[Costco] CeraVe Moisturizing Cream: 539g tub + 57g tube - $14.99 - Page 7

Jan 8th, 2020 8:47 pm

#121

visionqueen: Deal Addict; Sep 23, 2009; 2414 posts; 121 upvotes; Toronto

Jan 8th, 2020 8:47 pm

Billy Bishop had at least 50 left this afternoon.

Jan 8th, 2020 9:25 pm

#122

Batmon: Member; Dec 1, 2018; 452 posts; 422 upvotes

Jan 8th, 2020 9:25 pm

livetilapia wrote: ↑Can you use this on your face? TIA

Yes I’ve used for spot moisturizing on my face , didn’t break me out so I’m glad

Jan 9th, 2020 12:50 am

#123

catastrophe: Member; May 11, 2008; 332 posts; 11 upvotes; TO

Jan 9th, 2020 12:50 am

Dixie/Dundas in Mississauga had a ton left - picked up 2!

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Jan 9th, 2020 12:57 am

#124

cstriker045: Sr. Member; Dec 24, 2011; 732 posts; 331 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 12:57 am

I usually use Cetaphil + Gold Bond, but was curious about this cream. Damn is it overpriced in Canada.

Down south it's $13 USD, so this is still a good deal, but it shouldn't be double the price at regular price in Canada.

Jan 9th, 2020 3:19 am

#125

litebrite: Deal Addict; Oct 9, 2003; 3157 posts; 648 upvotes; Vancouver

Jan 9th, 2020 3:19 am

saw a bunch in the Vancouver downtown location.

Jan 9th, 2020 7:41 am

#126

Genblue: Deal Addict; Jan 17, 2008; 1565 posts; 445 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 7:41 am

Ancaster had about 15 left as of 7pm last night.

Are people using a pump with this these?

Jan 9th, 2020 8:41 am

#127

bellagirl: Member; Sep 11, 2011; 351 posts; 140 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 8:41 am

firegarden wrote: ↑ I have no knowledge about quality of moisturizer brands. Can anyone tell me whats the difference between this and Lubriderm?

I personally prefer the unscented Lubriderm Costco sells. I find that Cerave is sticky and has a weird scent.

Jan 9th, 2020 8:59 am

#128

xpressmerchant: Deal Addict; Apr 8, 2006; 2156 posts; 841 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 8:59 am

How is this compare to stuff that cost $50 to $100 for 50ml. i.e Belif, Shiseido and other brands out there that are used as a face moisturizer.

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Jan 9th, 2020 9:12 am

#129

slowtyper: Deal Guru; Sep 2, 2008; 11404 posts; 1412 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 9:12 am

xpressmerchant wrote: ↑ How is this compare to stuff that cost $50 to $100 for 50ml. i.e Belif, Shiseido and other brands out there that are used as a face moisturizer.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/sarahhan/moist ... y-swear-by

Very different products.

Jan 9th, 2020 9:15 am

#130

slowtyper: Deal Guru; Sep 2, 2008; 11404 posts; 1412 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 9:15 am

loletifie wrote: ↑ I also did the coconut oil trick with my daughter who do eczema. The Best trick for us is to blend oats in flour make a paste with it and put on skin. Putting it in your bath water also works but less effective. I call it the biscuit enrobage.

I use Bioderma atorderm intensive care cream but I don't really like it's so greasy! So we put it and rinse after a few minutes. But it seems to work to stop itching.

My favorite product is by far Bioderma ultra nurishing cleansing oil! It does wonder!

Could you elaborate on exactly how you make the oatmeal paste? Oats and flour blended to powder? Then water to make paste? My daughter has bad eczema on her hands and I want to try.

Jan 9th, 2020 10:13 am

#131

loletifie: Sr. Member; Feb 18, 2008; 546 posts; 1046 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 10:13 am

slowtyper wrote: ↑ Could you elaborate on exactly how you make the oatmeal paste? Oats and flour blended to powder? Then water to make paste? My daughter has bad eczema on her hands and I want to try.

Put oats in blender and blend it for it to become a fine powder (flour). Then in a bowl mix the oats with water to make a paste and put it where you want. Let sit for some time then rinse.

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Jan 9th, 2020 10:49 am

#132

Ferinthu1: Member; Nov 5, 2018; 299 posts; 239 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 10:49 am

Ferinthu1 wrote: ↑ These are great suggestions! I hadnt thought about the vitamin D!

I'll try that and then the lotions and balms. I try to put lotion or a petroleum jelly product on after a shower too.

Thanks everyone!

jellytime wrote: ↑ Wow, I envy your only winter flare ups...

Anyway, if you want something that's more of a natural healing cream these are the two I always recommend to mild eczema suffers and they work most times for them.

1. Organic Eczema Relief - You can buy it from whole foods or anywhere online, well.ca has it. I usually use it in the morning before I go to work or before I go to bed.
https://well.ca/products/satya-organic- ... 18986.html

2. Black Ointment Propolis - There's a local store in my area where I can buy it from, but below is the product. This one is quite tricky to use becaues it smells, A LOT. I wouldn't say it smells bad, but it has a very strong smell that people will be able to smell. I wore it work once and people knew I had something on, so now I only put it on at home
https://www.planetbee.com/shop-online/3 ... -ointment/

If I were to choose only one, I would recommend the Black Ointment as it seems like it's the most effective at healing my skin naturally. Unfortunately, I have to combine it with steroid creams, but it sounds like your skin may benefit from simply using it.

I try tons of products and most of them don't work for me, but the cerave, vaseline, and the honey creams above seem like they're the best combo for me. I would seriously give them a try if you're serious about trying to fix your eczema naturally.

Good luck!

Hey wanted to give you an update... I started taking vitamin D and am already noticing a difference (it's day 2 to be fair).

I'd highly suggest that if you haven't tried it! My skin is a lot less itchy. Im hopeful about this part. I'm also continuing to moisturize.

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Jan 9th, 2020 10:58 am

#133

tatung: Deal Addict; Feb 15, 2009; 1351 posts; 335 upvotes

Jan 9th, 2020 10:58 am

When you guys say you use these on your kids...how old are your kids? Can I use this for a 10 month old?

Jan 9th, 2020 11:18 am

#134

grumble: Deal Addict; Mar 22, 2017; 1218 posts; 1247 upvotes; West GTA

Jan 9th, 2020 11:18 am

tatung wrote: ↑ When you guys say you use these on your kids...how old are your kids? Can I use this for a 10 month old?

Yes absolutely. It's probably the default recommended moisturizer for infants and toddlers, starting from zero months. I use it every day.

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Jan 9th, 2020 1:03 pm

#135

jellytime: Deal Addict; Feb 19, 2014; 3145 posts; 2021 upvotes; Langley

Jan 9th, 2020 1:03 pm

Ferinthu1 wrote: ↑ Hey wanted to give you an update... I started taking vitamin D and am already noticing a difference (it's day 2 to be fair).

I'd highly suggest that if you haven't tried it! My skin is a lot less itchy. Im hopeful about this part. I'm also continuing to moisturize.

Thanks for your update. I think i'm going to try the Vit. D as well. Especially during these winter months. I might as well give it a shot. I appreciate your update!