Eczema- How to Treat & Get Rid of It

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[@xxBeckyrose27xx]

My eczema literally covers 70% of my body at this point. Interferes with my daily life sleep and self confidence etc etc. I envy normal skin so much, people don’t know how lucky they are

[@devinpeirce7152]

Change ur diet

[@hoiyaulouises2c15lau8]

I relate to this comment so much! Since I was a baby I've had only a bit of eczema on my arms so it wasnt noticeable but 9 months ago, literally my whole body was covered with eczema! I've never been able to wear short sleeves or shorts ever since. And I also recommend cleansing ur diet since some foods trigger eczema, I hope you get better soon

[@rebeccahuang4744]

@@hoiyaulouises2c15lau8 when I was little I used to hate myself because I was scared people would judge me because of my eczema but I soon after taking some meds for a few years, I got so much better 😄

[@saltedstella]

@@devinpeirce7152 it might not be diet at all though. for me and my family it's all hereditary

[@hannahtan5139]

@@devinpeirce7152 sometimes its inheritance not diet!

[@rowoonstan1180]

"It's hard to face your problem when your problem is your face."

[@eli8745]

So accurate

[@alexandratwoface6422]

Omg my eczema is the worst

[@kennyazurdia758]

i did not laugh

[@6frogs596]

EreH?!

[@jawshooah3868]

@@alexandratwoface6422 same

[@enenenergp]

Very basic tips for people who suffer from atopic eczema (from a nordic pharmacist): 1. Moisturize your whole body with a basic cream daily (1-2 times). Doing it after a shower is good because it’ll lock in some of the moisture left on the skin from the shower. This prevents flare ups. A basic cream is a cream that doesn’t have added color or fragrance and often has quite simple minimal non-irritating ingredients. 2. If the creams you use hurt your dry skin, meaning if it stings when you put it on, a rule of thumb is: there’s too much water in the cream for that level of dryness. So switch to one with a larger fat/oil/wax content. 3. When you get flare ups get a medicinal ointment (glucocorticosteroids), that’s the first line treatment. I don’t know if hydrocortison cream (1-5%) is sold without prescription in the US but in Europe I think it generally is and it is milder but still helps most people. Always have a break of as long as you’ve used it so if you use it for 1 week, have 1 week break (and do max 2 weeks of use without a break), unless a doctor tells you otherwise, because long term continuous use can absolutely create side effects! Stop using when flare up is gone and continue with basic creams. Using basic creams while using the steroid cream is good too just make sure the medicinal cream is put on first and has had time to be absorbed. If you have actual open/oozing cuts that might be infected don’t use the steroid cream on them on your own, see a doctor (might need an antibiotic cream and steroids on wounds is generally not good) 4. Believe it or not, showering daily is not good for your skin, especially if it’s atopic and dry so unless you’ve been sweating a lot or otherwise visibly dirty, skipping a day of showering is helpful. 5. Another tip for showers is to not always wash your body with regular soap but to wash it with a basic cream (usually they’re higher water content lighter, like max 20% fat content creams with glycerol, that work for this purpose, it’s hard to give good advice on product since every county has different products. In my country we often bathe babies with a cream instead of any soap :)) Bonus tip: be careful not to get steroid creams in to your eyes, may cause eye pressure to go up. A bonus fact! Atopic eczema is often associated with allergies and asthma, they’re all autoimmune conditions and also often hereditary. These recommendations are mainly based on treatment recommendations in my country, different countries may vary, and the best thing is to always talk to a local health care professional :) (if anyone ever even reads this comment never mind all the way til the end)

[@annash8t483]

Underrated comment 🐋🦈

[@enenenergp]

@@annash8t483 Thanks! I’m so happy to know someone read it all and found it useful ☺️

[@shiminshamaha6957]

This was so helpful. I would definitely try your recommendations. Thank you so so much.

[@enenenergp]

@@shiminshamaha6957 I hope you benefit from the tips ❤️

[@Jameelah147]

Coming from someone struggling to maintain my eczema, these are extremely valuable peices of information!

[@sunscreenhoarder6558]

Y'all are aware that eczema is a chronic autoimmune issue that you can't "get rid of", right? Like some people grow out of it by the time they're teenagers, but otherwise it's with you for life.

[@monicapareja9873]

You can help control it!! Especially if it isn’t too severe (I had eczema and my dermatologist helped me quite a lot and it’s very mild now)

[@gabbym8229]

I was born with it and have to use steroids every night

[@sunscreenhoarder6558]

@@monicapareja9873 Well yeah, but my point was that if you've managed to "get rid of it" with just vaseline and aveeno it was either *extremely* mild or it just straight up wasn't eczema. I feel like a lot of people just assume dry, irritated skin is ezcema just because it's itchy. I just don't like Hyram claiming it's something you can just yeet that easily, especially when I've seen several people in this comment sections saying they're going to ditch their prescriptions over this. Hyram is not a doctor and has no business claiming he can cure an autoimmune disorder 😒

[@jenigbo4278]

@@gabbym8229 have you heard about topical steroid withdrawal. Maybe worth a look if you haven’t. It’s where the steroids themselves become the thing causing the problem. Might not be the case for you. But just thought it’s always good to know about if you don’t. Xxx

[@CYimmer]

As someone battling with eczema for over two decades I completely agree with you. Also, unless I am mistaken, Hyram has never shown us a picture of him actually having eczema so for all we know he could be lying about even having eczema just to get the views of people who are desperately trying to find ways to contain it. In this video he said he had really bad eczema...where? People who actually have really bad eczema don't just have clear skin while trying hundreds of new products.

