Era Organics Face Moisturizer Cream – Advanced 12-In-1 Rejuvenating Formula With Superfood Complex Manuka Honey, Hyaluronic Acid, Hemp Oil – Anti Aging Wrinkle Defense For Women or Men – 2oz

Wonderful moisturizing, soothing, thick cream good for sensitive skin (mine is crazy sensitive) UPDATED at 6 months use
I’ve been using the Era Organics cream (this and the eczema seem identical in smell, appearance, behavior, so I am reviewing both with the same time span/use) for about a month, and I can finally and honestly review it on how it worked on my latest eczema flare:A bit of background. I’m a highly allergic type person, since childhood. There are many things I cannot use or eat due to my severe sensitivities. I also have an AI condition that makes me prone to pains and skin issues–dryness due to the hypothyroid and eczema due to the AI and dermatitis due to the allergies. So, basically, I”m a mess. I’ve tried many very expensive creams for my aging skin (I’m 55), but most also cause me a reaction–no matter how hypoallergenic or high end–so I end up using Lubriderm sensitive and Eucerin Calming most often.However, I had an eczema flare on my neck/upper chest (started in 2012, and calms/flares periodically). I did NOT want to resort to prescription steroid or even OTC cortisone creams. So, I bought 4 different ones at the health food store. They helped VERY little.I decided to try this one. I was skeptical, but the reviews were good and the ingredients didn’t seem to be problematic (although I worried about the algae component, as I am sensitive to iodine and seafood of all kinds.)I used it every 2 hours for the first couple weeks, then every 4 hours. Now, I apply 2 or 3 times a day as maintenance. The result: incredible softening of skin and soothing of it. The redness began to reduce in less than a week, the itching lessened. After two weeks, very much relieved. Now, about a month later, my neck looks and feels much better and I haven’t scratched or burned for over two weeks. It feels normal to the touch. I do have hyperpigmentation from recurrent flares, and this cream can’t fix that, but having the rash/itch/redness gone is lovely.So, is this a miracle cream? No. Is it useful? YES! It did not affect a hypersensitive person such as I am, which is saying a lot. It helped a lot. Much more than the other creams and homeopathic stuff I tried. (I even tried straight, pure medical-grade Manuka honey, which was a sticky mess, but that stuff is good; and this cream contains some, which is good.)I figure if you have a rash/eczema/etc and are tired of the skin damaging steroids–and I used them for years and years–try this. If it doesn’t work, just use it as a moisturizer. But it’s surely worth a shot.Proof I liked it: I ordered 3 jars that arrived this past week, using the promo code here on Amazon. I’ll take any savings I can get! My sister also has eczema and dermatitis issues, so I’m gonna gift her a jar and see how it goes.Now, the physical/smell of the cream: It’s a thick, white cream (almost like a paste). It smells like cocoa butter. It applies nicely and is not sticky. It does have a light “layering” effect, so while I use it on my face when I’m at home, I’m less likely to use it under makeup, where the cream can pill a bit if you rub in foundation, cream blush, etc. I have used it as an undereyes/crows-feet area cream, since I can’t use anything there other than Lubriderm (for 15 years, due to hypersensitivity). This one has not given me any dermatitis/reaction. None. Just soothing. The cocoa butter smell dissipates, so I don’t find it annoying at all. But if you hate the scent of cocoa butter, you will not like it.This is a jar, so you need to use hygiene techniques: Wash hands well with soap before dipping fingers inside and keep tightly closed between uses. I have my new jars in the fridge, since I don’t know how well they will last outside of refrigeration. The ingredients seem pretty stable, and the jar I opened a month ago is still fresh in look and smell.Note: There is another product on Amazon that’s an eczema cream with identical ingredients, smell, and look. I bought it along with the Era Organics one and they seem to be the same (similarly priced, too). I’d keep an eye out on which has a better price (with the discount, right now, it’s Era Organics, unless you buy the 8 oz jar by Wild Naturals, in which case you do get about 9 bucks o fa savings.)Also, seems to be the same formula as the other Era Organics cream that comes in the same type jar (the one for eczema). Go with either one, whichever is priced better or has a discount promotion.A VERY good cream for sensitive and fussy skin–very calming and soothing and softening without the weird ingredients of steroid creams. I recommend it.I will note that the owner, Tyler, seems to be highly responsive to customer issues. So, if good customer service is a priority for you, definitely feel at ease with Era Oganics. And I don’t know Tyler personally, but I’ve seen his comment replies here on Amazon, and he’s on top of customer complaints and issues.RECOMMENDED PRODUCTUPDATE July 2015: I’ve been using this every single days, more than once a day, for six months already. My neck is much, much, much improved. This cream has kept another flare away and the skin is able to heal some, even lighten up some. I was so embarrassed by the scaliness and hyperpigmentation that was so dark it looked like dirt. Well, it’s smooth and the marks are much less noticeable. I plan to continue to use this as my regular neck cream morning and evening to keep the dermatitis/eczema away. Love it. I do notice that there are other creams now on Amazon besides this and the other brand I tried, with the exact same ingredients list. so I will be keeping an eye on prices as competition heats up. But I stil recommend this one.UPDATE November 2016: I’ve been using this close to two years now, and it has kept my neck nice. It’s all normal and has been for a while. No scales, no pustules, not dark striations. I am happy to show it off again with low-cut tops. 😀 I even recommended it to family and I carry it around with me some days when I’m gone from home all day to reapply as needed. This, the facial one, the eczema (all the same really) work very well. I can’t wear foundation anymore due to allergies, so I just slather this on my face instead and when I went to the beauty salon last month, I kept hearing shocked reactions to my age (56). So, it’s just as well I cna’t use expensive creams (allergic), cause this one works fine.

This is nice moisture cream
This is nice moisture cream. Not just for face but for hands and body as well. It looks and feels heavy in the jar but once applied it is not. The only thing I don’t care for is the scent – it smells like sour, almost like spoiled dairy products. The scent does quickly dissipate once applied to the skin. It is also a great eye cream. I used to be able to tolerate eye wrinkle creams but as I’ve gotten older most of them irritate my eyes – burning, itching and creeping into the eyes once your body heat softens them. I am able to use this around my eye area w/ no problem. I have given this to my 12 year old niece to get her started on a basic skin care regimen. She has very sensitive skin and has had no problems w/ it causing irritation or any kind of break out or rashes or itching. It is a very soothing, healing cream. My niece got burned a few months ago on half her face w/ scalding hot soup. She quickly jumped in the shower when it happened and let the cool water run on her face until the burn feeling subsided, ice packed it until we got her to the doctor. She had what was basically a bad sunburn on her face is what the doctor said. After two days of applying nothing but antibiotic ointment to her skin per the doctors orders, I gave her a jar of this cream. She applied it everyday as needed. She said it felt cool and like it soothed it. It helped w/ the itching and peeling and the roughness. Her skin is now even more beautiful than before. No scarring or redness of any sort. Just a smooth, porcelain like complexion.