florasone cream?

[strmis]

Anyone familiar? These are the inactive ingredients:

benzyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, glycerin, glycol stearate, isopropyl myristate, mineral oil, potassium hydroxide, purified water, stearyl heptanoate.

Any red flags? I was slathering this stuff on DDs eczema on her face to offer her some relief. On the package it says to apply 3-4 times minimum, so I've just been generous and applying as needed. Its become less, but now I'm just worried I'm doing more harm than good. 

[strmis]

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Still curious. I'm slathering the stuff on her because I dont want to use steroids anymore but am having difficulties finding info on each one

[MoonWillow]

What information are you looking for? If its harming him?

I've used it before with no problems on my ds. Steroid use isn't great but I am thankful to see his symptoms relieved while we do other testing etc. 

[strmis]

Originally Posted by MoonWillow 

What information are you looking for? If its harming him?

I've used it before with no problems on my ds. Steroid use isn't great but I am thankful to see his symptoms relieved while we do other testing etc. 

If it can be harmful in the long run. Sometimes I feel like I'm slathering the stuff on her several times a day. I just couldn't seem to find much info on the ingredients online.

[fussamama]

Wow! I am so glad to see this thread.  I feel like we have been trying everything to help  my son's eczema - homeopathic remedies, acupuncture, probiotics, etc.   I just came across a reference to this cream and it seems to get great reviews on every site I have seen so far.  I am curious to know if there are any bad side effects to the ingredients as well.  I am going ahead and buying this as I cannot stand having to use a steroid cream when my ds eczema gets soo bad.  Will hope that others may respond here as well.