[@DrDrayzday]

Thanks for the shoutout! These are great tips & recommendations 👍🏼

[@keyriberry2633]

Dr. Dray and Hyram are my FAVS 🥰😘💚💚😍

[@alexanotfromamazon]

Wow, if you approve as well Dr. Dray then I certainly trust Hyram even more now. I love watching both your videos!!

[@cinnamoony3996]

aa you two are my favorite skincare youtubers, thank you for your content!

[@patriciabonifaz4736]

My favorites all in one video! 😍😚

[@raeminpark4802]

I hope he makes a video on how to get rid of dark circles I'm thankful for all yours tips and I'm working in them

[@dusteebowl]

Me: *has eczema* Hyram: avoid hot showers Me: no, I don't think I will

[@tamarahajema933]

Literally me

[@zoyajohn]

I live in Canada and it’s snows and rains especially in the winter! So yea, I’m going to take a hot shower

[@alexandratwoface6422]

Same

[@karijohnson448]

I'll just burn it off. (kidding) I have bad eczema, but you can pry my hot showers out of my cold, frozen hands.

[@Lisel-]

I know is the way i relax 🤟😔 damn i hate this life

[@N0R4G4M4]

What's hard when having flare ups after stressing out is that flare ups causing more stress and stress causing more flare ups and it just loops around ;w;

[@triciang5573]

I feel u 😖

[@Micasasucasa33]

I feel like you

[@tamia.4035]

I hear you out on that. I try meditation and it has really helped me out. When I feel like itching I try doing breathing exercises.

[@N0R4G4M4]

@@tamia.4035 Oh maybe I should try that as well! Thanks for the tip! ✨

[@caitlinmetcalfe4115]

Some more tips (from someone who has had eczema for 19 years) 1. Wash you bed sheets as often as you can cos dry skin builds up and having clean bed sheets can stop flare ups 2. Be careful what type of material you wear for example my eczema flares up when I wear wool 3. Clean room, dust is made from dead skin so having eczema you are gunna have a lot more dust in your room

[@kaylirobles35]

Thank you! I'll try these

[@adindatasyaqila]

Just read an eczema article covered by doctors recently and they said yes avoid wool materials

[@sarae8995]

Thank u so much

[@gosiacal5533]

if your reading this: i hope your skin will be smooth and clear soon ❤️

[@silverstar4719]

Amén 🙏🏼

[@forthecool]

@@silverstar4719 Amen 🙏

[@HudsonJean]

Tysm that means a lot to me :)

[@Hyram]

You’d think after the 10 hours of work I put into this video that I’D GET THE FRIKKIN TITLE RIGHT. Lmao sorry for the writing error y’all 😬

[@kimmypaz2208]

It’s okay Hyram 😂 we all get like that at times 😭 hope you have an amazing day today! 💙

[@annevandervelden7891]

So so so appreciated! ❤️ You answered all my questions in one video! And I have soooooo many new products to try out 😏

[@yuvrajsaxena1989]

@@kimmypaz2208 hi

[@andreabuhring7281]

You may also check the infobox below, as there are no links to the products at all, I assume this is a mistake as well?

[@kimmypaz2208]

@@yuvrajsaxena1989 hello

[@ellaowen8084]

I hate excema, who else gets like a little cut and after a couple of days excema just forces you to scratch it and it's so hard to stop 😭😩 Edit: tysm for all the likes and comments, this has helped so much and I'm glad it's helped others, it's got worse so I'm using steroid cream but its not really working, sudocreme is great also! Would reccoment before bed tho because it is quite greasy

[@Vanessa-ys7sm]

Right!?!. It sucks. I have eczema mainly on my hands(especially between my fingers) feet, a little but in my stomach and it got so bad so bad that skin below my nails got so dry that it stung and peeled and evauntly cracked. Oh, dont even get me started on the itchiness, I feel you

[@Vanessa-ys7sm]

@cupidmess I can understand that. Eczema is not something fun to deal with it. Ur not a freak for wearing gloves, I had to do that when ever I would have to wash clothes and other things and the eczema on my hands was part of the reason I quit playing violin at school cuz of the rosin, and the bullies are the real freaks, not you. I'm glad your eczema has gotten better over time and stays that way, your lucky! I hope mine improves more overtime as well

[@mr.raccoon1295]

@@Vanessa-ys7sm me and you have the same thing in our body like I have it a lil in my stomach and mainly in my hands and toes and my legs but I think u don’t have it on ur arm and armpit, in the armpit it’s so worse

[@Vanessa-ys7sm]

@@mr.raccoon1295 no I dont have it on my arms or armpits. It really sucks to have eczema. Especially if it's to the point where its hurting. (Sorry I couldn't respond sooner, school stuff)

[@sydney8145]

@@mr.raccoon1295 yes it is! I have it awful on fingers, armpits, behind knees, and in the crook of the arm. It sucks so bad. My fingers will get so inflamed that my nails have huge dents in them.

