Noble Formula Alise's Maintenance Cream for Itching, Redness, Irritation, Scaling, and Flaking, Moisturizing Cream, 4 oz

I have very dry skin from the heat and the weather on the East Coast; using this product does help my skin smooth out on my face. The price is a little bit high, but I am hoping in time I will see a difference with the fine lines, etc..

In July 2013, I had the misfortune to develop allergy-induced pink eye, for which I was prescribed a medicated eye drop. The second day of using these eye drops, I noticed red flaking on my eyelids. I thought it was residual from the thick eye drops, but it persisted even after the conjunctivitis was healed. I saw doctors who said it was one thing and another, but nobody could give me a prescription that helped relieve my symptoms. Meanwhile, I was suffering physically and mentally. My eyelids were red, inflamed, scaly and peeling, and I was mortified. This lasted until around Christmas, when a PA prescribed me a hydrocortisone cream. A couple weeks later, the flakiness stopped and my eyelids returned to normal.I did it. I survived. This mystery ailment was defeated!Wrong. July 2014 comes around, and to my deepest dismay, I notice my eyelids have begun to scale like a lizard. The first thing I did was fall into an instant panic. How am I expected to live like a lizard for half of the year every year? I knew my best approach would be to pick up some hydrocortisone cream and hope it nips this issue in the bud. Oh wait, I don't want to leave my house with lizard eyelids. Best check Amazon. That's when I stumbled upon Noble Formula HC Cream. (This is starting to sound like a commercial). Despite the price, I was inspired to purchase a container because of the excellent reviews and the claim that it's formulated for the most sensitive areas (like eyelids, in my case). I received it two days later and made the first application, which requires very little cream. No burning! I like that. No white residue on my eyelids either. Bonus. I make another application in the evening before bed.I wake up and check out my eyelids. They haven't gotten worse. That's good news. I make two more applications that day. The third day, I wake up and hop in the shower. Since my first struggle with atopic dermatitis, I've been washing my eyelids with baby shampoo. No different today, but -- wait -- yes, different. Could it be? My eyelids are baby soft. There's no scaling. There's no flaking.Three days. This kicked my eczema in three days. Sorcery. Witchcraft. I don't care. I'll take it.TL;DR: This stuff works like magic. Buy it. With your money.

I've tried several Emu products and they work well on my skin. Does not leave a greasy film and drys nicely. Great for everyday use, under make up or just by itself. Use it for face and body. Highly recommend.

I have had Rosacea for 18yrs, I had accepted it as a fact of life and not one that I liked; it made me self conscious because people would always ask about my 'sunburn' or think that I am angry because my face is red. I would cover it with make-up, making sure not to touch my face afterwards because if my make-up rubbed off I would have red showing through. Recently, my Rosacea had gotten worse and was now accompanied by annoying itching so I went back to the internet to see if I could find an 'inexpensive', OTC and possibly natural remedy that would help get things under control. I found a few people noting that Pyrithione Zinc (an ingredient in dandruff shampoo) was helpful - so I thought, what the heck. First I found the Noble Formula 2% Pyrithione Zinc (ZnP) Bar Soap ($12.99) and after trying that with some success I decided to order this cream which had the added Hydrocortisone that would hopefully help with the itching. I will say that, at $39.99 for 4oz, it is a bit pricey but if you are just using it on your face it will probably last for quite a while.I have only had this cream for a few days but so far it feels amazing - it goes on smooth and seems to be working; my redness has decreased and the itching has stopped. I have been using it in place of a moisturizer and have even worn it under make-up. Now, it does leave my face a little oily but I think that is a small price to pay for having the redness decrease and it's not any more oily than I normally am. I would definitely recommend trying this cream.(I'm not sure how natural this cream is but it has relatively short list of ingredients: Hydrocortisone (1%), purified water, Almond Oil, Squalane, Cyclomethicone, Rose Hip Oil, Arachidyl Behenyl Alcohol & Arachidyl Glucoside, Natural Vitamin E (d-Alpha-Tocopherol), Cetearyl Alcohol & Cetearyl Glucoside, Pyrithione Zinc (.25%), Sodim Lauryl Sulfate, Sodium Hydroxymethylglycinate, and TEA-Carbomer)