Excema..

Alphakeri may help. You can get as a wash, moisturiser and oil. Personally I use the moisturiser for my excezma as seems to help. Its recommended for childrens skin and I know my mum used it on me when I was young, and she uses the oil a lot, especially in a bath and it helps. Mum has it bad, me not so bad.

My MIL told me about "Moogoo". Her friend who has twins got REALLY bad excema to the point that one of them went to hospital (??) They used moogoo and neither of them have ever had it again.... I'm planning to buy it and use it on my daughter because she REALLY flares up during the humid summer. At the moment I am just using Aveeno baby moisturiser (because it never flared up during the winter),last summer I had a big yellow tube of something and a fatty cream and aqueous cream but nothing really worked...basically just stopped flaring up once it started getting cooler.

http://www.moogoo.com.au/eczema/

You can get a probiotic called Eczema shield which a lot of naturopaths recommend, and it has seemed to keep my 6 mo eczema on the down low, that is combined with steriods and fatty cream,
I have tried soooooo many different creams and while the natural ones gave some results, this works the best for us; we bath him in pinetarsol most nights then put 1% hydrocort on the affected parts of his face and Locoid on his body, and moisturise with fatty cream twice a day and when he feels dry. I use tui bee balm on his head because it gets so itchy and the fatty cream is so greasy, and that seems to work. I hate using so many steriods, but I also hate the screaming from an itchy baby in the middle of the night
I found with my eldest who got rashes when he was young that aveeno baby soothing relief moisturiser cleared it up really well.
Weleda eczema comp cream works ok as well.
The trick is finding something that works for you.
The lady at the health shop recommend sulfur soap Which got into his open sores and stung like crazy, so I don't recommend that.

Edited by JoJames