Shower Gel Fragrance Free to Treat Dry Skin & Eczema 150ml

Arrived is poor condition. Package opened. Exposed to very temperature.

Relief.

Item is well received. Have yet to try it and hope its work well on me. Thank seller

Excellent product, but description is very dishonest. Explicitly says 500ML in main description, but lower down says 150G.

Recieved as ordered in timely manner. Great product

Excellent product if you have ezcema. It does not create foam so if you are used to foamy gel this won't be as satisfying but if you have ezcema this will help you a lot!!!

I had psorias all over my body when in my final year at University back in the late 70s. A month or so ago, I suddenly developed guttate psoriasis. At University I found that Wrights Coal Tar soap was a massive help with my condition. Most non-steroid treatments were based on coal-tar in those days. Unfortunately, manufacturers have removed coal-tar from many products in recent years because of ludicrous fears about it being carcinogenic (even though the relevant EU bodies and the US FDA have confirmed that it is safe). So Wrights soap now only contains a "coal-tar fragrance". I had used Oilatum Emollient as a bath additive back in those days, and while looking to buy some now, I saw this product. I have only been using it for a few days but already I am quite impressed with how it leaves my skin feeling. I can definitely feel an increase in hydration and a reduction in itching for several hours. Before ordering it I read the detailed description, and directions, so it was no surprise to me that this is not indended to be used to clean your skin, but as a post-wash treatment for the skin while still in the shower. In that respect it is exactly the same as Oilatum Emollient, which can also be used in the shower - as a post wash treatment. I already use a mild sensitive skin shower-gel for washing, but I have just ordered some Oilatum soap bars to try. Currently my only reservation is that this product is quite expensive per tube and applying it freely to the skin by hand a tube might get used up very quickly - I am waiting to see how long a tube lasts me, and then I will weigh-up the benefits I feel against the likely cost of using this every day. (using a standard shower gel applied to the skin by hand, vs using sponge or shower puff, the "freehand" method usually results in finishing a bottle much more quickly as you tend to apply more). As noted by several reviewers, it does leave a caoting on the bath - as does E45 shower cream and similar products. I spray an after-shower cleaner on the bath immediately after showering, and clean the bath properly every day or two. I have not found that this makes the bath particularly slippery - certainly not in the way that adding baby oil to bathwater does, but it is definitely something to keep in mind.