Hello,
I would like to share my experience with Vermione creams with you and others who need advice.
My daughter Anna had mild patches of eczema on her hands since birth. Around the age of one, her atopic eczema spread to her legs, in the bends behind her knees, on her arms, and slightly on her torso. Her eczema worsened with heat and sweating, and unfortunately, none of the creams prescribed by doctors helped. We had to give her Fenistil drops daily to ease the itching.
Then she started scratching her eczema, and this relatively happy child often cried for up to an hour due to the itching. Doctors only recommended corticosteroid creams. Fortunately, I received information about Vermione cosmetics and learned that they are also used for atopic eczema.
We immediately decided to try them. Not only are the creams steroid-free, but they are also quite affordable compared to other creams for atopic eczema. I also liked their consistency; they allowed the eczema to breathe, unlike the pharmacy creams that just trapped the rash.
It was a long battle, and the improvement didn’t happen right away—after all, it was summer. We started with Beta cream, then tried Alpha… it was good, but not dramatically so. Confused, I called your helpline. The woman there patiently and understandingly explained how to use the creams.
We started applying Strong to the scratched areas, continuously used Beta, and before bathing in water or the pond (after all, it was summer), we used Milk. After three months, little Anna was out of the worst of it. Now we only apply Beta once a day for small patches when they appear.
Thank you for your help!
I can truly recommend them to everyone. Each cream has its essential role, and if someone doesn’t know how to use them, the helpline provides excellent advice.