Exzemax Review
This product received really mixed reviews so I wasn’t sure if it was where I wanted to go in terms of lotion. Some say it is the best lotion they have ever used and some say it is an expensive waste of money. The price tag shows that the lotion is on the higher end, around 36 dollars in most places, but I decided to go ahead and get it anyway because it was supposed to help reduce eczema, and I thought that being more expensive, it would probably work better. It came in a tube just like sunscreen but not with very much of it.
Product Details:
Details are sparse, but it does contain natural ingredients and is organic with ingredients such as aloe and shea butter.
Pros:
- Good moisturizer
Cons:
- Weak formula
- Very expensive
- Shady website
Overall Impression:
I should have gone to the website before I bought through another retailer. The website looks like it was constructed by an amateur and really shows how little the people cared for their integrity as a company. They are all about making money, hence the expensive cost. When you get right down to it and review the ingredients, there’s nothing there that isn’t in many other less expensive lotions, and it was no better at curing my eczema than a family sized bottle of Lubriderm. In addition to that it also requires you to apply two to three times daily which was way too much for me to handle. It was very annoying always having to apply and reapply and in the end was way too expensive for me.
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