It’s winter again in the land of the Great White North. Before the cold and snow officially arrive, I can always tell that it’s coming, because the air changes, and my skin starts to get SUPER dry. I’m always looking for a solution to dry, itchy skin, especially during the winter, and George’s Special Dry Skin Cream is definitely an answer to that problem.
George's Special Dry Skin Cream
About George’s Special Dry Skin Cream
George’s Special Dry Skin Cream is an amazing wonder cream that was created by pharmacist George Doherty, for lasting severe dry skin relief. The therapeutic benefits of George’s Special Dry Skin Cream will provide immense relief for those suffering from many dry skin conditions including eczema, psoriasis and even cradle crap. George’s is safe to use on children and does not contain Urea, Lanolin or Parabens and has been specifically made to be hypoallergenic and fragrance free. What’s more, George’s is a Canadian company.
George’s Special Dry Skin Cream – the perfect solution for helping damaged skin.
Soothes and rehydrates very dry and sensitive skin.
George’s Cream’s home grown formula has gained a reputation in western Canada for controlling dry, itchy, scaly skin as well as for healing problem skin conditions including eczema, psoriasis and common ailments such as sun and wind burn. The primary reason for the company’s ongoing success is simple – George’s Cream works on problem skin where others have failed.
George’s Special Dry Skin Cream provides immense relief for those suffering from any of the following conditions:
Eczema
Psoriasis
Sunburn
Windburn
Cradle cap
Winter itch
Flaky skin, Tough elbow skin
Radiation therapy
Sport chafing (runners, cyclists)
Swimmer’s itch
Dry hands and cracked cuticles
Foot problems including those associated with diabetes
George’s Special Dry Skin Cream…
Is non-medicated, hypoallergenic and lanolin-free.
Was created for lasting dry skin relief – one application lasts up to six hours.
Provides relief from different types of skin symptoms and conditions.
Works wonders on sensitive skin.
Is recommended by dermatologists, pharmacists and physicians.
My Review
Several of us in my house have issues with dry skin and eczema. Two of my kiddos have suffered with it off and on since they were born. We are always on the look-out for lotions that are helpful without being heavy.
George’s comes in 2 varieties, Special Dry Skin Cream and Light Moisturizing Lotion, and in various sizes.
George's Family of Five
For every day, on-the-go use, the Light Moisturizing Lotion is fantastic. It absorbs quickly, is not heavy, and has barely any fragrance at all. I find it very helpful for after washing dishes or doing a lot of cleaning – a couple dabs of the lotion and my hands feel smooth and soft again.
For after bath and shower, and sometimes before bed, the Special Dry Skin Cream is excellent for locking in moisture and preventing anything from getting flaky and itchy. My daughter finds it especially soothing on the itchy spots behind her knees and in the bend of her elbows. It is a thicker, creamier formula than the Light Moisturizing Lotion, as expected. Again, there is almost no fragrance, and it absorbs well. I initially noticed this cream to feel a bit stickier than the lotion, but that feeling goes away quickly.
We appreciate that George’s cream and lotion contains NO Urea or Lanolin and is Paraben Free. And I love the small size tubes that fit into my purse and backpack. They are PERFECT for toting around, and easy to dispense with clean caps.
If you’re looking for a quality Canadian-made solution for your dry skin issues, consider George’s the next time you are shopping for some lotion or cream. George’s Cream can be bought at hundreds of locations across Canada. To find a location near you, please visit their “Where to Buy” page and select your province.
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Samples have been provided courtesy of George’s, in hopes that I would mention the products on my blog. No other compensation has been received, and all opinions are my own.
