Question: What Are The Best Moisturizers For Eczema?

Answer: A moisturizer is a substance that helps hydrate, soothe, and repair damaged skin from eczema.

Unlike the common belief, commercial moisturizers are not the best option because they are filled with chemicals and synthetic vitamins that can worsen eczema. These creams were never designed to help you, but to just stay on your skin and provide barely anything. Commercial creams and all moisturizers are designed for profit, either by you paying for them directly or by paying taxes that fund these moisturizers.

The best moisturizers are natural alternatives like

• grass-fed beef tallow
• organic virgin coconut oil
• shea butter
• castor oil
• manuka honey

Grass-fed beef tallow

The chemistry of tallow is very similar to the chemistry of your skin and the oil your body naturally produces. Tallow will not oxidize the skin, and most importantly, it is full of important vitamins for skin like vitamins A, D, E, and K. High-quality tallow is also full of CLA, which helps retain moisture in the skin.

Organic Virgin Coconut Oil

Coconut oil contains natural fatty acids with soothing properties, helping to hydrate the skin while calming irritation and redness. High-quality coconut oil may be the best hydrating moisturizer on the list, but it is worth noting that some people get a reaction when using it, so definitely stop using it if you notice the same.

Shea Butter

Shea butter is full of vitamins and fatty acids that help restore the skin barrier, leaving skin softer and less prone to cracking. Some people find it much more soothing and comfortable for skin than coconut oil and grass-fed beef tallow. And similarly to tallow, shea butter’s chemistry is very similar to the chemistry of your skin.

Castor Oil

Castor oil is Thick and nutrient-dense; it helps lock in moisture and can support the skin’s healing process when applied to dry, irritated patches. It is also a great alternative to coconut oil.

Manuka Honey

No moisturizer comes close to the antibacterial properties of manuka honey, making it the best moisturizer for skin infections. It acts as a natural antibiotic without the terrible side effects on your gut.

How To Heal?

All of these moisturizers can be beneficial for your eczema, but remember that this is only a small part of the whole picture.

When I used to have severe eczema, I was constantly searching for moisturizers. I spent thousands of dollars buying useless moisturizers that did nothing. After they didn’t work, I would just use corticosteroids and antibiotics that made my condition even worse.

This went on for years, and I was completely depressed. Once I got an infection that was so bad that I ended up in hospital for a month. After that, I finally stopped listening to my doctor’s useless information and started doing my own research on what could be causing my eczema.

I started researching gut health, elimination diets, fasting, etc. Now I know that moisturizers are just a small part of the whole picture, and your skin health is just an indicator of your gut health.

If you want a step-by-step protocol on how I healed my severe eczema and how others are doing the same, then join The Ultimate Eczema Protocol. You’ll get access to all the resources I’ve collected over years of research, alongside a community of people who understand you.