A couple of years ago I started to use a product that was originally made for babies' sensitive skin. It was marvellous. It absorbed easily, without sitting on the skin. I used it on arms, legs and torso. Unfortunately, after the company was sold, I cannot find it in the shops. The cream used to be called: Grapefruit & Organic Tea Tree Moisturiser, made by Chillds Farm..... good enough for a baby‘s bum ......
Why would general lotions and creams not be safe for diabetics?Hello does anyone use an all round skin cream/lotion that is diabetic safe.
I forgot to say I also use Aveeno DMBL but it will aggravate my eczema if I am having a flare up, which at the moment I amI use Aveeno (Daily Moisturising Body lotion), though I don't really use it daily - after I shave, which is fairly infrequently with alopecia, and on shins and arms which can get dry and end up with patches of eczema during the winter, which the Aveeno seems to get rid of very quickly.
Interesting how it has different effects, my daughter also didn't get on very well with it when she had eczema when she was younger (which I guess I should have mentioned originally). As with all things even vaguely diabetes-related, YMMV!I forgot to say I also use Aveeno DMBL but it will aggravate my eczema if I am having a flare up, which at the moment I am![]()