Banish My Rash Cream For Psoriasis Eczema Rosacea Dermatitis. Effective Relief For Extremely Dry Skin, Itch, Irritated Red Skin With Only Natural Ingredients

This really soothes my raw itchy skin when I have an eczema flareup. I didn’t want to continue using steroid ointments so decided to try something more natural without the side effects of steroids. This cream works really well even on intimate areas where I occasionally get flare ups as well-yikes! This cream is expensive but a little bit goes a long way. It’s extremely effective at managing my angry flareups and it’s gentle as well. I’ve experienced no issues as far as irritations from using this. Also the smell is light and minimal for those with sensitivity to strong scents. Very happy with this product and will continue to use it.

I love Emu Joy! It’s a joy in my life to find it! It is a great skin cream with rich rich moisturizers in it! I also use the emu oil with it love them together! was having serious issues on my face and it has been So amazing that I use it morning and evening and can tell a huge difference in my skin! Also it has brought much relief to lichen sclerosis I developed. The itching was unbearable and the emu cream has calmed it down as nothing else did! I did not want to use steroids I was prescribed! This works much better and is safer! Try it once and you will love it! Sherry

I have suffered from LS for years. Last year the itch was beyond belief - to the point of friction blisters and raw skin. I literally wanted to die I was so miserable. Searching for something other than the topical steroid creams that require a prescription, I came across the Emu Joy emu oil kit with Sooth My Skin. This product (Sooth My Skin cream) does best in conjunction with the Emu Joy oil. I have been using these products about 2-3 times a day for about six months now. I occasionally have unbelievable itching; however, the rough skin has softened and sloughed off. On this journey, I have experience several things that contribute to the suffering. One things was that I went cheap with purchasing toilet paper - a big box store brand. OMG, it was like many micro razor cuts. Again, wanted to die! So, researched toilet paper and found others had experienced the same symptoms. Now I use the more expensive brands (Charmin and such) as it is more gentle on this tender area. Further, still having occasional flare ups, I considered that even though I am in menopause, maybe hormones were causing the flare ups. Only now, after the latest flare up and further research, I am beginning to believe that foods with high oxalate are causing the flare ups. Potatoes are a high oxalate food and I was eating french fries, potato chips, and baked potatoes like they were the only food on the planet. So, I have backed off some of these foods and the symptoms have subsided. There is an app called Oxalator that you can load onto your phone to see whether the foods are low, medium or high in oxalates. I have noticed that when I eat foods that are low in oxalates, my LS is much more tolerable and I use less of this product.

I have lichen sclerosus, and I do not want to use steroids. I bought this cream today and it has really helped with pain and itching in one day. It has a nice smell and isnt to oily, pretty creamy. I would recommend it give it a try.

This product is advertised to help with eczema, psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. It doesn't really relieve the redness or soreness. I like the thickness of the product but do not feel it is very effective.