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How To Significantly Relieve 5 Symptoms of Eczema Flare-Ups

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Once upon a time, not too long ago, my son had odd red, irritated patches on his arm. At the same time, he had a few asthma attacks, so I knew the seasons were changing. Taking charge of his asthma was the easier task, but relieving what I learned was an eczema flare-up was a tad harder.

Fast-forward just a few years and I have learned how to significantly relieve 5 symptoms of Eczema flare-ups that burden eczema sufferers. Reading, asking questions, and speaking to our doctor all lead me down the path to find relief that would not harm his young, gentle skin, rather offer him some relief.

Those of you that suffer from Eczema know how awful it is, and that itching/scratching cycle feels great, but yields the ugliest results and is simply the worst way to help the symptoms. It is time to stop the itching cycle and ease those symptoms of eczema flare-ups. Are you ready to break the itch cycle, relieve the itch, dryness, roughness, scaling, and red/irritated patches? Lavishly live your life out loud again and gain eczema relief without steroids or fragrance!

The Ever-Changing Seasons

Do you want to know if the seasons are changing? All you have to do is to take a look at my son’s arms and hands and you can very much predict a season change without even knowing what month we are in. My son is a human barometer of weather change. Dry patches that show up on his face, arm and hands are telltale signs of the impending season changed, coupled with his asthma attacking his lungs.

What follows, is similar to a cat or dog scratching itself and it’s not a pretty scene to watch. Rather than watch him suffer season after season, I sought out a solution to help him weather through the seasonal changes.

My treasured find of how to significantly relieve the 5 symptoms of eczema flare-ups is incorporated as part of his daily regimen and takes seconds to do! Goodbye itching and hello relief to itching, dryness, scaling, roughness, and redness.!

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Our Golden Find

The solution to helping my son needed to be simple, and steroid-free, and it needed to be from a trusted brand and tested by dermatologists, after all, he is just a child and I wanted relief but I did not want to harm his skin. What I found offered relief to 1)itch, 2) dryness, 3) scaling/peeling, 4) roughness and 5) redness/irritation.

Relieve 5 Symptoms of Eczema

GOLD BOND® Ultimate Eczema Relief goes beyond other leading eczema products with 2% colloidal oatmeal to help break the itch-scratch cycle. The steroid-free, patented formula blends colloidal oatmeal, 7 moisturizers, and 3 vitamins to relieve itch, dryness, scaling/peeling, roughness, and redness/irritation. Accepted by the National Eczema Association. Criteria met!

You might be familiar with the name ‘GOLD BOND® ‘ and perhaps you associate with the brand’s original medicated powder started back in 1908? A trusted brand that has been around a long time just keeps on getting better and adding products. In 1996 GOLD BOND® introduced its first lotion, which was rich and thick named ‘Healing’.

Currently, GOLD BOND® is the leading brand in the hand and body lotion category and using the product allows you to feel the relief! What are you waiting for get to the store and find your relief!

The ‘Golden’ Facts You Need To Know

That fabulous itch and scratch cycle you are intimately familiar with will be relieved, and the formula that will provide relief was clinically tested on eczema sufferers. Here is what the clinical study found:

1. 8 out of 10 saw and felt significant skin improvement in 2 weeks

2. 8 out of 10 experienced significant relief of dryness, scaling, and roughness in 2 weeks

3. 9 out of 10 experienced significant relief of redness/irritation in 4 weeks

Get into the relief zone and find GOLD BOND® Ultimate Eczema Relief at all major mass, drug and food retailers listing at $9.99. Stop scratching and head on over to your favorite mass retailer for relief! The steroid-free blend of vitamins and moisturizers helps those five vicious symptoms of eczema and lets you go on with life!

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  3. Word Press is not allowing me to post my Tweet link. Says too many URLs. How can that be when there is only one URL in the link.
    However I posted as @willitara and the specific status number is 936340581046980609

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  7. My son has issues with dry itchy skin. We’ve used an off brand that is similar to this but we need to try this as it seems to get worse in the winter months.

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  12. My youngest daughter does suffer and has otc and some prescription cream to help and I suffer from extremely dry skin and itching and some patches

    tbarrettno1 at gmail dot com

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  14. My little grandson has battled eczema. He has so many allergies and asthma. Thankfully the dermatologist has it under control.

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  15. When I was going through a rough patch with my husband a few years ago I began to have severe eczema issues on the inside bend of my elbow and my arm pits. Very distressing to have horribly itchy armpits at work! My flare ups tend to come with stress and I generally treat them as heat rashes with diaper cream. Not a very comfortable treatment but it does help turn down the flare up. Then I generally treat with aloe to soothe. I’ve not yet tried the Gold Bond eczema lotions.

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  17. I have never had eczema, but my skin gets dry in the winter. Eating more natural fats like nuts and avocados help as well as moisturizing two times per day.

    Thank you for the chance to win this!

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  19. I’m lucky to have not experienced it, but grandmother had it and tried many things…I’m sure she would have been happy to have this.

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  21. I tweeted on 11/8 1:15am EST with the hashtags. Your blog is blocking tweet links. My twitter handle is @myfolly. You need to fix this. 🙂

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  22. I occasionally suffer from eczema symptoms but, I haven’t been diagnosed with it. I have not tried Gold Bond since it’s far and few between my break outs.

