Puriya Intensive Moisturizer with Honey, Shea Butter, Hydrating, Soothing for Dry, Irritated, Sensitive Skin, Daily Multi Purpose Cream for Hands, Body, Long Lasting, Plant Based Mother of All Creams

A great soothing moisturiser. I am using it since a year mainly for itching and have found it extremely helpful. I am relieved of my issue since i have started using it. Highly recommended

I have a lot of issues with my face and some parts of my body, vitiligo, rosacea, dryness and sensitive to detergents. Was recommended to try this cream and I have tried it and very pleased with the results. Helps with the rosacea and any pimples from sensitivity to detergents. I actually leave it in the refrigerator to keep cool and apply at night. By morning my skin feels and looks so much better. It is creamy but it gets absorbed well if your skin is dry. Not sure if you have oily skin if this would be good, however highly recommend trying it.

bad cream and expinsive

Nice

ريحته غير مرغوبة واستخدمته زوجتي مرة ولم تعد تطيقه

This has been a particularly dry winter this year and I ended up with eczema on my eyelids that would not go away. Regular creams irritated the skin so instead of being dry and itchy, it was dry, itchy, burning and swollen. Even aloe gel irritated my skin. It was looking like my only option would be to start corticosteroid cream which has really terrible side effects, including thinning of the skin (eeeek!). I did one last search on Amazon to see if I could find an alternative and I stumbled across this cream. The seller sent an email before my purchase arrived, detailing about testing the cream and a few other tips. When the jar arrived, it was left in my mailbox at -10 degrees but it was still ok once it warmed up. The smell reminds me of walking into a health food store, it smells pleasant and wholesome, like a few different spices mixed together, but nothing I can name specifically. I tested it out before putting on my eyelid as I was incredibly aware of how uncomfortable it could be if I had a bad reaction. When I put it on my eyelid it was like magic. The pain was gone, the itch was gone. It was such a relief after weeks of discomfort (if your eyelid hurts it sucks like you wouldn't believe- it's all you can think about because your eyes don't stop blinking). I put a very small amount on - there is peppermint in the ingredients and nobody wants peppermint in the eye. As an unexpected bonus, I used it on my entire face and it cleared up the dry skin and drastically reduced the redness of my rosacea overnight. Before I purchased it, I read a lot of reviews and some people said it was greasy. If you read the ingredients it's made from various oils, so if you use too much it will be greasy. It's not like using a hand lotion that you slather all over, a little dab will do you. My cream is fairly firm (thanks winter!) so I press three fingers onto the cream and use what sticks to my fingers to apply at a time (three of those for my face and neck and one per hand). I'm not swiping my fingers through to get a big dollop of cream. Think buttering a cake pan not dishing out whipped cream on a sundae. Less is more and you can always put a little more on if it's not enough. Using that method, I've never found it greasy feeling. I've use on my face and hands twice a day and it works. It's rather pricey so I only use it elsewhere if I feel my skin is getting dry as it will take away the dry skin itch immediately.

