For dry, itchy, eczema-prone skin
Wellswood Intensive Skin Therapy is a fragrance-free daily moisturiser made in New Zealand. Manuka honey UMF 20+, NZ lanolin, and vitamin E support the skin’s lipid barrier and comfort dry, itchy, eczema-prone skin.
Spring Sale — 10% off: the 100g tube is $47.07 (was $52.30). The 3-pack is $126.90 (was $141.00), with Lee-Anne’s how-to call and free NZ tracked shipping.
Daily barrier care
It is a moisturiser, not a medicine. Use it as the daily cream in a routine your clinician already knows. If a flare is infected, spreading, or a child is miserable, see a doctor.
Why this formula
No added perfume — perfume is a common itch trigger. Steroid-free, because this is a moisturiser. Honey plus lanolin, not a chemist emulsion and not a leaf-oil balm. Patch test — some people cannot use lanolin. The ingredients page lists marine collagen as well.
Family use
One tube on the bench for adults and kids, once you have patch-tested. Keep it out of eyes. Reapply on hands after washing. Night-time on itchy shins is the usual habit.
More on the moisturiser angle at moisturiser for dry skin. Lanolin detail at lanolin cream. Honey detail at manuka honey moisturiser.
FAQ
Can I use this if my skin is eczema-prone?
Many of our customers have dry, itchy, eczema-prone skin. The cream is fragrance-free and steroid-free. It is a moisturiser, not a medicine. Patch test first. See a doctor if a flare needs medical care.
What about psoriasis-prone or dermatitis-prone skin?
The same cream is used by families on dry, sensitive skin, including psoriasis-prone and dermatitis-prone areas. We do not sell it as a treatment. If you need a diagnosis or a prescribed cream, talk to your GP or pharmacist.
Is it safe for children?
Families use it on kids and adults. Patch test. Keep it away from eyes. If a child has a severe flare, get medical advice before you change their routine.
Does it replace hydrocortisone?
No. Do not stop a prescribed steroid because of a moisturiser. Use this as a daily cream on dry, itchy skin. Follow your clinician on anything medicated.
