All our products are chosen by our consultant Dermatologist with extensive experience in eczema care. We explain to you why we recommend each product.
Dr Hughes has a PhD in eczema research and many scientific publications. We give you the information to make your own treatment choices and keep you up to date with our blog.
We don't inundate you with too many creams and lotions.
We don't sell overhyped, overpriced or luxury products
Eczema affects 20% of children and many adults. Uncontrolled eczema causes unbearable itching, skin infections, loss of sleep and depression. Early treatment can prevent these complications. Read more about eczema.
Steroid creams are a key treatment for eczema. This collection provides complementary treatments that can reduce steroid cream use.
The microbiome is the collection of microbes that live on your skin and gut. Recent research shows the microbiome has a big impact on eczema.
Supplements can reduce inflammation and dry skin. We've analysed a range of supplements that can complement your regular eczema treatments.
Every product is selected by Dr Hughes, a Dermatologist with years of experience in treating eczema. Each product's ingredients are reviewed by Dr Hughes to make sure they are suitable for eczema skin.
Fragrance are not needed in skin care. They are seen in ingredients as parfum, limonene, myroxylon pereirae among other names. They irritate your skin and lead to skin allergies. ALL our products are fragrance free.
Parabens are a type of preservative that have been loosely linked to breast cancer. Although more data is needed, we've decided to go paraben free in all our products.
Extra ingredients to colour products are not needed. They risk irritating eczema skin and causing allergic reactions. ALL our products are colouring free.
SLS or sodium laureth sulfate is a detergent found in many creams and washes. It is too abrasive for eczema skin and can cause irritation and allergic reactions. All our products are SLS free.
Soap is a detergent that removes the natural oils from your skin. All our washes are soap free.
Dermatologist Skin Care for People with Eczema
People with eczema lose water from their skin, making your skin dry. Moisturisers and soap-free washes can help replace this moisture and treat dry skin.
Red and angry skin is a sign of inflammation. Pain and itching are often present. Often this is due to an eczema flare. There are lots of treatments available.
Itchy skin is one of the classic signs of eczema due to a combination of inflammation and dryness. It is often the most troublesome symptom.
Crusty yellow, or weeping skin is a sign of infection. Eczema makes your skin vulnerable to infection. You should see a doctor as you may need antibiotics.
Hand eczema is a variant of eczema. Irritation from soap is a common cause. Washing your hands with soap removes the natural oils in the skin.
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The recent European Academy of Dermatology and Venereology (EADV) 2024 Congress in Amst...
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