EucerinOriginal Healing Cream, Unscented Body Cream for Extremely Dry, Sensitive and Compromised Skin, Emollient Enriched Body Moisturizer, 16 Oz Jar, Pack of 2

Many (MANY) years ago, a dermatologist told me I needed only three things to slow aging in my face: sunscreen, Retin A Tretonin cream, and Eucerin. I started using the big tub of Eucerin right then, and would never be without it. It is truly wonderful - thick, creamy, NO scent, NO irritation. Ever. I have dry skin and have tried Creme de Le Mer ($200 for a tiny jar) and while it is very rich, and has a lovely refreshing and calming effect on skin, I couldn't justify the enormous cost because I need a lot of moisture!! I now use the little used Le Mer jars to keep in my purse filled with Eucerin instead. The only drawback to Eucerin is the consistency - dense and bulky. Easiest to dot it all over your face and then rub in gently. I wouldn't recommend it for whole body , since would take forever to spread all over, but for face - a winner for sure.

This product works great when your hands are super dry, cracked or attempting to recover from an eczema outbreak. During the pandemic, I experienced a resurge in all my stress related conditions and seeping eczema on my hands was one of them. I remembered being advised to use this by a dermatologist years ago, so I went ahead and found some on amazon. It has zero scent, no aggravating ingredients and it nice and thick. I use it after I wash my hands or do house chores and when in the acute healing phase from multiple breakouts, would use a generous amount of this cream and white cotton gloves when I slept. Healed within days. I moved away from this product for many years because I wanted "all natural" products. I found that all the herbs and coconut oil in the world couldn't hold a candle to this stuff. It just works. If you have chapped hands or suffer from eczema (I would imagine other skin conditions as well that result in splits/cracks) this shit rocks! I highly recommend it for healing. I also have read it can be used for diaper rash or any other sensitive area on the body that needs healing without a bunch of fragrance to aggravate.

Great product, I have used it for years and it is the only thing that I can use on my dry sensitive skin on my face.

These are pretty expensive, especially when bought in stores and in single packs, so when I see them on sale, I grab them. I love this version—the thick cream. It helps my chapped nose after blowing it too much, without stinging, and it heals faster. I also use it as a face cream since, as I’ve hit middle age, my skin has gotten dry. This Eucerin version keeps my skin supple. I even recommended it to my sister. A little goes a long way, but you really have to work it into your skin.

This is thick like grease. I have terribly dry skin. I am surprised how well this works. I will say that I feel "wet" for a long time after using but it does really work nice.

Both my kids have severe eczema and their skins are very dry. I've tried just about all kinds of common and uncommon remedies, weak to extremely strong topical steroids and none of them worked on my daughter who I had the most difficulties with in terms of her skin. Before she turned one, we had to rush her to the ER at least once every two, three weeks because she would very often break out in hives and rash up and ooze and bleed from head to toe. Most pediatricians would recommend Aquaphor which I'd tried on my daughter. It helped with the dryness of her skin for about the first 3 weeks and then I started noticing little skin-tag like bumps around the back of her neck and then eventually her chest. I figured it was probably blocking her pores. And because Aquaphor doesn't necessarily moisturize the skin but mainly seals in moisture; so if my daughter's skin doesn't have any moisture on it, like right after a shower and before drying her up with a towel, then applying Aquaphor wouldn't do much on a very dry skin person. And more so you'd feel a bit greasy on your skin. Eucerin, on the other hand, moisturizes and seals in moisture on the skin. For my kids' super dry skins, lotions including Eucerin lotions are too runny and would evaporate within minutes. So, so far this product has been a daily routine application on my kids right after a bath/shower and even before they enter a swimming pool as a barrier from the chlorine. In addition, I still find it helpful by lotioning them up RIGHT after shower because this way, it gives my kids' skins extra moisture for a longer period of time. The only reason I gave it 4 stars instead of 5 is because for as much as my kids use (about one tub every two to three weeks!!!), this is a little pricier than I wish it was.P.S. For people with eczema or moms who are looking for ways to reduce the severity of their kids' eczema, I personally think the Eucerin creme alone won't do the trick. For my kids at least, they're taking Chinese herbal medicine and using Chinese herbal ointment locally to help with the itchiness. And on top of that, we've come a LONG way finding the right kind of diet. For my kids, less chicken/poultry, washing all the fruit and veggies with fruit and vegetable wash, buying organic produce or at least all the root vegetables, and good quality beef and really avoid any food dyes and colorings are all important factors in their skin health.