It absorbed well once worked into the skin and left behind a smooth feeling that wasn’t sticky to the touch. Though the CeraVe cream makes use of safflower oil (and has the word oil in the name), we didn’t find the texture oily at all. Within a few, it was almost entirely gone. Within one day of initial application, the flare was visibly reduced. And while we were absolutely blown away with the short term relief, we were even more shocked by the long term results. We found immediate relief with this CeraVe cream, which has a beautiful texture that feels somewhere between a lightweight lotion and a thick cream. This cream had particular success in treating a flareup on the hands and fingers in our testing process, which can be a stubborn area to treat because of hand and dishwashing. The immediate effects of this cream were beyond compare, and we found even more relief in the next few days of application. This impressive lotion calmed our skin instantly (thanks to soothing colloidal oatmeal), and with the help of ceramides, it hydrated and protected our delicate skin, too. If you’re looking for a product that gets to work fast, then this oil-cream hybrid from CeraVe might be just the thing. Key Ingredients: Colloidal oatmeal, thermal spring water, shea butter, glycerin | Amount: 6.8 ounces Not only does this product soothe inflammation and smooth uneven texture, but it also leaves you with hydrated skin that lasts all day. It feels like a luxurious experience to apply this cream, though it’s available at drugstores. It's slightly greasy, too, but overall, we like the silky consistency and appreciate how quickly it absorbs. The formula is somewhat thick, which can make it hard to spread. Garlapati's go-tos for sealing in moisture. It also contains shea butter and glycerin, a couple of Dr. This lotion leans on colloidal oatmeal to relieve itchiness and irritation and thermal spring water to calm and heal damaged skin. We noticed an immediate improvement after the first application, noting the soothing and hydrating feeling. We applied it daily to our arms, legs, and hands after showering. A bit hard to spread, and feels slightly greasy before it’s fully rubbed inĪfter trying several products on our own eczema-prone skin, La Roche-Posay's Lipikar Cream was a clear winner.
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