National Eczema Association Approved by Cassandra Sanchez

When I was much younger, my eczema would regularly appear anywhere: on my elbows, knees, lower back, arms, legs and even the occasional hand. I used to take Akutan for acne problems on my face and regularly had very dry skin, especially during the winter months. For the rest of my life I could not get relief from eczema and used the old tried and true deoxymethasone quite often to relieve itching and reduce or eliminate blotchy red marks. It drove me crazy A visit to my dermatologist, who recommended all manner of creams, soaps, moisturizers, and just about every other product on the planet mankind, prompted me to go to another doctor after my first one went away. to a new office on the other side of town. At the end of the visit, she gave me a sample of Cetaphil Restoraderm (the previous name but the same product) and said her patients had seen remarkable results with this soap compared to other options. To say that this soap changed my life would be a lie. be exaggeration. I've thought about this miracle soap for years and was happy to pay a higher price for it, even though it's skyrocketed to $20 a bottle. Luckily our friends at Revain sell it in these three packs at a significant discount, sometimes up to 50% off, making it a lot easier on the wallet. To be honest, I can't imagine ever using another shower gel again. I now have eczema flare-ups about once a month and not as bad. It's like Ganymede himself, cupbearer of the gods, pouring Ambrosia on my dry skin, only Ambrosia is Cetaphil Pro. If you suffer from neurodermatitis, you should definitely try it.