Hi,

I'm assuming that you have read some of my other postings, with your mention of the Burt's Bees Baby Bee Buttermilk Lotion. If this is the case, then you also know that this baby cleansing and moisturizing regimen was part of the process that brought about my nieces' healing from eczema. Some eczema sufferers may be senitive to fragrance; however this wasn't the case for my nieces and this product was the best option for them. Try a sample packet of the lotion on a small area to test for allergens, before making the full purchase. More important than the product name is the ingredient, which is why I gave you a list of what ingredients are beneficial to the skin when looking for bath cleansers and moisturizers.

My nieces have endured years of healing from eczema without any steroid or eczema medications. By applying the wisdom that I mentioned to you in the first post, we cleared up a severe (total body) eczema breakout in two weeks and have maintained the healing for years. If we had only focused on one part of the process (external - rehydrating the skin), then we would not have achieved or maintained the success. Treating the whole is key. The culprit for their allergen was baby formula and dust mites. We switched to a baby formula that was beneficial to their health and cleaned the air, fabric, and bedding of dust mites. We removed the allergen from the babies environment (foreign - identify the allergen and get rid of it). We knew that developing healthy immune systems would be imperative to the girls long term health and introduced a multivitamin in liquid form for infants. We were careful to make water, fruit, and vegetable their diet as they grew older. They don't drink soft drinks and processed sugars in candies, cakes, and cookies are very limited (rare occasions, birthdays). Addressing the immune system by feeding it the nourishment for which it craves is the most important part of this process; and is often the most neglected by doctors towards their patients when treating eczema. This is the (Internal) that has to be addressed. You're on the right track. I have confidence in your success. Who knows; maybe your doctor will one day be inquiring of you how you achieved success, as my nieces pediatricians have done with our family.

If you have a Whole Foods grocery store chain in your area, this will be a good place for you to visit.