When you’ve goteczema, there is an entirely new set of rules for skincare.

The other part is preventing flare-ups by keeping the skin as healthy and protected as possible.

That’s where proper skincare comes in.

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Look for trusted names in thedrugstore skinaisle like Cetaphil, Eucerin, and CeraVe.

Here are a handful of products that are OK for eczema-prone skin according to dermatologists and theNational Eczema Association.

“I tell my patients to go to bed greasy,” says Barba.

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“One of the best bland moisturizers that seals in the moisture at night is petrolatum.”

Look for cleansers that won’t strip the skin, something with a creamy consistency and moisturizing ingredients.

Barba also recommends using lukewarm water to wash body and face.

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So turn to something lighter like this sheer ointment.

Mustela is a go-to brand for newborns and this creamy bath product will soothe dry, flaky patches.

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This is another option for everyday wear.

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This one by Eucerin has colloidal oatmeal to help soothe dry skin.

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