Hope’s Relief Review and Competition
With the weather getting cooler I am definitely getting my winter skin and with it comes the itch. I am unsure what makes the difference but as soon as the weather gets colder, my skin starts itching all over and I have long been looking for something that might soothe it.
Thankfully Hope’s Relief seems to have brought that to me.
Hope’s Relief Oatmeal Lotion.
Hope’s Relief Oatmeal Lotion is perfect for those who have dry and itchy skin. This specially devised cream includes ingredients such as Colloidal Oatmeal as well as 9 additional natural skin moisturisers.
To help relieve itching skin ingredients such as sea buckthorn, coconut oil, marshmallow root and kakau plum are added to the cream. It is also free from nasties including SLS, parabens, paraffin and more.
The lotion has been formulated for people who specifically suffer from eczema, psoriasis and dry itchy skin, making it perfect for a number of different skin problems. It is a lightweight cream that helps create a barrier on the skin, to help nourish and hydrate while offering instant relief from itching.
I personally found my skin felt instantly calmed after using the cream, which offered great relief, as for the past little while my arms in particular have been driving me up the wall.
Hope’s Relief Oatmeal Lotion has an RRP of £16.49 and is vegan friendly.
Hope’s Relief Goat’s Milk Soap.
Hope’s Relief Goat’s Milk Soap is perfect for everyone from baby to adult. It includes ingredients such as vitamins A, B6, B12, and E-nutrients, proteins and naturally occurring triglycerides.
What’s more, the proteins in goats’ milk can kill acne producing bacteria, making it perfect for those who have spot prone skin.
Hope’s Relief Goat’s Milk products are different to many other brands as their products include only 100% fresh goats milk, compared to the powdered milk some companies choose to use.
This is the perfect soap for those who are experiencing an itchy flare up as it includes no irritating ingredients.
Hope’s Relief Goat’s Milk Soap as an RRP of £8.99 for the soap bar, or if body wash is more your style a bottle comes in at £12.49 for 250ml.
You can buy these items and see more of the items Hope’s Relief offer on Amazon*.
As well as sending me a couple of products to look over Hope’s Relief have also offered a couple to giveaway and all you need to do to be in with the chance of winning is let me know:
How do you deal with itchy skin?
Good Luck!
*This post contains PR Samples and Afiliate Links.
Always moisturise and try not to use harsh soaps on my skin
I use moisturiser or wear gloves that helps xx
Hoping this would help my eczema. Have had this since a child and would love to try something new ?
I have a cool shower.
I never use any products that have chemicals or perfume in them on my skin.
I try to keep moisturising
I use Aveeno when my skin is really bad.
My husband uses Epaderm cream prescribed for his eczema, and I use whatever unscented cream or lotion suitable for dry skin that I can find which is reasonably priced
I put on lots of moisturiser and don’t spray my perfume near dry patches
I use emoluments and sometimes resort to ice cubes wrapped in cloth and placed on the itchy area.
Plenty of moisturisers and correct product types.
I moisturise daily or else I get worse dry skin and breakouts
Eurax cream
I stop using products with perfume in it
I put an anti-histamine cream on it if it is a reaction. For anything else, I use moisturiser.
i use anti histamine x
I use calamine lotion
A bit of moisturiser and resist the urge to scratch
non perfumed moisturisers & itch relieve creams
Use oiletum in the bath. Moisturise well and if skin is really itchy use drapierend with really soothes it although it is hard to come by now.
Supposed to be drapolene. ? Predictive text
E45
I am pregnant and have very itchy skin so use an organic oil which is lovely!
Anti itch cream always works for me
Coconut oil
Amazing
I use Germolene its fab for lots of things
giveaway.
Aloe Vera, we always take it on holiday as well
I rub on pure aloe vera leaves
I use lots of e45 cream!
E45
Piling on aqueous cream :/
Lots of moisturiser.
I have found showering makes my skin worse, so instead have a short bath, pat down my skin instead of rubbing with a towel, use a rich emollient cream and I also take anti-histamine to help with the severity of the itch on occasion.
