Friday, April 10, 2020

How I Treat My Eczema

Hello readers,

Have you ever heard about eczema? Rough skin? Inflamed skin? Itchy or even bleeding? Right! That's eczema. 

Well, I remember I was "attacked" by eczema since I was in high school, aged around 15 I guess.

So now, I'm in the late of 20's, year after year I've try different ways to treat my eczema by taking care of my food intake, be careful with everything that I touch like plant, pets, and even used Paraben free products on my skin. 

My mom even brought me to get treatment from dermatologist (Yeah, the doctor prescribed me steroid and it cause my weight gain drastically, waistline from 26 inch to 31 inch!). None of this helped me. 

Somehow I found this 3 steps and 3 products that help me to relieve my eczema safely at home, without consume any steroid internally:

Step 1 : Wash the eczema part of your body (hand, fingers, legs, back or wherever it is) with lukewarm water. Please avoid using hot water because it will burn your skin and trigger the itchiness on your skin.

Step 2: Please ready a specific clean towel that you only dry for eczema skin. Like hello? You don't mix your body towel with your hair right? So, please take note on this part. Prepare a towel specifically only for eczema skin.

Step 3: Apply the products accordingly


  • Foban, Hydro Cream (contain Fusidic Acid & Hydrocortisone) - use this if there is no wound on your eczema; or

  • Foban, Oitment (contain Sodium Fusidate) - use this if there is wound on your eczema;

  • Vaseline, original petroleum jelly &

  • Rosken Skin Repair (Please use the blue packaging because it's suitable for Dry to Extra Dry Skin)
You can repeat this 3 steps with 3 products after apply your facial routine skincare first. Good luck and wish all the people who have eczema can be treated. Here's a picture of my eczema after a few times repeat the steps!



Disclaimer: Please consult to dermatologist first if you found this article is not suitable for you. 



How I Treat My Eczema

Hello readers, Have you ever heard about eczema? Rough skin? Inflamed skin? Itchy or even bleeding? Right! That's eczema.  Well, I r...