Cetaphil Restoraderm Pro Eczema Calming Body Wash for Dry, Itchy Skin - 10 oz | Fragrance-Free, Dermatologist Recommended | Gentle Cleanser for Adults & Kids with Eczema (Packaging May Vary) | Perfect for Daily Shower & Sensitive Skin Care Routine

I originally bought this item for myself, after being diagnosed with keratosis pilaris by my dermatologist. It wasn't so bad that I needed to get it treated, after all, I've been living with it for all my life. However after asking my dermatologist about it, she recommended that I try this body wash in conjunction with a Cerave Cerave Sa Renewing Skin Lotion, 8 Ounce.Using both, over months, my skin cleared up and became less bumpy. However, using both items daily just for a mild condition that I didn't think was serious became somewhat expensive. So I stopped using them both and the leftover bottle of Cetaphil body wash just sat there.That is until my infant daughter's skin started to become really dry. The worst area of dryness was her face and her cheeks started to have a "cracking" look with redness. We've tried Aquaphor, J&J baby lotion, and even coconut oil on her cheeks, but nothing helped. The only thing my wife and I could think of was that perhaps the Johnson's Baby Head-to-Toe Wash, 28 Ounce we've been using when giving our daughter a bath was the reason her skin was drying out.Then she said she was going to try the Cetaphil Restoraderm. She read on the back of the bottle that it was safe for babies 3 months and older and it was awarded the seal of acceptance by the National Eczema Association. After using it for about a week, my daughter's cheeks are no longer red and they are now smooth!!!I guess we never realized that she had eczema, which our pediatrician said was common with babies, since they have delicate/sensitive skin. Thanks to Cetaphil Restoraderm, this review is proof that it works great for both adults & babies alike.