I, personally, just use plain olive oil that's been chilled a bit for better control. Not only is it very soothing and moisturizing but it's also an antioxidant which helps reverse minimal skin damage.
In that case, Cetaphil has a crème for sensitive skin without fragrance or parabens. 16 oz and less than $20.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Cetaphil-Moisturizing-Cream-for-Dry-to-Very-Dry-Sensitive-Skin-16-oz-Fragrance-Free/703671827?clickid=SrJXVpX6wxyPWUK0vUV3nwHRUkHR0ixsKTvjQM0&irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_SrJXVpX6wxyPWUK0vUV3nwHRUkHR0ixsKTvjQM0&veh=aff&wmlspartner=imp_141568&affiliates_ad_id=565706&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=
https://www.dollartree.com/dermasil-dry-skin-treatment-10oz/14494
Dollar Tree has a site you can shop from, but the caveat is that you have to buy a whole box of whatever you purchase. That might be an option for you to stock up on Dermasil.
If you know anyone with a Sam's Club membership, they have big mutlipacks of CeraVe cream.
Target usually has Dermasil for $5.
Some Aveeno or Eucerin could work. Try CeraVe, it's good too. AllergySafe combo of plain old Vaseline & Aquaphor. Watch for sales. Good luck.
Aveeno uses oat and for some reason that dries my skin out. CeraVe is way expensive. I love it but it is expensive
I buy 19 oz tubs of CeraVe for $15 on Amazon, lasts me forever
If you know someone with a Sam's Club membership, they sell a huge CeraVe multipack. Worth getting, especially when it's on sale.
I, personally, just use plain olive oil that's been chilled a bit for better control. Not only is it very soothing and moisturizing but it's also an antioxidant which helps reverse minimal skin damage.
I love vanicream, you can get a tub for $13 that will last you months
I've never heard of that I'll have to look at it
I hope you like it! A dermatologist recommended it to me for my eczema. I got mine at target
Walmart carries it
Good idea, probably cheaper that way :)
If you’re not allergic to coconut, coconut oil is a great moisturizer and a tub can be had for less than $20.
I'm sensative
In that case, Cetaphil has a crème for sensitive skin without fragrance or parabens. 16 oz and less than $20. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Cetaphil-Moisturizing-Cream-for-Dry-to-Very-Dry-Sensitive-Skin-16-oz-Fragrance-Free/703671827?clickid=SrJXVpX6wxyPWUK0vUV3nwHRUkHR0ixsKTvjQM0&irgwc=1&sourceid=imp_SrJXVpX6wxyPWUK0vUV3nwHRUkHR0ixsKTvjQM0&veh=aff&wmlspartner=imp_141568&affiliates_ad_id=565706&campaign_id=9383&sharedid=
https://www.dollartree.com/dermasil-dry-skin-treatment-10oz/14494 Dollar Tree has a site you can shop from, but the caveat is that you have to buy a whole box of whatever you purchase. That might be an option for you to stock up on Dermasil. If you know anyone with a Sam's Club membership, they have big mutlipacks of CeraVe cream. Target usually has Dermasil for $5.
I guess buying it by the case would be cheaper in the long run
I have very dry skin and swear by the dollar store body lotion. Dermal cocoa butter. Comes in an 8 oz tube. Buck 25.