Neutrogena dermatological cream

[stripycreature]

I have awful eczema on my face since my teenage years. Tried many creams, but not many seem to do much.
Neutrogena dermatological cream however worked amazingly, and felt the least nasty and greasy.
I've been told by the manufacturers that it's been discontinued. I probably have a month's supply left and am scared about what to do.

Is there anything else on the market like this cream? I feel the glycerol was what made the difference for me.

Thanks for reading.

DH uses dermaveen products - eczema ointment at night (think vaseline type consistency hence using it at night) and the sensitive relief eczema cream for day. Day cream doesn't leave a greasy residue - some pharmacies do testers though if you're not sure

Thanks Kitchenbound, will give this a shot. :-)

Is it discontinued overseas? Might be worth having a look and paying shipping.

I'm guessing you've already tried Cetraben or dermalex.

Eumocream looks similar to what you're after

OMG your Post came up because I’m desperately searching for this too. It is the ONLY cream that helps me to manage my sensitive skin and eczema and like you I’ve tried the lot! I’m allergic to frangrance essential oils and several other chemicals, I used Aveeno for so long I developed a sensitivity to oats and shea butter and I also can’t tolerate anything made from paraffin oil. If anyone knows of a glycerin based moisturiser, without any paraffin or mineral oils, please let me know,

I have bought a metric ton of eczema stuff recently and the best was the new Aveeno Baby cream, saw it on offer for £6.50-ish in my independent chemist today. The runner-up was Topicrem, bought from France, via Amazon.

Herbacin Wuta Kamille cream is available on Amazon. It is glycerin based and contains no mineral oil.

Hi! I've got a solution to replace the Neutrogena dermatological cream I used for 15 years on my face. I replaced it with the Neutrogena Hand cream concentrated, which has the exact same composition base of glycerin.
I took me 6 months to find out as I tried many other creams (Aveeno, Dexeryl, Dermalex, Eurax etc..) which gave me bad allergies so I was super desperate to find a solution. I had a hand tube in my bedside table and 2 weeks ago I thought this is it! The hand cream is slightly thicker but it is THE perfect match to replace and super cheap too. I registered here to share the info, even 6 months later...