Grahams Natural Face & Eyelid Oil - Relief for Eczema, Dermatitis, Very Dry Skin, Redness & Inflammation Around Eye Area & Face, Natural 100% Oil Blend, Non-Comedogenic, Hypoallergenic (1 x 50ml)

Brilliant, dry skin and itching disappeared after one use

This is a face/eyelid oil with natural ingredients and it seems to be gentle on the skin, with no adverse effects. I do find it's quite a heavy oil, so I prefer to use it before bed, as my skin does still feel quite oily hours after application - this might be an issue if you apply make-up over it.I've been mainly using it around my eyes, and the skin does feel softer after use.There's very little scent to it.Given the heaviness of the oil, I don't know that I would necessarily apply it over an eczema flare-up, but I would use it on general itchy, dry areas when they occur.

good, but not for the face, causes a reaction to already dry skin, burns and stings

The media could not be loaded. I would call this is a medium light oil - at room temperature it runs freely - I would say it's a little thicker than olive oil but not excessively so.All of the component ingredients are oil of some sort including tocopheryl acetate which is a form of vitamin E. There are no parabens, preservatives, artificial colourants or fragrances just a mix of natural oils to soothe and hydrate sore, dry and sensitive skin. There is very little fragrance at all, just the faint oily and slightly fruity aroma of olive oil which is the first listed component. It looks and feels like a premium face oil. I like that it's steroid free and a natural alternative to steroid containing oils and creams for eczema or psoriasis. Excellent. I would venture that it may be useful for other areas too.The oil absorbed quickly, left no sticky residue and my skin felt soft and soothed. A little goes a long way making it very economical. Thankfully I don't get very sore skin too often, but I have had eye issues and when my eyelids are sore the discomfort it terrible - I think this oil absorbs better than any of the creams I've previously tried and will be my 'go to'.At £29.99 for 50ml (as at 18 January 2025) this isn't a cheap oil, but the misery of dry, sore and cracked skin is such that anything that alleviates it is worth the cost. Worth consideration.

This arrived as it appears above - a bottle with dropper, but no sealing wrapper or box. It's quite expensive, so I feel the packaging (lack of) is rather poor, but the product itself is excellent.It has no discernible smell, but is quite a thin oil. I find it starts to drop from the dropper as soon as I take it from the bottle, so I quickly let 3 drops go in my palm before replacing it in the bottle. Using a finger, I apply it to the sides and below my eyes, and around my face. It doesn't feel greasy but the skin feels lubricated. It's fabulous for dry, irritated skin.

I have been using this soothing oil around my nose and ears, which are the areas where I suffer from dermatitis. I found the product to be gentle and calming. It isn’t cheap, but a little goes a long way. I’m very pleased with it, and shall continue to use it when I get flare ups.

This oil can be applied to the face and eyelids, but I’ve only used it on my face so far. It is quite thick and not easy to rub in, so I apply three or four drops to my fingertips and gently press it into my skin.I’ve been using this oil as a serum, followed by a moisturising cream, focusing particularly on the red patches on my skin caused by playing outdoor sports in various weather conditions. It is gentle on my sensitive skin, and I have not experienced any negative reactions. The oil absorbs quickly when applied this way and is a lovely, soothing option made with natural ingredients that can be used alongside other skincare products.In the past, I have experienced itchiness and flaking around my eyes. If I have another outbreak—though I hope I don’t—I will consider using this oil on my eyelids.While the 50ml bottle is somewhat expensive, I am using it sparingly, so I hope it will last a long time.

For me, it didn't work and neither did the rash go away. Sorry about that.