Sudocrem
Sudocream
Dr Botanicals Vegan Rose Moisturiser, always pat never rub.
e45 cream
I make sure I pat my skin dry and moisturise straight after. I’ve had to keep trying different products to find one which helps and doesn’t make my skin over oily.
I pat, never itch and use a bath emollient x
I use products aimed at babies when my skin is itchy as they are gentle. Oatmeal baths can be very soothing and cost effective.
Non perfumed moisturiser. I make sure that it is fully absorbed.
i use a good moisturiser
Antihistamines and coconut oil.
My hands get so dry so I sleep with gloves on with moisturizer in the winter.
Moisturisers
I use antihistamines and coconut oil
We use aloe Vera for itchy skin, works great
Cold water compress to try and ease the itching x
Plenty of moisturising
I use medicated prescription cream
I use natural non scented products like coconut oil
I try whatever I happen to have..Aqueous cream,Antihistamines or E45 cream.
I use both eczema cream and Aloe Vera
I use moisturiser and antihistamine tablets
Aloe Vera 🙂
Usually when I have itchy skin it’s because of an allergic reaction so I use products which are as natural as possible
Plenty moistuiriser
Moisturiser and gloves
I try to keep the central heating at a minimum and use a really good lotion
I use natural unscented products and wear loose clothing.
Aloe vera
E45 is usually my cure – all cream
Zinc and casteroil for Nappy rash seems to work well
moisturise twice daily
moisturise twice daily
I try and use oatmeal baths, and use some aloe vera gel
I cool it down with a coolpack and put on some soothing emolient cream!
Moisturiser or eczema cream.
I try to moisturise as much as I can, and not have the shower too hot! 🙂
Use Aveno lotion and bodywash
Nothing, I just put up with it and try not to scratch too much
I don’t, I just scratch it!
I use cream prescribed by my doctor.
I currently use Cetraben, but am finding as the weather changes that it’s not enough and I’m having to apply every couple of hours which isn’t practical. For flare-ups, I’m using a steroid cream which I hate as it burns so I’m keen to find a natural alternative.
I use moisturiser for sensitive skin or aloe vera gel, that usually does the trick when I have a flare up on my legs
I use moisturiser.
I suffer with dry itchy skin so have to make sure I moisturise every day
Lots of moisturiser!
i try to use plenty of skin moisturiser
I am on first name terms with the local pharmacist.
I use Sudocrem when my skin flares up as it dries my skin out but reading through all the comments – I’ve realised I could try a few other things to prevent itchy skin such as non perfumed soap etc! x
I use non perfumed products and aloe vera gel. These products look fab especially the soap bar!
oatmeal baths
cut my nails short only thing i found stops me scratching to bad
E45 always works for me
A bit of baby oil in a bath
A gentle skin emollient and an oral antihistamine when needed
A gentle skin emollient and an oral antihistamine for when things are worse.
E45 works wonders but at times it’s just not enough thanks
I use Aveeno cream to moisturise and avoid anything but the simplest soaps when bathing.
I usually use e45 cream
If I don’t use moisturiser my skin becomes so sensitive and brittle.
I use emollients to cleanse my skin, and moisturise twice daily. I also use my prescription creams as needed.
Usually i tend to use a strong moisturiser like Eucerin, but i’d love to give this more natural approach a go!
I take daily antihistamines to try & get relief
Plenty of regular moisturising , as itching is worse if the skin is dry .
I use a product I get from my doctor, and also coconut oil.
I wash with cool water and rub in non perfumed cream.
I use E45 cream
use a lotion or moisturiser
have a oil bath
None scented products and try to keep hands dry e.g wear gloves washing up
My mum always told us to put moisturiser if we got itchy skin
I suffer from mild psoriasis and dry itchy skin. The doctor gave me some steroid cream, Daktacort and some Cetraben.
Moisturiser & tapping hell outta it
I use vaseline to combat itchiness
A bath or shower usually helps 🙂
i use oilatum in the bath and lather aveeno on after!
