Zerodouble

Excellent for dry itchy skin. I first got a small tube on prescription from my doctor, then I bought the bigger container. At first I had to use it everyday. Now just every few days. It does the job well.

I use this as a wash on my son. I was recommended this product by a friend whose dermatologist recommended. She had bad eczema and now has to avoid all sulphates in products (triggered from working in a bar years ago) - so uses this as a wash, her skin cleared in a week or so. So I tried on my son. He doesn’t have the same condition but gets sore legs a bit of eczema and rashes from allergies we think from inspect repellent and football shin pads/sweat. His skin took longer to clear but it is definitively helping. I use in bath to wash and soak in.

This cream was prescribed for me by my GP. It. Is for extremely dry skin. It’s easy to use and works. I used to be able to get it from the NHS free of charge because of my age but unfortunately it was taken off the list. I did shop around and found Amazon good price at £10.00. It’s quite large and lasts a long time.

Hubby loves using this as it’s less sticky than the cream version and leaves his skin feeling smooth and moisturised. I don’t know how to explain it but it’s worth a try if you have skin conditions.

I suffer eczema on my hands This is the only cream that will keep my hands moisturised

Bought a bunch of the creams to test out which one will work for me during winter. In order of preference 1. Zero double - moisturising for much longer, it didn’t smell like the others. The gel is a weird texture though. 2. Zeroveen - skin was sensitive to some of the ingredients first but it was really moisturising. It does have a semi-stolen parrifin scent 3. Zerocream - did not like the application, did not like the texture, didn’t like how it made my skin feel tacky, didn’t like the smell.

I have eczema and have tried a LOT of emollients. I really like this one. It sinks completely into my dry skin without leaving greasy residue. It's fragrance-free, and uncoloured. It's good value for money as a little goes a long way.

My daughter has severe exzema and this is the best cream I've used to date. Her skin now is not dry and is smooth. The exzema is still there but not as angry looking and she doesn't complain when it is being applied. Using twice a day (most of the body) one 100ml tube lasted one week. We have it on prescription but I am buying it as there is a problem with the supplier for pharmacies and no one has any in stocks now where I live. For reference we have tried most other creams. Atleast with this cream being applied means we use less steriod creams too as a lot of other creams just aggravated the skin on application.

not as good as other emollients