Eczema Moisturisers

Shop Dermatologist-Recommended Moisturisers

Do you struggle with eczema? A dermatologist recommended moisturiser for eczema focuses on long term barrier control, rather than short term fixes.

These moisturisers hydrate deeply and effectively, without harsh or irritating ingredients. Regular helps strengthen and protect the skin - with less water lost and fewer flare ups.

There’s no one-size-fits-all solution, so we recommend exploring our Trial Pack to discover what works best for your skin. You can also browse our curated collections for Hand, Face and Baby care.

7 products
Everyday Moisturiser Trial Pack
£37.99
£37.99
Eczema Clinic Epaderm Ointment: Thick and Greasy
Epaderm Ointment: Thick and Greasy
£13.63
£13.63
£0.00
Eczema Clinic Doublebase Gel: Light and Hydrating
Doublebase Gel: Light and Hydrating
£12.15
£12.15
£0.00
Eczema Clinic Emollin: Spray on Moisture
Emollin: Spray on Moisture
£17.43
£17.43
£0.00
Eczema Clinic Cetraben Cream: Thick and Creamy
Cetraben Cream: Thick and Creamy
£16.42
£16.42
£0.00
Eczema Clinic Aveeno Cream: Packed Full of Oats
Aveeno Cream: Packed Full of Oats
£13.29
£13.29
£0.00
Eczema Clinic Epaderm Cream: Thick and Creamy
Epaderm Cream: Thick and Creamy
£15.07
£15.07
£0.00

Understanding Moisturisers for Eczema-Prone Skin

Why Eczema Prone Skin Needs Special Moisturisers

Eczema prone skin loses water quickly. It needs moisturisers that trap water and hydrate the skin. These formulas avoid harsh chemicals that spark inflammation. They focus on soft, gentle comfort. This helps the skin feel less tight and itchy. It stays smoother and comfortable with steady use. Daily moisture also helps reduce sudden flare ups. The skin feels more relaxed as time passes.

How Moisturisers Help Protect and Restore the Skin Barrier

They create a soft shield that retains water, which helps the skin stay hydrated. They support the natural barrier so it can repair itself. With regular use, dry spots ease up. The skin slowly feels stronger, softer, and more balanced. 

Over time, this steady care stops triggers and prevents flares.

Choosing the Right Moisturiser for Your Skin Type

Best Moisturisers for Facial Eczema (gentle, non-comedogenic formulas)

Choose a light and gentle moisturiser for face eczema, that doesn’t block the pores. We have a collection of facial moistuirsers specifically chosen for face eczema. Always avoid fragrances and dyes.

Effective Moisturisers for Body Eczema (hydration and protection)

Body eczema needs rich moisture that lasts through the day. Thicker creams help seal in water after bathing, whereas lighter lotions feel lighter during the day. We recommend trying different moisturisers on the body to find the best one for you.

Key Ingredients to Look For (and Avoid)

Soothing Ingredients That Calm Irritation

Look for friendly ingredients like ceramides, colloidal oatmeal, and glycerin. Ceramides are the skin’s natural glue and help repair its weak barrier. Colloidal oatmeal helps ease inflammation and itching. Glycerin is excellent for hydration. It provides moisture to thirsty skin. Together, they trap in moisture and can help calm the skin.

Ingredients to Avoid in Eczema Skincare

Avoid common troublemakers such as fragrances, harsh detergents and dyes. Fragrances, even “natural” ones, often spark flare ups. Harsh detergents strip your skin, leaving it angry and dry. Artificial dyes add unnecessary chemical confetti that can irritate the skin. 

Skipping these avoids turning a simple routine into a painful puzzle. Your skin will thank you. Fewer harsh extras mean fewer surprises for sensitive skin. Simple formulas bring better comfort and peace of mind.

How to Apply Moisturisers for Best Results

Moisturising Routine for Eczema-Prone Skin

Pat your skin almost dry after bathing then lock in the moisturiser whilst your skin is still damp. Act quickly. This traps the water inside. Your skin drinks it in. It is the most important step. Do this repeatedly every time. Morning and night care works best. A steady routine brings steady comfort.

Tips to Lock in Moisture and Prevent Flare-Ups

Use a thick cream. Be generous with it. Smooth it on gently. Do not rub hard and apply in the direction of your hair growth. Wearing soft, cotton based clothing can help protect your skin from irritation. A rich hand moisturiser for eczema helps when your hands feel dry and sore from washing. Consistency works with time. Avoid long hot showers and use luke-warm water. Small habits make a big difference.

Why Choose Dermatologist-Curated Eczema Care Products

Backed by Science and Clinical Expertise

These products are guided by real skin science and expert care. They use ingredients that are tested for safety and comfort on eczema prone skin. The goal is to lower dryness and protect the skin barrier in a gentle way. This careful balance helps the skin restore itself as one of the main pillars of eczema care. 

Each formula is shaped by deep skin knowledge and careful testing. There is no guesswork in how they work. Every part is designed to give steady relief and long lasting comfort for sensitive skin. This brings peace of mind and trust with every application.

Designed for All Ages and Skin Types

These products work for every type of skin. They are gentle enough for children and we have a specific collection of moisturisers for baby eczema. 

This makes care easier for the whole family.

Dry skin, oily skin, and mixed skin can all benefit from these soft formulas but it is best to find a moisturiser that works best for you.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Start with a thick cream or ointment. Gentle creams and ointments are your best friends. They hug your skin, lock in water and build a stronger barrier. You need that rich texture to really fight the dryness and the itch. Lighter lotions are better if you find the thicker creams too sticky.

We have a specific collection of face moisturisers, which won’t block your pores. Some can be used on both the body and face.

Moisturise like clockwork. Aim for two or three times a day. Never miss a chance after washing your hands. Think of it as a quick moisture top-up to keep your skin hydrated.

There are lots of different ingredients, that play different roles. Ceramides are hydrating natural oils, that help patch up your skin barrier. Urea and glycerin both drink up water. Paraffin helps lock in the moisture. Colloidal oatmeal can help quiet the itch.

Absolutely, choose fragrance-free. Fragrances are just trouble, often stirring up itch and redness. Simple, clean formulas are the way to go. Less fuss means your skin can just relax and heal.

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