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Review: Neotoric Diabetic Oxygenated Advanced Healing Cream



Price: $9.99 for 4 oz at Neotoric Cosmetics.com

Description:
This cream is an exceptional intensive treatment for chronic dry, cracked, damaged, slow healing skin. Containing TriOxygenC®, Neoteric Diabetic Oxygenated Advanced Healing Cream is clinically proven to increase circulation and speed skin's healing by strengthening its own natural defenses.

  • The maximum treatment
  • Contains clinically proven TriOxygenC®
  • For use on entire body - fingertips, feet, hands...
  • Helps restore & protect severely dry, damaged, slow healing skin
  • Helps increase circulation
  • Helps strengthen skin's natural defense
  • Contains Aloe & Vitamin 
  • Non-Greasy

How to use:
Apply liberally as often as necessary or as directed by a physician or health care expert.  Use daily to maintain skin's healthy, soft appearance.

Ingredients:


Active Ingredient: Dimethicone 1% Inactive Ingredients: Water, Peroxidized Corn Oil (TriOxygenC®), Mineral Oil, Hydrogenated Butylene/Ethylene/Propylene/Styrene Copolymer, Triethanolamine, Isopropyl Palmitate, Algae Extract, Aloe Barbadensis Juice, Sodium Lactate, Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E), Cyclomethicone, Sodium PCA, Eucalyptus Extract, Benzoin Extract, Myristyl Myristate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Ceteareth-20, Acrylates/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer, Carbomer, Fragrance, Propylene Glycol, Diazolidinyl Urea, Methylparaben, Propylparaben

Pros:

  • lightweight
  • non-greasy
  • inexpensive
  • immediately absorbed into the skin

Cons:

  • weird smell
  • I would have prefer a pump instead of a tube
  • didn't work on my dry patches of skin prone to eczema


What I think:

I am not a diabetic but I figured out I had nothing to lose by trying this cream as it's claimed to be great on dry and itchy skin. You can use this lotion all over your body but for this review, I targeted the areas where I had dry patches of skin prone to eczema.

I must say I've been pretty disappointed to see it didn't really help my eczema. I used it more than twice a day on my body and on my hands after washing them, but I'm not sure there was real improvments at all. My right hand (where I have eczema on my fingers, my knucles and the sides of my hand) does seem more moisturized and it's less itchy, but I don't think it will really make the eczema go away. I know it doesn't claim to be an eczema treatment but still, from the description of the product, I had high hopes. I will continue using this product and I will let you know how it goes regarding my eczema.

It's no big deal, but I dislike the tube packaging. It tends to get greasy and messy, that's why I prefer pump packaging. The scent wasn't great either, it smells chemical to me, but it doesn't last long when the cream is applied on the skin.



You must know by now that I prefer body butters over lotions because I like a thicker textures, but this cream has a nice light texture that is imediately absorbed into the skin, and it does moisturize well without leaving a greasy residue.


Recommend? yes

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Neotoric Diabetic Oxygenated Advanced Healing Cream: This cream is supposed to be an exceptional intensive treatment for chronic dry, cracked, damaged, slow healing skin. It's said to be great for hands and feet, and I'm curious to see if it would help my eczema.


I would like to know you honest opinion on my Mail of the Week posts.

When I first started doing these posts, it was to summarize the interesting things I got in the mails like freebies  I could share with you, magazines, and products I would be reviewing in upcoming posts. I chose to show you everything in a single post instead of bothering you with many "Look what I got in the mail!" posts throughout the week.

Personally, my favorite kind of posts to read are hauls, because it's always interesting to see what other bloggers are gettingg and how they like it. I think of my mail posts as haul posts, as it gives you an idea of my upcoming posts (I presonally think it's more interesting than writing a list of posts so come).

My Mail of the Week posts seem to be one of the most popular features on my blog and I never got a single negative comment about them, but I'm still worrying that some of you may find it pointless or think I'm bragging (especially about products I receive to review).

What do you think? Should I continue doing Mail of the Week posts?

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