Is there something like e45 cream

[Karcheer]

But better.
For about the last six months I've been using e45 on my face which has calmed down my Rosacea and reduced my spots etc. But in the last few days I've really noticed my skin feels dry, and at 43 I probably need something a bit more going on...

[SuburbanCrofter]

leccybill, Fucidin is an antibiotic usually prescribed to clear up infections caused by eczema, so might not be appropriate in this case.

E45 doesn't do anything for me either. Aveeno seems to work for lots of people, but I'm allergic to it . I use Cetraben.

[gladyoucame]

Eucerin, they do several different creams like day and night cream plus a more greasy cream. Sold in Boots

[BusterGonad]

IMO E45, doublebase and aqueous creams are crap and make my skin worse. I always recommend Aveeno, at the moment I'm enjoying Steamcream.

[Fozzleyplum]

Another vote here for Aveeno (cream rather than lotion). It's one of the few creams that is excellent for dry sensitive skin and it does't irritate my eyes, which is a problem I have with most face creams. Also, it leaves a matte finish.

[cheekyfunkymonkey]

double base or aveeno

[Chocolateteabag]

La Roche Posay Cicaplast baume - look for 1/3 off deals on FeelUnique or Esentuals - it's specifically for calming skin and I love it!

I also use Eternal Skincare Aloe Vera Moisturiser - they were at a country show and DM was talked into buying a pot (400ml for £20) which she ended up giving to me. I was a bit but have found its slowly become my go to moisturiser after a shower as it doesn't make my face sting at all. So much so I bought more at the last fair I saw them at - the sales lady seemed amazed I was buying without needing her spiel

[ChishandFips33]

Aveeno
Nivea soft
Aqueous cream??

[Cakescakescakes]

Much less greasy than e45 etc.

[Cakescakescakes]

Aveeno. I use it for my dry skin and for my DC with eczema.

[TheABC]

Try Aveeno. My sister (GP) recommended it to me instead of E45. Amazingly gentle on the skin.

[leccybill]

Aveeno, Doublebase or Fucidin.

[Softkitty2]

Diprobase?