Rin Enzyme suppose to help your body metabolizes fat faster... not really specific for eczema.
Eczema, dermatitis, rosacea they're almost similar... I have some form of sensitive facial skin, similar the abovelisted, what I use is mild cleanser called Cetaphil. I realize that whenever KL got jerebu, my skin turns worse so I always have to hydrate it water-based moisturizer, otherwise redness, flakiness sure got.
If the problem exist elsewhere on your body, like your hand, try Benevett... I believe thats the name. My grandmother used that ointment before. The fastest way to 'calm' exzema is Vitamin C. In fact most issues comes from lack of Vitamin C and Vitamin B.
Try take Redoxon Effervescent Vitamin C 1000mg, 1 tablet per day. Dun take too much because Vitamin C lots of Sodium (Salt). After drink that, drink additional 2 more glasses of plain water. Quite cheap too, just less than RM20.
I googled and the correct name is Betnovate Cream/Ointment. Got few types if not mistaken. My grand used that to control the unbearable gatal2 on her skin.
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Rin Enzyme suppose to help your body metabolizes fat faster... not really specific for eczema.
Eczema, dermatitis, rosacea they're almost similar... I have some form of sensitive facial skin, similar the abovelisted, what I use is mild cleanser called Cetaphil. I realize that whenever KL got jerebu, my skin turns worse so I always have to hydrate it water-based moisturizer, otherwise redness, flakiness sure got.
If the problem exist elsewhere on your body, like your hand, try Benevett... I believe thats the name. My grandmother used that ointment before. The fastest way to 'calm' exzema is Vitamin C. In fact most issues comes from lack of Vitamin C and Vitamin B.
Try take Redoxon Effervescent Vitamin C 1000mg, 1 tablet per day. Dun take too much because Vitamin C lots of Sodium (Salt). After drink that, drink additional 2 more glasses of plain water. Quite cheap too, just less than RM20.
I googled and the correct name is Betnovate Cream/Ointment. Got few types if not mistaken. My grand used that to control the unbearable gatal2 on her skin.
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