[@Milyhp]

I really appreciate you for recognizing that we all don’t have access to health care. Your content is so informative and helps me pick out better products when I’m at CVS or Walmart! 💓

[@karijohnson448]

Just taking issue with you suggesting that you can "get rid of" eczema. You can't. While you can treat it and help your skin out to reduce or eliminate symptoms - you will always have eczema prone skin, sadly. We've just got defective skin basically! LOL

[@soupnsocks7477]

I was just coming here to say this! It’s suuuper misleading to say this. It’s a chronic condition

[@sunflowergirl1988]

Exactly!! I have been dealing with eczema since birth and honestly I wish there was a way to never have it again😢 I can’t even go in the grass because it triggers my eczema and I have to be so careful to what products I put on my skin... like why do we have to deal with this lol

[@eshaw288]

Also related 2 gut issues

[@dora876]

I don’t agree. I had it as a child and haven’t had it in probably almost twenty years since

[@soupnsocks7477]

@@dora876 You CAN grow out of it as a child, but for a lot of people it doesn't go away. I never had it until 15/16 and it's been consistent since then. My friend recently had her first flare up in, no joke, 20 years

[@Hannah_Elana_]

who else was here before "rid" was in the title?

[@CaitoFilmsStuff]

😭😂

[@jaijai40401]

me 😩

[@aja6724]

Meee

[@jeminag5017]

me and its been like 30 minutes hahha

[@hafsa6808]

me lmao

[@nilah3335]

My eczema covers most of my body and the biggest triggers for me are dairy as well as the climate. I noticed most of my triggers stopped when I went plant based and also when I moved to Michigan for college , which gets pretty humid. I’m from California so it’s a dry dry desert on the daily

[@cbreezy]

It was the diet not the climate.

[@nilah3335]

@@cbreezy I'm inclined to say it was both, since I ate a non vegan diet living in North Australia, and I noticed my eczema had decided to make an exit so that was my guess. And usually when I return to dry areas, I see it appear again? Could just be me, it was my observation? I definitely don't doubt that diet had a major contribution.

[@cbreezy]

@@nilah3335 what was your non-vegan diet?

[@TheCatAlchemistt]

I have the same exact experience with dairy !

[@elliebunnelly]

weird, i never had it at all in cali (lived there my whole life) but i moved to illinois last year and now it's all over my body. im mega suffering. dairy is definitely a trigger, i stopped all dairy but i still have it really bad.

[@chezca001]

Hyram THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS VIDEO! as someone who has struggled with eczema my whole life & am still trying to find the right routine for me, THANK YOU for making this!!

[@jahnvivi5939]

"I can talk abt this forever" please do, theres literally minimum content available on eczema and it somehow makes me feel more depressed with nt enough resources and information its fucking hell to hate urself 24/7, plz provide all the knowledge and information u can on the topic and watching u talk and joke makes me want to live and accept myself, thank u

[@Smurfen1990]

Same ❤️

[@erinbeth128]

Best of luck to you, I’ve tried finding content about it too with very little luck. I was lucky that I could get a prescription from my primary care doctor.

[@jahnvivi5939]

@@erinbeth128 all doctors recommend me some tropical steroids and I've been using them for 10 yrs now, I finally had a huge withdrawal and I hv to go thru it all lol they don't even know what tropical steroids withdrawal is, so far internet is the best thing that's saving me

[@jahnvivi5939]

@@erinbeth128 plz if they hv prescribed u a steroid, use it till ur skin clears up and get right back on diet and ways to build ur health internally or im telling u its a ticket to hell, a cream just making smtg like eczema disappear overnight is too good to be true, take it slow and heal it forever like I'm doing

[@jayjaywarrior1207]

Especially since eczema is such a chronic condition that can drag us down our entire life...

[@DrSimiAdedeji]

LOL at the first date intro line ......charming!! 😊 Great video Hyram. Thanks for the mention!

[@idontknowwho1728]

333.... OMG

[@seeelise]

Thank you! And not to mention- those of us that saw multiple dermatologists in the US and paid that $$$ only to be told repeatedly “there is no cure, here is a stronger steroid.” 😡 No thanks!! You’re the best! And you are helping so many!!

[@Neenahwatches]

I really appreciate the video! I've had severe eczema my whole life (huge blisters, weeping eczema, almost lost a toe, on crutches for months and many steroid shots required because topical steroid creams didn't work). The things I know now I wish I was told earlier in life. So glad your video can be a resource for others suffering.

[@_nadirahmed]

Hyram: ’reduce the amount of stress your experiencing’ Me: *logs out of Microsoft teams*

[@buzzkath]

Me: quits my job-

[@BetaMaxx_]

TIP FOR MY FRUGAL ECZEMA FRIENDS: sephora usually has a big tube of their first aid beauty ultra repair cream for $15 during their black friday sales!! for years I would buy multiples of it as my stock for the year. i know it's literally january but if you can wait, save that money!!

[@Number1hunterhayesfa]

This needs waaaay more likes!!

[@wed6248]

Does it help with dryness?

[@dianelewis9503]

And now you can even find the FAB repair cream at Marshall’s. I sure did!

[@cherieadams448]

Good to know. my sister( oily skin) says eczema is amazing because it prevents breakouts. NEWFLASH, red bleeding skint that causes cleasners and tools that make it worst is not amazing. I am on the look at for tool stop help. So thank you so much.

[@rashea7302]

It does help but I found something they helps better. Aveeno makes this new cream called restorative skin therapy and that stuff helps so much more than fab and it’s cheaper.

[@allthingsying2336]

This is so helpful! My boyfriend has eczema and it’s definitely gotten worst this year. Thanks for all the information ❤️❤️

[@ashleechmielewski8230]

Hi Hyram! I can completely relate to the cracked and bleeding hands. And I live in Florida, so it is humid here all the time. Have an appointment with the dermatologist in March so hopefully they can help.

