Dream Cream

By Lisa VanWilliams

If you suffer from eczema, psoriasis, sensitive skin, cracking, or red bumps, you might want to try this product. My niece has terrible looking hands from eczema that she has struggled with for years. Copays and expensive prescriptions later, she says this works the best and fastest she has seen. It's only been two days that she's been using it and her hands are already healing. The lotion is calming and soothing with a blend of oat milk, lavender, chamomile, rose oil, olive oil, tea tree oil, and cocoa butter.

It you look on the Lush website, it has over 550 reviews and it scores an average rating of 4.6 stars out of 5 stars. That's pretty good. The users state it's best to use after the shower or at bedtime, and it's great for dry chapped skin, winter dryness, and deep moisturizing. The cream is very lightly scented and it is not overly greasy. It costs $26.95 for 8.4 oz but a little goes a long way and it can actually cost less than some prescriptions. Plus, being made from natural ingredients and safe synthetics makes it a lot more appealing.

Lush LOVES to give out samples and you should ALWAYS ask for a sample. If you have dry hands, dry lips, you need a salt scrub to go, tell the employee, and they will hook you up. The products are expensive, so they do not mind letting you try them out before you commit to the larger purchase. You can buy a cheap bath bomb for $3.95 and ask for a sample. Chances are, you will back to buy the full size.

For locations or to purchase online, you can check them out here:
http://www.lushusa.com/Dream-Cream/00031,en_US,pd.html