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Eczema skin care routine

Now that you have your products all lined up, it’s time to put them to use as part of an overall eczema skin care routine.

Here’s what that looks like.

Shower with purpose

Dr. Anderson disagrees. “You can still wash every day if that’s your preference, but you want to keep your showers short and lukewarm.”

Aim for about 10 minutes or less in the shower. Get in. Get clean. Get out. This is not the time to belt out Elton John’s greatest hits.

Why? Remember that keeping in the moisture is the key to eczema skin care. The problem with long, hot showers is that prolonged exposure to heat can cause more water to evaporate from eczema-prone skin. So, you want to keep your exposure to hot water to a minimum.

And if you enjoy baths, the same rules apply. Keep it short and not too hot.

That nice eczema-friendly cream you picked out? Let’s put it to use.

After getting out of the tub or shower, dry off just so you’re not dripping and get to moisturizing right away. Dr. Anderson suggests moisturizing within three minutes of getting out of the shower. “Rather than let the water evaporate or toweling it all off, you want to lock in that moisture fresh out of the shower or bath.”

Consider a bleach bath

OK, so the idea of sitting in a bathtub of lukewarm water and bleach might sound harsh. But bleach baths may actually help soothe your skin.

“Bleach baths can help decrease inflammation and prevent infections in people with eczema,” Dr. Anderson shares.

Bleach baths may not be right for everyone, though, so talk with your provider before trying it out. If they agree a bleach bath may improve your eczema, mix 1/2 cup of regular household bleach (6%) into a full, lukewarm bathtub.

Try out gloves

Your hands are one of the most common places for eczema flares to pop up. If dry, cracking, itchy hands have you down, it might be worth it to try wearing gloves at night. They may also benefit people who scratch in their sleep.

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Eczema Skin Care: Products and Routines

If you’re living with eczema, you probably already know that moisturizing is the name of the game.

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But with so many skin care products available, how do you know what’s actually going to do the trick for your dry, itchy skin? What can make it worse? And on top of slathering yourself in moisturizer on the regular, what else can you do to care for your skin?

We’ve got you covered. We talked with dermatologist Kathryn Anderson, MD, about eczema skin care — what to use, what to avoid and just how much your daily habits matter.

“Some people think of caring for their skin as a matter of what products and ingredients to use, but that’s just part of it,” Dr. Anderson says. “When you’re living with eczema, it’s also important to build healthy skin care routines that help lock in the moisture and keep your skin barrier hydrated.”

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Eczema is a chronic condition that can be hard to understand sometimes, especially because it doesn’t look the same for everyone.

According to Garshick, the most common form of eczema is atopic dermatitis, a chronic inflammatory condition that can lead to flare-ups of dry, itchy red patches all over the body. It can impact infants, children, and adults, and while it’s not contagious, it may make someone more susceptible to developing food allergies, asthma, and hay fever.

But there are many different types of eczema. A trusted dermatologist can determine what form you or a loved one might have, but here’s how it breaks down:

Form of eczema

When it starts

Areas

Symptoms

Can occur anywhere on the body, but usually impacts the face, back of the neck, arms, elbow creases, and/or the backs of the knees.

Dry and/or itchy skin, scaly patches that that may turn into a red rash.

May impact infants shortly after birth. It can also occur in adolescents and adults throughout life, too.

Usually the scalp, but may effect oily areas of the hairline, eyebrows, nose, upper back, and/or groin area.