[@kimmyvu6638]

*get rid of that stress* me: attending medical school ~ (guess ill be a walking rash)

[@reallejla]

I feel you sis. Since I attended med school it got so bad like never before.

[@maladaptive_]

Felt that.

[@jalenecrochets]

literally me!

[@daisymartinez349]

Same i am I always cover most of my skin and them sometimes i cant even take a shower because it burns so much with the soap😓😓😭😭😥😢

[@sammionne239]

Me right now

[@lucypye2673]

the title says “get of it” instead of “get rid of it” 😅 edit: he fixed it. nvm

[@israelsaiyangod7195]

Yeah cause you can't get rid of eczema only treat it

[@charlenegerber2800]

Get of it maybe directed to steroids.

[@alexandratwoface6422]

Nooo😂

[@amberbelnavis1248]

Thank you so much for talking about excema in this video. I love your videos and I always get so excited when you post a new video . Thank you so much for being an inspiration to many.

[@gerellam]

Thank you so much for this video! I have eczema myself and this is the most helpful video I have found. Thank you so much again 💕

[@vanitarattan]

Great video Hyram, thankyou for the shout out 🧡

[@ranjithap693]

Hyram and Dr Vanita are my favorite ❤❤

[@ivymukherjee4639]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌 my favourites!!!!

[@anishaa.s9274]

My two favorites❤❤

[@kavyakamal3542]

Favouritesss❤️

[@alia93859]

Omg. Ive been struggling with eczema since I was a little kid!! It is the worst, i’m so glad you put out a video for this!! ❤️

[@zhili2865]

I have had eczema for six months, recently completely cured. At first, tried everything, some creams, epsom salt, cold water bath, no sugar diet and etc, they all worked but not complete cure. About a month ago, I went to hiking for 6 miles, really exhausted, and found out my skin not itchy for few days. A week later I took another 6 miles hike over a mountain and extremely exhausted, It worked wonder that my skin not itchy anymore and eczema was gone a week later. It seems I need to burn out all my energy inside my body, reset, that is the cure. Now I hike at least 6miles every week, eczema not coming back!

[@daraniedesmarteau561]

how is ur eczema doing now?

[@SeasonOfNav]

If this is really the case... That'll be a remedy if I do workout u feel fine. But can't spare time every day and this itch is killing.

[@priscillaantonino715]

Omg no way!! Hyram u literally made my whole life, I’ve struggled with eczema since I was a baby and no matter what I do it’s still here and it’s so painful! Thank you so much for making this video🥺🥺

[@whosnatchedmyweave6213]

"reduce stress" Aight how do i get rid of school

[@aplant5174]

I know how you can “get of it” but not necessarily get rid of it 😭😭 maybe next time :(

[@whosnatchedmyweave6213]

@@aplant5174 lmaooo 😂😥

[@spammusubi1607]

For real though my eczema was literally triggered last spring with increased stress from stay at home orders and also spring allergies.

[@whosnatchedmyweave6213]

@@spammusubi1607 oh wow thats so sad actually 😔

[@christinewacko]

Or how how I get rid of work but still afford my house and car?

[@smartieparty4956]

Yes! Please make more vids on this and also updated videos on getting rid of hyper-pigmentation and scarring. I get a lot of hyper-pigmentation/ scars from eczema and most of the products in your video about it are Drunk Elephant

[@violet1719]

Hyram, I really appreciate the video but eczema doesn’t go away. People grow OUT of eczema from childhood, but it never goes away. Eczema is not just dry skin- it’s when the skin doesn’t hold moisture well, like a sponge that doesn’t work. People need to understand that you can treat it but it is always with you. You can’t fix it. This is something I and many other people will deal with from cradle to grave.

[@moon_1128]

I know :( I wish there was a cure for it

[@geoc1005]

Healing is always possible. For ex, Medical Medium has protocols that have healed people of all kinds of serious health conditions, including eczema.

[@wendychu9225]

This!! When I used to see a dermatologist they would tell me that I can’t cure it but I can try to do things to try and prevent it from flaring up. I was born with eczema and when I was little I would scratch my hands till they bleed and I would often scratch till they bled cause it feels so good. I hope one day there’s something that we can do to have normal skin:( My hands always look dry, wrinkly and scarred

[@aayushi1109]

Please try yoga pranayam ,it will take you a year or more depending upon your condition but it is the only way to cure it and take a good diet

[@maisiestrange6273]

Hey Hyram! Thank you so much for this video, I have been suffering from eczema all my life and this has really helped!

[@moosefur]

I always thought I had mild eczema but the more I see people discuss it online I think I would classify mine as severe. Thankfully I have never had flare ups on my face but have struggled with them on my hands, back of the knees, wrists, and top of the foot for more than 20 years. The cracking and bleeding I experience comes from me scratching the heck out of it and tearing my skin up as it itches like you wouldn't believe. I didn't know that not everyone with eczema experiences the terrible itching. I do use prescription medications when it gets out of control and they do work for me but it will always come back eventually. I use highly moisturizing fragrance free products and they do help too. It's just a chronic condition that I'll likely struggle with all of my life.