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  23. I am unable to post the link to my tweet. It was done with the handle @FireRunner2379 on 11/7/2017 at 1:44 pm and I tagged you.

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  24. I get very dry skin in the winter months to the point the skin on my knuckles cracks and bleeds. I’ll definitely be giving Gold Bond a try!

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  29. Thanks for the tips! My son developed eczema around 6 months old. We successfully kicked it (as of right now) but it does flare up from time to time if we don’t keep his skin moisturized.

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  33. As a child I used to have excema on my hands so bad that my mom would smear vaseline all over them and make me where socks to bad. I seem to have outgrown it as an adult but I wish my mom new about, or that we had Gold Bond growing up – I think it would have helped a lot!

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  36. My grandson has issues with this and gold bond is a life saver. We all buy and use this now because it works so well.

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  45. My brother battled eczema on his face. The doctors couldn’t figure it out and said it was from stress. This sounds like a promising product for him.

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  47. Gold Bond Ultimate Eczema Relief sounds like an awesome product to help combat eczema flare=ups. I know my eczema gets worse in the winter months and am always looking for lotions and creams to help relieve it. My shins get really bad along with my hands. Thanks for sharing the information.

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  53. I tweeted. For some reason it won’t let me post the url here. My twitter name is @peg42
    Thanks so much.

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  54. Change of weather seems to bring on flare ups on me. I’ve dealt with Eczema for years as does my youngest son. I have to give this Gold Bond Ultimate.

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  55. This is a good product I must tell my friend to use. She is suffering from eczema down her legs that prevents her from wearing shorts or skirts.

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  57. I don’t actually have eczema, but my son gets it in the winter. Poor guy is itchy and I can tell it hurts. We’ll try Gold Bond this year.

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  60. I love Gold Bond. It’s the only thing that works for my skin. I have a harder time during the cooler months with dryness and Eczema so having something that works well is important!

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  63. I am very lucky to not have suffered from eczema but have friends who have, so will be keeping this product in mind next time they have a flare up! Thank you for sharing your experience x

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  68. My son has eczema and always acts up during fall and winter when the weather is dry. Thanks for sharing your thoughts and will definitely give this a try.

    amy [at] uTry [dot] it

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  77. My father has eczema and is using a Chinese cream product. It works wonders for him but still, we have to be extra careful as we’re not sure of its ingredients. I’ll suggest this product to him instead.

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  79. I don’t have eczema but my father-in-law does and he’s always trying different creams to treat it. I’ll have to send him a bottle of Gold Bond.

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  85. I posted on twitter but I am unable to post the link I keep getting an error message. I see others are having the same problem in the comments.. You can see the tweet at my twitter page @myway070

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  86. I had really bad eczema on my hands when I was fourteen and I can attest to Gold Bond’s being the one product to literally cure my flare up. I haven’t had it since, so this brand is legit amazing.

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  92. I do have slight eczema and it’s really difficult to have a moisturized skin, especially winter. I would love to try this product out, see if it works. Thanks for the review.

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  94. I get very dry and itchy skin in winter, and we have long winter up here. I would really love to give GOLD BOND a try.
    tcarolinep at gmail dot com

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  96. I been using gold bond for years. We all suffer allergies and winter dries our skin and flares up my eczema. It is a huge help.

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  97. My sister in law suffers from Eczema and she uses Gold bond lotion which helps. Her eczema is especially bad in the winter and she has dry skin.

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  99. My redness, dryness in the Winter is worse. My skin gets so dry and itchy. I have used this lotion to help me combat the eczema problems. And it really works!

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  100. It won’t let me post the tweet in its entirety Go to twitter and look for mami2jcn/status/921368083356372994

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  105. I develop eczema if I eat certain foods I am sensitive to. If I don’t eat those foods, or eat small amounts, I keep the eczema under control.
    jslbrown2009 at aol dot com

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  107. I was recently diagnosed with eczema & I’m going to have to try the Gold Bond. Haven’t had much luck so far with lotions & the itching is about to drive me crazy.

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  109. My wife is a dermatologist and she keeps stressing using skin-friendly products to avoid Eczema. They should be steroid free, paraben free and as many natural products as possible. This surely fits the bill!

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  110. Tweet – I can’t post the URL, I get this:
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    I tweeted @clc408

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  112. My sister has always had problems with eczema. I get dry itchy skin but not as bad as hers. I’ll let her know about this because I think it would help.

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  113. I’ve never had eczema, but it sounds uncomfortable to the max, especially for a child! I’m glad you were able to find a product that worked for your son – and yes, Gold Bond is a brand I remember always seeing in the bathroom cabinet growing up.

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  114. I get red, dry circles on my elbows that won’t go away with regular lotion. I’m not sure if that is considered eczema or not, but it sounds like Gold Bond Eczema Relief would help!

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  115. I’m trying to post my tweet link, but am getting an error message on your blog, so I’ll try to post it this way for verification – twitter dot com/Weidknecht/status/920647538490970112

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  117. Mine gets really bad about this time of year. It’s worse right now bc of the baby products we use on my 11 month old. I have been looking at ads for the new prescription option but think I will give the gold bond a try first. I hate using the steroid ointments but sometimes that was the only thing that worked for me in the past.

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  118. Our daughter gets the worst cases of eczema in the winter. The cold weather seems to just react instantly into a flare up. I’m looking forward to having this on hand this season.

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