COCOA-MANGO BUTTERCREAM *best seller* (8oz)
Price/Quantity 8oz for 12.00
Ingredients: raw organic mango butter, raw organic cocoa butter, aloe vera extract, raw organic shea butter, coconut oil, apricot kernel oil, vegetable emulsifiers, jojoba oil, vitamin e, paraben free preservative
Usage: Slather all over skin for a moisturizing body butter. Soothing for people with sensitive skin, eczema, and psoriasis. Can also be used as a hand/foot cream or for baby.

HONEY BUTTER TOUGH LOVE SCRUB
Price: 10oz for $13

Ingredients: Organic Exfoliating Sugars, Organic Shea Butter, Organic Mango Butter, Apricot Oil, Coconut Oil, Jojoba Oil, Rosehip Oil, Organic Honey, Fragrance, Stearic Acid, Vitamin E

Usage: A moisturizing exfoliant. Slather over clean wet skin while in the shower. Rinse.
Will leave skin smooth and moisturized.

ACAI MANGO FACE LOTION
Price: $12 for 2oz

About: A great balancing face cream that provides light moisture for all skin types. Nourishes dry skin and will not make oily skin greasy. There is no artificial colors or fragrances that irritates sensitive skin. Includes amazon extracts of acai and murumuru butter for brightening skintone and anti-aging.

Ingredients: Organic Shea Butter, Murumuru, Organic Mango Butter, Apricot Oil, Rice Bran Oil, Jojoba Oil, Rosehip Oil, Mango and Acai Extracts, Vegetable Emulsifiers, Distilled water Vitamin E, Paraben Free Preservative, Rosemary, Sweet Orange

Usage: Use a small amount on clean dry or damp skin.

Disclaimer: These products were sent to me by Beija Flor Naturals but my opinions were not influenced. I am not affiliated.

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How Is It Treated?
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Topical corticosteroids, also called cortisone or steroid creams or ointments, are commonly used to treat eczema and are not the same as the steroids used by some athletes. These medicines are usually applied directly to the affected areas twice a day.

Continue to apply the corticosteroids for as long as your child’s doctor suggests. It’s also important not to use a topical steroid prescribed for someone else. These creams and ointments vary in strength, and using the wrong strength in sensitive areas can damage the skin, especially in infants.

Nonsteroid medications are also available now in creams or ointments that can be used instead of – or in conjunction with – topical steroids.

Other prescription treatments your child’s doctor may recommend could include:

antihistamines (to help to control itching)
oral or topical antibiotics (to prevent or treat secondary infections, which are common in children with eczema)
Some older children with severe eczema may also be treated with ultraviolet light under the supervision of a dermatologist to help clear up their condition and make them more comfortable. In some cases, newer medications that change the way the skin’s immune system reacts are also prescribed.

What Can I Do to Help My Child?
You can help prevent or treat your child’s eczema by keeping your child’s skin from becoming dry or itchy and avoiding known triggers that cause flare-ups. It may help to follow these suggestions:

Avoid giving your child frequent hot baths, which tend to dry the skin.
Use warm water with mild soaps or nonsoap cleansers when bathing your child.
Avoid using scented soaps.
Ask your child’s doctor if it’s OK to use oatmeal soaking products in the bath to help control the itching.
Avoid excessive scrubbing and toweling after bathing your child. Instead, gently pat your child’s skin dry.
Avoid dressing your child in harsh or irritating clothing, such as wool or coarsely woven materials. Dress your child in soft clothes that “breathe,” such as those made from cotton.
Apply moisturizing ointments (such as petroleum jelly), lotions, or creams to your child’s skin regularly and always within a few minutes of bathing, after a very light towel dry. Even if your child is using a corticosteroid cream prescribed by the doctor, apply moisturizers or lotions frequently (ideally, two to three times a day). But be sure to avoid alcohol-containing lotions and moisturizers, which can make your child’s skin drier. Some baby products can also contribute to children’s dry skin.
Apply cool compresses (such as a wet, cool washcloth) on the irritated areas of your child’s skin to ease itching.
Keep your child’s fingernails short to minimize any skin damage caused by scratching.
Try having your child wear comfortable, light gloves to bed if scratching at night is a problem.
Help your child avoid becoming overheated, which can lead to flare-ups.
Eliminate any known allergens such as certain foods, dust, or pet dander from your household. (This has been shown to help the condition in some young children.)
Have your child drink plenty of water, which adds moisture to the skin.
Although eczema can be annoying and uncomfortable for children, its emotional impact can become the most significant problem as your child gets older – especially during the preteen and teen years. And your child will need to take responsibility for following the strategies described above.

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Reason #1 Affordability

When using home remedies to treat eczema, you may need to purchase a few supplies, but they are pretty affordable when compared to prescription medications. Moreover, you may already have what you need inside your home. In that case, no additional money is needed to seek relief. http://www.VanishEczema.net

Reason #2 No Doctors Visits

Not only does avoiding the doctor save you money, but it also eliminates a major hassle. If you work outside of the home or are a parent, you must arrange time off from work or childcare. Dont lose money or time with your kids. Home remedies enable you to treat your eczema from home and with ease. http://www.VanishEczema.net

Reason #3 Many Choices

Home remedies are treatment options you can do at home. For eczema, you have many choices. Something as simple as locking in moisture with lotion after a bath is considered a home remedy, as is drinking plenty of water. Other home remedies include wet wraps, oatmeal baths, oatmeal pastes, and diet changes. With many home remedies to choose from, you are sure to find an easy to implement remedy that works. http://www.VanishEczema.net

Reason #4 Fewer Risks

Home remedies for eczema are used as alternatives for prescription medications and some over-the-counter products. Many sufferers opt for home remedies because they are safer. There are fewer risks and side effects. Your goal is to seek treatment, not have other medical issues and complications to deal with too. http://www.VanishEczema.net

Reason #5 You Have Nothing to Lose

As previously stated, most home remedies for eczema are affordable, safe, and you have many choices. Most importantly, you are able to avoid the hassle of regular doctors appointments. With these benefits and a high rate of success in many eczema patients, what do you have to lose? Nothing. If you havent already tried home remedies to manage and treat your eczema, try them. Chances are you will like the end result.
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