[@trendyyyvids]

at this point everyone wants a video about body acne-

[@person2194]

Just use the spray paulas choice 2 percent bha or a salicylic acid body wash like ceraves one

[@keegan1777]

My KZbin is glitching and my response isn’t posting I just wanna give you advice 😭 Ok I’m gonna paste it in this comment as an edit and hope it works Ok body acne let’s go: 1. Wash with a pH balanced body wash like CeraVes body wash ($10) or Nécessaire has a great but expensive body wash ($20) also if you havee to use a bar soap use the Aveeno moisturizing oat bar ($3) Note: Use warm water; wash hair, then body in order to clean off any shampoo or conditioner that could be left on your body and cause any irritation or issues 2. Use a leave on chemical exfoliant like the Naturium 2% liquid exfoliant BHA ($20) or the Paulas choice 2% BHA ($20-$25) or the SomeByMi 30 day miracle toner AHA BHA PHA ($16) 3. Then moisturize with the Neutrogena hydro boost body gel cream moisturizer it’s the perfect body moisturizer that seals in moisture and hydration but also doesn’t feel thick at all it feels like the perfect amount of restored hydration and like there’s nothing there after it absorbs except for hydrated skin ($8-$10) Note: Don’t let your skin dry out; use your towel quick and while your skin is still damp apply exfoliant, give it a minute to absorb and while that is still moist apply moisturizer to lock in the exfoliant and hydration Ayo no more body acne 😎🥳

[@varnika_.s]

I recommend panoxyl! It does have benzoyl peroxide, so if you get irritated by that then maybe not the product for you. I found the wash to be really helpful for bacne and chest acne! :)

[@alllamalala9903]

@@keegan1777 agree but I actually love to use the ordinary glycolic acid for exfoliation. Glycolic acid is known as the strongest chemical exfoliant, which is good for your body because it can handle a lot more. Plus it is so much cheaper and comes in a giant bottle, so it lasts forever even if you use it on your whole body :)

[@keegan1777]

@@alllamalala9903 Yeah that’s a great product I’m glad it works for you! I was recommending BHA because I have found it to be better for exfoliation with bacne due to the nature and characteristics of bacne (a lot of blackheads and large swollen red pimples and also large white pus filled ones I know gross all of us in this reply section r dealing with it anyways so it’s fine lmao, but BHA actually goes into your pours and helps with this specific skin concern, while AHA exfoliâtes mainly on the surface so it would help with renewing all the skin cells that are causing the pimples and blackheads but wouldn’t target them directly. Honestly an AHA BHA combination might actually work best) but if AHA works for you keep doing what you’re doing. Sometimes personal experiences prove to work better than the science on paper or someone else’s experiences so if AHA helps you please keep on using it lol I dont wanna discourage something that works for you I just wanted to give my perspective and how I understand it and my experiences haha now this response is way too long ok anyways that’s all I’ll go

[@vmaellee1024]

So convenient that you uploaded this while I’m currently dealing with my new found face eczema, you’re a life saver 😅 really trying not to scratch my face atm

[@TheWordN3rd]

Even if you're not a dermatologist, the info you give has been super helpful in finding products that my skin tolerates. I'd given up on fi ding stuff that didn't burn at least some of the time because my eczema is so sensitive to what I eat, but I have several new staples and your channel is the first place I look when I need new products. Also, Gold Bond has a fragrance free body lotion. Game changer!

[@nathaliew619]

Perfect timing! I’ve been struggling with eczema since the year began and I’ve found some good pharmacy products already but I take all the advice and tips I can get!

[@CherryBomb-mi5bc]

Omg finally. I myself have eczema so thank you so much 💕

[@jordanrobinson6954]

SO happy you mentioned Vanicream! My dermatologist recommended this brand when my eczema was at its worst. I know it's kind of a boring formula, but it did WONDERS for my skin 🧡

[@nadia562010]

Just bought it today! 🤞🏼🤞🏼

[@sydneytruitt3981]

I've had eczema on my face for about a year and a half and I haven't known what to do about it. Thank you so much for these recommendations!

[@annamarusarz7628]

It’s not even the fact he says eczema wrong, it’s the fact that he pronounces it different every time he says it 😭

[@user-ed8me9fi2l]

I hate when people say it like "eggzehma"

[@LittleMMCX]

You guys will hate it then when you find out that in the UK, it's pronounced "ex-ma"... 🤭

[@bethsmith3856]

@@LittleMMCX yes omg why do Americans say eggzama

[@hotaru_2073]

@@user-ed8me9fi2l lmao I say “ee-ze-ma” idk just me lol

[@liviclare]

@@LittleMMCX so does australia lol that’s how i’ve been saying since forever

[@elyseembree5392]

I’m currently sixteen and have suffered from eczema almost my entire life. Only this year it started clearing up but my doctor said i have the most severe case he’s ever seen, for anyone really struggling I recommend oatmeal baths and use a thick moisturizer such as aquaphor. I found this really helped add the extra moisture that my skin was missing. Also cutting down on dairy products can also help as they’re quite inflammatory for people who suffer from eczema. Anyways you all are beautiful eczema or not❤️❤️ hopefully i can help someone

[@sofiah1174]

omg, thank you for talking about eczema. I struggle with hormonal breakouts AND eczema flare-ups so thank you for talking about this!

[@pamelasimoes2145]

Thank you Hyram! Literally you have helped me with every skin problem I have had.

