DIY Eczema Cream: A Homemade Natural Solution That Works! 

Exactly what I was thinking.Honey is quite sticky and uncomfortable when left on the skin..

Won’t you attract bugs with it on your skin?

Get row honey not just any . Try to put just row honey on your skin , it’s not sticky . Row honey is so full of goodies for the skin ,cream needs honey

Was gone ask if i can make it without honey because am willing to use this in my 6 months old and i have no intention of him ingesting honey

I’d skip the honey, honey.

I heard of oats and coconut milk remedy.

Marketing bruh. Plus, you can add oils to your balm and make some balm lotion or something 😅

@@MrEduardo20001 Marketing? When’s the last time you’ve seen a Vaseline commercial??

Not what I meant, I was talking about all the "herbal/natural" trend

How come? I've been using oils for my skin long time ago and my derma told me oil contains allot of water and makes the skin dry haven't been using it since

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, did you try it? If you did how did it work?

Honey never needs a preservative added because it doesn’t go bad. You don’t need to add preservative to this recipe because there is no water in it. However, I personally would add it just to be safe. Water from your environment can always get introduced and then that’s when bacteria and other germs come about.

Honey is a preservative itself.

Honey never expires. Shea butter is shelf stable for 2 years. Unrefined coconut oil has an even longer shelf-life. Lavender and Tea Tree have a shelf-life of 3-4 years. So, look at the expiration date on your ingredients and you can figure it out. Enjoy the cream!

did it work for you?

It works. Diet helps too.

If it is not in the recipe then we have not tried it.

I found oatmeal saved my skin when I was a teen. I'm talking over 35 years ago. We had a little soap shop in town, I think it was ahead of its time as I think it sold products that were more natural than chemical/ processed. I got the idea from a fictional book set in maybe the 1700's or so, a teen character used oats in a muslin wrap to wash her skin/ face which was described as beautiful. I bought a bar of oatmeal soap, that night in the shower I literally rubbed the scratchy soap all over my face. In the morning there was a remarkable clearing of my awful acne. I kept doing it night after night, and was clear in a week, if memory serves. I no longer do it, the soaps now are very chemically, plus being older and living better I thankfully have no need. You could still use oats in a soft cloth, they are anti inflammatory.

Coconut oil or shea butter

Frankincense, Rose, Geranium Essential Oils

Lemon

Neem oil works great too and if you dont like the smell you can add a couple of drops of lavender oil. Hope this helps you

If it's not in the recipe then we have not tried it. But it sounds like Charlotte may have.

@@diyNaturalVideos I have tried it 🤗

Things will last longer in amber glass. We have not tried putting them in clear plastic containers.