Oatmeal baths – a little linen drawstring bag filled with porridge oats tied over the bath tap so the water runs through it as you pour the water. Really soothing.
A cooling aloe vera gel works nicely….
I use an aloe vera and cucumber moisturizer
I use e45.
I use dermol soap substitute
Plenty of moisturiser and I reapply whenever needed
I use Sudocrem
Sudacreme works well 4 me
i get creams from my doctors but swear haign canomilel baths helps massivly, my mum did it when i had chicken pox and found it helps my dry skin too!
I gey dry skin and eczema all the time! it is so annoying! what i find really helps is a dead sea salt bath soak. really soothes and softens. also a good skin oil is great like ESPAs
Take an oatmeal bath. Moisturise your skin. Always choose a moisturiser free of additives, fragrances and perfumes. You could also place your moisturiser in the refrigerator to help achieve this cooling effect. Apply cooling agents, such as menthol or calamine.
I use a non-soap soap bar these days which has helped a great deal, also a non perfumed moisuriser after every shower – Doublebase
E45 HAS ALWAYS BEEN A GODSEND
a cold flannel and then deprobase. Try and put it under clothing if possible over night, ie gloves, socks, etc
I am very careful with creams we use,laundry products and cleaning products we use and I try not to keep the house too warm
soap and water a good cream and then Willpower
Being careful with the skincare products I choose, and washing the bed sheets regularly – they’re what seem to make me itch the most!
I use Aveeno eczema cream .. sometimes works and sometimes doesn’t x
I get itchy skin after a shower but not a bath which is strange, the only thing that works for me is the Eurax creams and lotions
Don’t use anything scented. Apply all sorts of creams but to no avail, I could really do with something that actually works!
My daughter has bad eczema and we have tried many things. Which sometimes give temporary relief but no long term solution sadly. I try keeping her moisturised and hydrated.
talc xx
Moisturiser and a bit of a scratch lol!!
For the ezcema on my hands I usually find I have to use diprobase ointment to get rid of the dryness and only steroid cream stops the itching. For insect bites, the only thing I’ve found that stops itching is tiger balm ?
I try to cool it with E45 cream, and wait for it to calm down
Soaking a muslin bag filled with oats in my bath!
Plenty of moisturiser
i usually use e45 cream
I have Psoriasis. I use QV Intensive Ointment on my skin and Hope’s Relief shampoo on my hair but still I itch sometimes.
Epaderm moisturiser but my skin is still itchy, haye having eczema 🙁
Lots of moisturiser
non scented products
Cool baths and non scented bath products
We have just bought some more of this! Its the only thing that I find helps Lily’s Eczema! We also use a bath wash! Its so good thought wish it didn’t cost as much as it does.
E45 Cream
I use E45
With E45
I use oatmeal moisturiser x
I’ve been trying different creams in the hope that one will work
My hubby and daughter both have very dry itchy skin and use all sorts of moisturisers.
antihistimine, cold cream, moisturiser, anything until it gives relief.
You’re asking the wrong person – I’m a scratcher I’m afraid, which just makes it worse! But Savlon is good
I use cetaphil moisturising lotion keeps my skin hydrated so not as itchy
E45, baths with unscented oils, and as few clothes as possible on the affected areas!
I use cream prescribed by my G.P
lots of E45 anti itch cream
it would be nice to win
Oatmeal baths and counting slowly to thirty before giving in to scratching!
I use a good quality body butter
A really good moisturizer and some tea tree oil sometimes to soothe x
lots of e45
I have eczema and use emulsifying ointment and oilatum junior wash in the bath. I use E45 cream to moisturise and if really bad have to use a tiny bit of ointment
Plenty moistuiriser
Cool baths no perfumed toiletries and cotton clothing
with great diificulty
I use moisturiser in the hope that it helps x
i use emollients and take an oral anti histamine
If it’s really bad,I have an antihistamine tablet and apply hydrocortisone cream.
I use a non perfumed moisturiser but it’s not effective for long enough so every few hours I apply it