[@rudig5698]

Thank you Hyram, you’ve inspired me to start making videos myself!🥺❤️

[@Erin-fk4qb]

I don’t even have Eczema but I’m here for the shoulder shake 😂🥰

[@alexandratwoface6422]

I have it.... it’s the worst

[@Erin-fk4qb]

@@alexandratwoface6422 aw sorry

[@alexandratwoface6422]

@@Erin-fk4qb it’s ok

[@alexandratwoface6422]

@@Erin-fk4qb I have this vid to help meh

[@Erin-fk4qb]

@@alexandratwoface6422 :)

[@RBarber128]

Omg thank goodness I found your channel boo! I appreciate your help and suggestions! The Gold Bond hand cream helped my hands and wrists sooooo much 🙏

[@chenelgonzalez]

Thank you for doing a video like this I suffer from eczema so badly where I can’t even sleep at night, I appreciate you so much

[@lubrenda]

this is such perfect timing because someone i know is having a really hard time with it right now 😢💙

[@anmarinaude]

Thanks Hyram, I needed this 😥 I’ve been to so many dermatologist and they only prescribe harsh products- that usually burns! I’ll definitely try these products out 😁

[@billionairekitten420]

Tq this really helped me learn how to seriously prevent my whole body from eczema breakouts.

[@mintymiranda3743]

you have no clue how much i needed this THANK YOU. 🤚🏻💗

[@nohaibrahim3653]

Absolutely correct I’ve suffered from eczema almost my whole life, I’ve been to so many dermatologist and all of them advised me with the same thing hydration, avoid any product that contains fragrance cuz damn that behh triggers my eczema so bad as well as hot showers and finally as i grew up and kinda knew what products are good I finally treated my skin after almost 12 years of suffering and now im studying medicine and learning more and more about it. Great content keep going 👍🏻

[@ainsleygritter7552]

Yes! Finally! I’ve had eczema since I was born, and have struggled with it into adulthood. It’s so hard to find useful information about eczema for adults. Thanks for bringing attention to this condition!

[@alanaunicorn]

Same, mine is not even a flair up anymore, it's just never gone away. It's so painful and itchy and then people look at you like it's contagious and disgusting because they don't understand what it is.

[@laurelmillerr]

i've struggled with moderate/severe eczema since i was born, thank you so much for this video!!!

[@lilyrenovato77]

I’ve always had really bad eczema but In my early teens it got worse. Last year I was in the nutcracker and I wore A TON of oil based makeup and painted/ glittered cheeks(it was on my cheeks the most) so I broke out...a lot. I use a lot of products that you have recommended in the past but this helped a lot! Thank you so much!❤️

[@destiny-rosejimenez6355]

Hyram I struggled with eczema for 17 years! My family tried multiple diets, I saw three dermatologists and tried every prescription cream under the sun they all caused the eczema to heal but the pigment in my skin to be stripped and turned white which was a horrible effect.After watching one of your videos I used the first aid beauty ultra repair cream and every time eczema has started the cream healed it immediately!!! Thankyou so much for using your platform to bring help and positivity to others!!! ❤️

[@sadiekapp]

also sufferig from this now and was wondering how you got your skin pigment to return back to normal? mine is currently super white compared to my normal skin tone and i am trying so hard to find solutions but i have no clue where to look

[@sophiebennett9419]

I’ve had bad eczema my whole life I’ve seen multiple dermatologists and tried practically every cream ever and I’ve never been explained how it worked or about my moisture barrier thank you so much for this xx❤️

[@zoyajohn]

I have tried almost every single cream and gone to almost every dermatologist too! The one cream I have used that worked best for me is Jergens. It isn’t the best when I travel, but it definitely helped more than the others did probably because it’s a bit heavier than others but it’s not greasy so it won’t clog your pores and produce oil. But if it’s not for u, that’s totally fine!

[@guechh3907]

hyram, you really came through again! thank you for making this video for those who struggle :’)

[@jessiejones9623]

I've struggled with eczema on my hands for years, and Foderma's Advanced Eczema Treatment is the only thing that's been able to clear it up. I'm so grateful for this product!

[@acedcoffee6934]

AHH thank you for this on behalf of everyone slightly struggling with eczema. Your recommendations helped me a lot to alleviate the pain, itching and water loss. p.s: anyone else with dishydrotic eczema? 😭 I can't get it off for over a year

[@walkerharris2043]

I literally just started experiencing the worst eczema flare up I’ve had in years and was looking for ways to fix it so thanks Hyram lol

[@jefrinfaruq8484]

This was very helpful! Damn I wanted you to make a video about healing eczema for so long! Love it!

[@thelmaarias7503]

Wow! So glad I found your channel!! Thanks for reviewing the various creams that I’ve been wanting to try! Mahalo!!

[@kylielynn1776]

My 6 year old has bad eczema so im happy you made this. I've probably tried all the "eczema" creams out there and prescribed creams too and she still breaks out so bad 😭

[@patriciamirco7662]

Thanks for this video Hyram! :) I've suffered from severe eczema since I was born and I haven't yet been able to find the best mix of products (although I have tried a million of them already ahah) It would be great if you could make a video talking about the best cleansers, toners, micellar waters etc for people with eczema!

[@thewariscomingtoatownneary7572]

Islam is the truth

[@TrevorRitchie]

I SO needed this video in my life!! Another great one!

[@yeey2762]

Thank you so much for these helpful tips! I am 13 and I have struggled with eczema sinds I was little, (more little then now!) and I recently discovered that I am allergic to dust mite. I tried to avoid as many things that could have them. I switched my feather pillow into a normal one, I cleaned my matras and gave my room a big, big clean out! And my eczema has been getting wayyy beter! So eczema can also arise from allergies! So if you struggle with eczema try to think of something you can be allergic to. That can be dairy or dust mite or whatever! I hope this was helpful to the person who read this have a great day!

