A product hailed a ‘miracle in a tub’ has now been officially recognised as a medical treatment for eczema sufferers. Parents have lauded the product as ‘magic’ for the ‘dramatic difference’ effect it’s had on their children’s skin, but it’s now been taken a step further.
Balmonds’ Skin Salvation has long been celebrated as a godsend for those battling with eczema, but it is now formally recognised as a treatment for the skin condition. The product is the first 100 per cent natural cream to have achieved the classification of a Class 1 Medical Device for eczema, signifying that it can be considered a safe, effective treatment for the chronic conditions of eczema and psoriasis.
The £9 ‘miracle balm’ consists of nine natural raw ingredients that combine to produce ‘magic’ results. It employs a mixture of olive oil, safflower seed oil, hemp seed oil, calendula flower extract, chamomile flower extract, chickweed extra and nettle extract for their hydrating and skin-soothing properties, MyLondon reports.
It also includes protective beeswax to seal in moisture and aims to support the healthy function of the skin barrier. Skin Salvation is suitable for use on all skin types, although it is recommended for use on children of at least six weeks old.
While it is now a recognised eczema treatment, it’s advisable to test on a small area of the body first – such as the wrist – before applying it everywhere. The moisturising cream has earned an impressive reputation, boasting an average score of 4.6 out of 5 stars from a substantial 3,299 reviews.
One satisfied customer said: “Amazing miracle in a little tub. Amazing product. I could see results the next day. My son has severe eczema. I have tried everything on the market, from steroid creams to bath powders. Nothing seems to work long-term. This cream cleared the dark patches and kept the skin moisturised.”
Another impressed user commented: “Magic. I used the skin salvation on some dry skin on my nose because of blowing my nose from a cold. And I could see an improvement after just one use! I’d go as far as saying the dry skin is completely gone.”
A pleased parent added: “Amazing! My daughter has eczema, and nothing seemed to clear it for the past two years. Until I tried this, and within a few days, I noticed dramatic differences. I have also used this on my skin. My skin feels amazing.”
Further praise came from other customers, with one writing: “If it’s sore, if it’s dry, this emollient really is a lifesaver. I’ve been using it throughout topical steroid withdrawal, and it hasn’t irritated my skin. I would highly recommend it to anyone with dry, sensitive skin looking for a natural, safe alternative.”
Despite the product’s popularity, it didn’t win over everyone. One user who wasn’t satisfied commented: “Not great for my eczema, to be honest. My eczema is mega scabby, and I wouldn’t say the salvation remedy world for it.”
Balmonds addressed their concerns by highlighting the safety net of a 60-day money-back guarantee for customers. Other balms on the market can soothe sore skin, such as Jeunvie’s £34.99 Soothing Eczema Balm or Bria’s £15.95 Relief Repair Replenish Baby Balm.
Alternatively, you can purchase Balmond’s Skin Salvation starting from £9 while subscribing for repeat purchases saves shoppers 20 percent.