WARNING: This is a long review. I will also provide detailed information about a personal episode that I hope some will find helpful. Here goes: Today, I'm several weeks into dealing with a long developing rash, that originated on my lower back right at the crux of my butt crack extending out on both cheeks. Initially I got a couple of bug bites there and scratched them until they were sores. Since a car accident, many years ago, I mainly sleep on my back. At some point in time, I developed what seemed to be a heat rash in the area I described above. It was very very very itchy. I tried using salves, clays and powders to dry it up and calm it down because I seemed to be more irritated at night with the heat generated from constant contact with the mattress and I scratched all night long; losing sleep because it was so itchy. Ever since childhood, I've had the tendency to scratch bites and rashes until I bleed and it/they turned into a sore(s). This time is no different. The rash began to spread further down my butt and into my butt crack with most of my itching being inside the crack and right at the point where the two cheeks meet. It then started to spread down on the bottom of my butt and was extremely itchy when I sat for long periods of time. I scratched and scratched and scratched and scratched; always breaking the skin and causing bleeding. Since I had already consulted with a doctor, about two weeks in, and the initial suggestion/prescription wasn't helping, I consulted with them again and they believed that since I had broken the skin so severely that I may have contracted a bacterial/fungal infection and it was suggested to use an anit-fungal cream; clotrimazole. Initially, it helped in calming some of the rash but then it came back and I continued to scratch and break the skin on a daily basis. The itch was so bad that scratching was almost orgasmic. I knew what I was doing wasn't good but the itch was incessant and I couldn't keep my hands away. On my own, after reading many articles and suggestion about how best to deal with this. Two different things came up in my search for another solution; someone said they used miconazole and then I found this product and read the reviews on this cream. I knew that I purchased this cream some time ago (4/16/16) for long standing dry skin irritation on my shins, but had it when I was working at a job that I traveled back and forth to often. Since I had left there, some of my personal belongings were still packed and it seem like too much work to find it. I decided that I would try the miconazole cream. That was three (3) days ago! I used it and within a short while it seem to make my itch exponentially worse. I had cut my finger nails to help with breaking the skin so badly. I was so desperate to relieve the itch that I started searching in a drawer in the bathroom to find something to use to scratch my skin. I found a miniature comb...really tiny, like a doll's comb. I grabbed it and used to rake over my skin to relieve the itch! While it felt really really really good to relieve the itch, I knew that I had done some major damage because when I looked at the comb, it was full of blood. I grabbed tissue to wipe it away and there was a lot of blood. It took some time to get the bleeding under control! I knew then that I had to get medical attention IMMEDIATELY!. I ended up going to the ER that night and was really embarrassed by the situation and revealing the damage that I had done! The nurses and doctor were very casual about it and assured me that this is common and helped me to feel comfortable. When I had to bury my head under the pillow (embarrassed) to spread my cheeks to view some of the damage, they were very calm and assuring me that although it looked "angry" that it was not the worse that they've seen. What I did discover was that I scratched myself so badly that I developed a fissure in the crack. They said that because the area was moist and dark, that fighting the bacterial or fungus was going to be difficult and was probably why the creams hadn't worked. They immediately prescribed an oral antibiotic and fungal medication. I took the first dose three days ago and within hours that intensity of the itch had decreased significantly. Although it decreased, it was still enough that I scratched until I bled; I just didn't scratch as long. As of last night I am completely frustrated and losing patience after 48 hours and no relief. I was afraid of another "comb" episode. I couldn't sleep again last night so I decided to read again about what to do. I ended up back on Amazon and back to this cream. It's 3 am and I decide to dig through boxes to find this cream. I found it but since I wanted to sleep I decided now wasn't the time to try it yet. Well I never ended up sleeping and at about 5 am, I went through my general wash and treatment regimen, which includes washing the area with hydrogen peroxide (let it dry), then apply colloidal silver (let it dry) and then cream of choice. Prior to this point and after the antibiotics, I was using a doctored chickweed salve that was helping somewhat. This time, I decided that I was going to use this cream first and after rubbing it really well, I would then follow with the doctored chickweed salve I made. AS OF THE TYPING OF THIS REVIEW.....14 HOURS LATER, THREE WASH ROUTINES AND APPLICATIONS OF THIS CREAM.....my itching has decreased about 90%, my skin feels relieved, my comfort level has normalized, I've gone through the day with minor sensations to itch, the majority of the bumps from the rash are gone, I'm no longer weeping from the open sores from scratching!! I'm generally not amazed but I'm amazed and super relieved. I now have to deal with the damage that I've done to the skin, which I'm really okay with. My biggest hurdle and problem seemed to be itching that seemed endless and had me very concerned. I know this hasn't worked for some people but it has worked for me and it has worked very quickly! I'm going to continue to use this and will maybe do a short update in maybe a few weeks. I hope this helps anyone who may be dealing with something similar.

Hola mi nombre es Maria y me diagnosticaron psoriasis, he utilizado muchas cremas con pocos y no buenos resultados. Y la verdad cuando apliqué en mis lesiones la crema MOTHER OF ALL CREAMS, quedé fascinada con los resultados. Lesiones que tenía hace mucho tiempo fueron desapareciendo con la aplicación de esta crema, además de que tiene un rico olor, no mancha y no te queda sensación de grasa. La seguiré utilizando.

We ordered this cream as my daughter had some success using it for severe excema. It worked extremely well for her for a few weeks then her excema flared up again and it lost it's effectiveness. My husband works with wood and was getting many painful cracks at the tips of his fingers. He used it for several days but claimed he didn't see any improvement. I then tried it for a wound that was slow to heal and remaining very red. It did seem to take a lot of the redness down. In conclusion, I believe this is a great cream for some skin conditions but isn't a miracle cream, especially at it's high price point. We now have an almost full jar of cream that we must use up for something before it expires...