[@christinaexplains2612]

Thank you for this content 🙌🏿🙌🏾 I’ve had eczema all my life but struggled within the last 6 months because of really intense flare ups. Can attest for these tips being super helpful. Also, try putting on moisturiser on damp skin and skip using a towel. It feels a little uncomfortable at first but is such a life saving tip

[@feralphantom]

The one vine with the kid: "You got ex mah?"

[@janemeredith3486]

Thanks for the mention of Dermatitis Face Balm! Love all the recommendations.

[@thaiscalonio]

Thank for sharing your experience and please continue posting about eczema! ❤️

[@afroborilafemme]

Waiting for that “avoid fragrance” merch to launch!

[@rachaelklufa1795]

I've struggled with severe eczema and allergies my whole life and I 100% back up Vanicream. It was recommended by my allergist and it was the first moisturizer I found that would not break me out and would help soothe the eczema on my face and body. Allergy shots also really helped my eczema. I also, highly recommend that you go and get your gut checked out by a doctor too. Eczema commonly is a sign of gut issues. My daughter used to have bad eczema too but we had her gut tested by a doctor and found out she had a lot of inflammation. We put her on a prebiotic, probiotic and some fish oils and now she rarely has an eczema breakout.

[@karrie8399]

Thank you for sharing your wealth. You have no idea how many lives you change daily!

[@CharlotteandCate]

I have struggled with eczema since I was a baby it is horrible. I have it on my face and my hands and it’s really effecting my confidence. I was so excited when I saw this video!

[@muniramoalinali8072]

Omg the craking and bleeding part is no joke my hands have literally became darker ☹️

[@KB-sv7fm]

I used the process of elimination to figure out that my eczema was triggered by Dairy and the Corn Protein (High Fructose Corn , Corn Starch , etc.). Different people have a problem with different foods (Soy protein , wheat , etc.). Look at the food labels on your food. The foods that you crave the most may be triggering your eczema problem (and other problems as well). The more variety in your diet the better. If you are eating a lot of processed foods you are not getting a lot of variety in your diet. The same ingredients are on the food labels (corn this , soy that). I also drink Nettles tea. Mainstream medicine only wants to treat your problems with a prescription. Mainstream medicine was corrupted by John D. Rockefeller , Andrew Carnegie , and Abraham Flexner. Google those names. I see a Doctor in Integrative Medicine for my health problems (acam.org).

[@elenaoseguera1096]

IVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE...turn it up!!!

[@larissababes]

just wanted to thank you for making this vid i've had eczema for almost 8 years now but hopefully these products helppp

[@JasmyneJoy]

Omg I’ve been so stressed and my eczema has been so bad lately !! Thank you for this video Hyram😭🤍🤍🤍🤍

[@moonflowersenna]

I have struggled with eczema since BIRTH... My derm said i will probably never get rid of it, just make it less bad. Here are things that helped my skin get a lot better: 1. Don't cleanse your face in the morning since you already wake up with dried out skin. Just rinse with lukewarm water and put on a moisturizer and sunscreen. 2. Keep your skincare routine at a BARE MINIMUM. I know this is hard for skin care enthousiasts but since our skinbarrier is compromised, using a lot of products can really aggrevate your skin. Also, exfoliate the skin only once a week with a gentle exfoliant like 5% lactic acid or urea. Since i cut down my skin care routine to only cleansing (evening), a hydrating serum (evening), moisturizer and SPF (morning), my skin is less aggrevated. 3. Use a very gentle face cleanser like the La roche Posay Toleraine cleanser. 4. As Hyram already mentioned, cut out fragrance in your skin care. 5. For the body, use a very gentle soap-free, fragrance-free body wash like the Eucerin body washes or use shower oils and only wash your armpits with a gentle body wash. 6. Use a thick body cream after showering. The Eucerin Urea body cream saved my life. I heard it's not available in the US but you can order it on European online farmacies that ship worldwide like Vicnic 7. Take fish-oil supplements (Omega-3). The fatty acids help your skin retain moisture. 8. Get a hydrocortisone cream from your derm to use on itching areas. 9. Make-up can indeed have irritating ingredients but i also don't want to cut out make-up completely. So if you want to use make-up, search for products that are really eczema friendly. I use the NYX Bare with me Tinted skin veil. Guys, the ingredientlist is basically a moisturizer!! It has been soooo gentle on my skin, i really recommend it. No fragrance, no drying alcohols, EU-allergen free and it has some soothing ingredients like cucumber extract and aloe. 10. I know everyone in the skin care community HATES coconut oil, but for us people with severe eczema DON'T BE AFRAID TO USE IT. When the eczema on my face gets really bad, i use a layer of coconut oil on my face after moisturizer in the evening. It really really helps with softening the dry patches and itching. I stopped using coconut oil because of skinfluencers online, and my eczema got really bad for a while. I went back to using it and my skin got a lot better. So don't be afraid to use it if you have really dry skin!! I hope this will help someone

[@hithere8140]

Yes yes and yes! Lol Have u ever tried pure whipped shea butter? Its amazing and worth a shout out! I get it on Amazon for like $6. Jus a mention for those who shy away from coco oil. It brings my skin back from the brinks 💜 because for me, all the products that they say are calming and soothing are NOT usually lol

[@moonflowersenna]

Hi There Haven't tried that but I sure will! Thanks for the rec😊 And you're right lol, a lot of "soothing" products just aren't enough for us. I do like using mugwort though, the "I'm From- mugwort cream" is a great summer morning moisturizer for me :) Otherwise I just stick with moisturizers with a lot of ceramides in it, like the Soon Jung intensive barrier cream.

