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Eczema vs. dry skin
If you’re having issues with dry skin, you might be curious about eczema. Eczema can make your skin dry and itchy—but there’s a lot separating everyday dry skin from this chronic condition. Learn more about both of these skin issues and how to treat them below.
How to treat eczema
Treat & Hydrate
Eczema is a chronic condition that causes skin to become itchy, flaky and inflamed. Other symptoms can include rough or scaly patches of skin, oozing or crusting, and areas of swelling. Remedies include over-the-counter skin care products designed to provide itch-relief benefits and keep skin hydrated, like CeraVe’s dermatologist-approved eczema treatments. When dealing with an eczema flareup, make sure to keep skin hydrated, manage itching and avoid scratching that can injure the skin.
Products approved by the National Eczema Association
Products approved by the National Eczema Association
How to treat dry skin
