[hollysmama]

I have found something that really does work (well for my boy anyway). It's called Mrs Mac's special cream and is made by a pharmacist in FNQ. My 6mo was suffering mild eczema in the creases of his arms and it had been getting worse as it is starting to get quite hot up here. And he also had really bad cradle cap behind his ears which would sometimes bleed and was mostly always weepy or crusty. I tried quite a few creams, but mum bought this for me to try and it is amazing. It cleared it all up completely in 2 days. I couldn't believe it. Anyway, here's a link to her website if you are interested. It's not cheap, but it does work.

Mrs Mac's Special Cream

[lucky 2]

That's great you have found something that works OP.

I would have liked to read what was in it, but nothing on the website. What happens if someone has allergies and needs to avoid certain chemicals/substances?

[hollysmama]

Well I guess you can always pick up a phone or send an email....

This post has been edited by hollysmama: 23/11/2012, 06:45 PM

[Velouria]

a little harsh op? My kids have terrible eczema so I'm always on the lookout for new creams. Due to extreme dairy and nut allergies I'd need to know the ingredients also. I guess I'll pick up the phone myself

[hollysmama]

sorry perhaps I took it the wrong way.

[Drowningnotwavin...]

Edit - good news for your family.

This post has been edited by Drowningnotwaving: 23/11/2012, 06:35 PM

[Mum2TwoDSs]

Thanks OP for sharing this.

[fizzy19]

If you have a jar are you able to list the ingredients on here OP? We suffer from bad eczema

[hollysmama]

Sorry, I would but there are no ingredients on the jar. It looks very homemade. All the label says is "Mrs Mac's Special Cream" with her email address.

[purplekitty]

As a pharmacist, Mrs. Mac should know better than to sell a product that has no details about the ingredients.