Exederm

HI--
I would say that anything with chemicals in it is bad for eczema. There are some natural alternatives you could use. Borage oil is excellent for eczema because it has omega 9 fatty acids in it (which are usually lacking in the diet and are an essential part of skin repair). You could also try straight, organic coconut oil. Coconut oil has medium chain fatty acids in it that are great for skin repair. Taking omega 3 and omega 9 fatty acids internally helps the body heal from the inside out. Drinking 1 oz of water for every pound of body weight will also assist in the clearing of any skin rash because it helps clean the body out. Finally, eczema can be a symptom of food allergies, so changing your diet may be appropriate. The top seven allergens are dairy, gluten, soy, peanuts tree nuts, eggs, and shell fish.
Hope that helps!
J.

I am sorry, I haven't try it but wanted to thank u for the info. I also use the Aveeno soap and didn't know about that. Interested to see if other people has try it.

I have never used any of those products for my daughter, we use tilvee cream. Its made for diaper rash, and dry skin so when I bought it for our baby I bought my older daughter a container too. Its all natural, and works like a charm.

Also I have found this Naturals stuff by suave that my older daughter uses, its a head to toe wash. She doesn't seem to get any extra irritation from it. Also we have used, and LOVED california baby aromatherapy head to toe wash for babies. They both smell amazing, and dont seem to irritate exzema.

My son has very mild eczema problems and we just use Vitamin E oil when he has a break out. Works great!

Good luck!

P.S. We both have tried all the products you had mentioned above and experienced huge irritation. Had no idea why outside of the fact that most of them have lanolin in them as well and two of my four kids and myself are allergic to lanolin. The more I read about it lanolin I find that it can be a common irritant as well. It's crazy what they use in products these days.