My skin has been really dry and itchy lately, especially on my arms, and it looks like eczema. Someone suggested Lubriderm, but I want to make sure it's actually effective for eczema before I buy it. Has anyone used it for this?
8 months ago
Lubriderm has a specific intense hydration line that works well, but for proper eczema, fragrance-free options like Cetaphil or Cerave are usually much better. Make sure you apply it immediately after bathing on damp skin to lock in moisture.
7 months ago
I have dealt with severe eczema on my hands for years. Regular Lubriderm is too thin and won't do much. You need to use their 'Advanced Therapy' cream or switch to a thick ointment like Vaseline petroleum jelly to actually repair the skin barrier.
5 months ago
If you have a busy routine, look for something that absorbs quickly but is still thick. Regular Lubriderm didn't help my dry patches much. Get a dermatologist-approved barrier cream instead of experimenting with basic body lotions.
7 months ago
My skin gets extremely sensitive and dry because of hormonal issues. I tried basic Lubriderm but it irritated my skin a bit because of the formulation. Maybe try a small patch test first, or ask your dermatologist for a safer option.
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7 months ago
When I visited the dermatology department at Apollo, the doctor told me that generic lotions often contain alcohol or fragrances that trigger eczema flare-ups. It is best to show your skin condition to a proper doctor and get a medicated ointment.
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