Do you find this more effective than the regular cetaphil moisturising cream for Eczema treatment? Wondering if you had used this one and the regular cetaphil moisturising cream for treating baby/toddler eczema and found one to be more effective in some way or the other. Thanks. Do you find this more effective than the regular cetaphil moisturising cream for Eczema treatment? Wondering if you had used this one and the regular cetaphil moisturising cream for... » Read More Do you find this more effective than the regular cetaphil moisturising cream for Eczema treatment? Wondering if you had used this one and the regular cetaphil moisturising cream for treating baby/toddler eczema and found one to be more effective in some way or the other. Thanks. « Show Less
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We do like this restoraderm formula much better than the regular one. We had gotten a sample of restoraderm and couldn't believe the difference. I would have never bought cetaphil again after not liking the regular formula. We only use this one. However I don't treat toddlers it is for use with my 10 year old and husband.
470724
Yes, this cream is more effective when eczema is intense - I´ve treated my baby´s eczema and it´s like a miracle! The regular moisturizing cream is good for maintenance. Both are excellent products, though.
470725
Yes, this is more effective than the regular one. I've said it in my review, i've tried everything (cerave, vaseline, aquaphor) that my kids' doctor suggested and beyond (regular cetaphil, aveeno, weleda, and the baby lotions like johnson 'n johnson), and none works like this one.
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I have used both and find no difference re efficacy. The milk is a little easier to apply just because it is milk-like rather than the thicker cream.
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There was no seal on my cream. I know why you ask. I remember the first time I bought this cream at a pharmacy, it did have that little foil seal on it. But that one was "Aveeno BABY Eczema Therapy Moisturizing Cream" But the ingredients are all the same.
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Hi Gunner, Thanks for your question. We have had numerous customers with acne prone skin tell us that our moisturizer is the only cream they can use. However, we have also had a few who it did not work well for (just being honest with you). The thing about our products is that they are organic and don't contain any harmful chemicals that typically inflame and aggravate acne prone skin. So we have had a lot of success in helping people with acne. I would recommend also looking at trying our Organic Facial Wash along with the Moisturizer as together, they work quite well on all skin types, including those prone to acne. All of our products have a Satisfaction Guarantee, so there is no risk to you to try them. If they don't work for your skin, you can return them for a full refund no questions asked. I hope this helps. Kenny CEO Christina Moss Naturals
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Dear Steve: it is meant for the body, I´ve never used it on the face. Cetaphil has got an excellent moisturiser for very dry skin, which I highly recomend. Rgs.
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By the way, this product works very well and is very easy to apply. We get much better results with this than others have gotten with much higher priced products. I prefer the spray to the lotion - easier and more effective. Good luck!
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Restoraderm is for very dry skin. It was recommended by my dermatologist and I find it better thsn the normal Cetaphil.
326650
A big YES!!! I noticed a difference right away! Everyone might be different on when you see results but it works. I will be buying more of it soon and also getting the scrub and massager. I have only been using the cream and still have seen positive results, but think using the other products with it I might see even better improvement. I highly recommend this product. :0) A++
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I use this facial moisturizer on my kids as it has SPF 50 and they have sensitive skin for other sunscreens. I don't think it is greasy but my kids tend to have dry skin/ezcema. We also use the Cetaphil moisturizing cream (tub) on a daily basis and I have to say it is one of the best lotions I have ever used. We tried the tube advanced lotion but I thought it was too runny. I know I have used the the tub lotion on my (2 year old) son's hair as he seems to think he needs it on his head and that doesnt look greasy on him. I haven't tried putting the facial moisturizer on his head. Overall, I do not think the moisturizer is greasy in comparison to other sunscreens I've used on my kids. Hope that helps.
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I have only used cream so I can't tell you which is better. I love, love this cream. It goes on thick but gets absorbed quickly enough.
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It is a very moisturizing cream, but frankly I have not noticed any improvement. Also the bottle is small and I went through it in about 2 weeks. My stretchmarks are white though, yours are newer so may work better for you.
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I used it on my 4 month old, only cream that worked! He's now 2 and as long as I keep on it everyday, works like a charm, no more eczema!
2065524
My husband and son both have eczema. Its not severe and responds well to treatment. This product definitely helped. I also bought the Adovia sulfur soap which was non drying.
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In my experience, the cream lasts twice as long (for me, the cream could last 7+ days and this is 3 days max when I'm at all active). BUT it's definitely less messy since this is a roll-on (and if you use the cream then you know the mess that can be associated with it). I used the cream for 4 years, just started this about 2 months ago. I like this more for ease of use, but have to remember more frequently to put it on. In the long run I'm still undecided on which way to go, so I'm interested to see what others say!
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Please take this as my opinion, and not a scientifically derived conclusion. Ultra Active seems to be processed more than Pro. I'm not sure that is a good thing. I've used PRO EMU OIL; and as long as you use it sparingly it is wonderful stuff. A little goes a long way. It absorbs quickly, heals skin irritations with amazing speed - overnight for me. The part to get used to is that one or two drops goes a long way.
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The balm is for dry and more mature skin and the cream is for normal to combination. The balm also has ingredients that are slightly different but both contain the psp. I have used both and they both work wonders with fine lines, but I prefer the cream because it seems to reduce puffiness more than the balm. Both absorb quickly and are not heavy or greasy.
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I'm not seeing any improvements in the scarring on my arms from eczema, but did notice it exfoliates the heck out of them! Fortunately I need that, but as a cream it's otherwise lacking if you want something to hydrate. I would recommend using this combined with something like cocoa butter or your lotion of choice. Personally I've gotten Triamcinolone Acetonide cream for the bad spots, but seriously there is little that helps eczema without constant attention.