[@saturnbazz_2244]

Hiram : "Reduce the stress" I'm a med student... now how do i do that ?

[@ashjan6732]

Thank you so much! I recently just had a really horrible flare up to the point where my skin was cracked and exposed. These tips are amazing as always! Iysm ❤️

[@MK-nk8cf]

Going and getting that gold balm today. I have eczema on my hands and it's triggered by a food allergy. I've been dealing with cracked hands for my entire life. I've tried so many products it's frustrating. Thanks so much hyram for the recommendations! Love you❤️

[@allicaw2027]

Bro, I was literally just scratching my arms like crazy because my eczema is horrible in the winter

[@ryleighcardoso5960]

sameeee

[@cinnamoony3996]

i accidentally used foundation for oily skin and my already kinda bad eczema is acting up lmao

[@ryleighcardoso5960]

@@cinnamoony3996 nooooooo

[@lindseystein9676]

Having a humidifier can help a little.

[@allicaw2027]

@@lindseystein9676 yep, actually I got one 2 weeks ago (:

[@vanessaballesteros5415]

Finally my people are being SEEN! I hope we get more vids like this in the future ☺️

[@theaondracawley5441]

I have eczema too, I know the struggle its real, so thank you for this video.

[@kaylaa5967]

IM SO HAPPY I CAME ACROSS THIS VIDEOOOO I HAVE REALLY BAD ECZEMA SO THANK YOU SO MUCH

[@northrnaurora]

So I've been struggling with it much longer than I ever thought. I honestly thought it was typical dry skin, until I had a massive outbreak a couple summers ago. My hands, neck, face were so incredibly dry/cracking and it almost looked as though I had water blisters... I actually had to take time off work. I've worked hard on finding a simple skin routine so far this is what has worked for me, but im still fine-tuning it... 1. Aveeno eczema helps *no it hasn't cured my skin* 2. I stopped using drugstore moisturizers on my face... keeping it simple with rosehip oil and that has helped a lot. 3. No fragrance in my face skincare 4. No fragrance deodorant 5. No makeup 6. Goats milk bared soap only Struggling with the concept of no more hot showers and i am having a really hard time finding laundry detergent that doesn't irritate my skin.

[@jessie9653]

I wash my laundry with white vinegar and a small scoop of OxiClean.

[@auue23]

1. Avoid hot showers 2. Avoid stress / take care mental health 3. Avoid makeup (if eczema on the face) - no fragrance 4. No fragrance laundry detergent/body products

[@rrrrrr7041]

U don't know how thankful I'm for this!!!!

[@almazorman4728]

Thank you for making this video! Eczema has been a real struggle, this year especially because of the stay at home with central heating on all day. For me, laundry detergent +softener need to be fragrance free, I need to avoid synthetic fabrics, skin products need to be very very gentle, and like you said- showers/baths need to be lukewarm. Oatmeal is definitely a good recommendation as well.

[@michellelew2248]

As someone that has struggled with chronic atopic dermatitis for 3 years now, I can say that this video is informative and accurate! Recovering from eczema is a long process, and for me, it’s unfortunately something that won’t go away any time soon. Think of the healing process in layers: first, you’ve got to make sure your environment is not making you prone to eczema. Switch to fragrance-free hand soap, fragrance free detergent, softener and even dryer sheets! I’ve personally found that what makes the biggest difference for me was switching from liquid body wash to a simple, unscented, Aveeno bar soap for when I shower. I definitely could switch to a fragrance free shampoo/conditioner, but my asian hair needs a lot of love haha. Second, layer yourself with whatever prescription steroids and creams necessary to protect yourself from trans-epidermal water loss. Obviously, follow your dermatologist’s instructions when it comes to steroid creams, because overuse of those can do more damage than good. But if you do use a steroid cream, put that on your problem spots first, and then moisturize your body with a fragrance free body lotion. I use the Aveeno body lotion for super dry skin (in the blue bottle!). Finally, I use the Aveeno balm (the $16 one linked in Hyram’s video!) to seal in those problem spots! Eczema is a battle that for some people like me, we can’t win. We’ll have some good days and some bad days, but it’s important to show your skin some love by taking the steps to ensure that you’re protected in the best way you can! I’ve also seen that my mental health directly affects when my flare ups happen. It may seem like when you flare up, you’ve lost all progress you’ve made up until then. But don’t lose hope, you’re doing great!

[@ollybrown54]

My girl write a whole FLIPPING PARAGRAPH

[@kaitlinb9150]

YES YES YES I NEEDED THIS!!! ❤️❤️✨✨✨✨❤️✨❤️✨

[@Stacey_sag]

Thank you for doing this video I know I’ve commented a couple times asking about eczema. All the information you have was stuff I’ve heard a hundred times but it’s good to educate most who have no idea about eczema. I suffer from this on the face pretty severely. I started phototherapy a couple weeks ago which hasn’t helped yet. But also for anyone who has sever eczema you should look into topical steroid withdrawal if you’ve used steroids for a long period of time. It can sometimes present itself as severe eczema aswell, just wanted to put that out there for people who aren’t aware. I’ll be going to buy the cerave healing ointment to try it out.

[@nanditagharami953]

The best thing about Hyram is that he simplifies the most problematic things for people to understand it easy and better, we're thankful for this dear love 💜