Sebclair Cream

I've had seborrheic dermatitis for over five years on my scalp and face. I've tried a number of products including betamethasone scalp lotion (strong steroid). Nothing so far has cleared my skin like Sebclair Cream. It's taken about two and a half weeks with twice daily applications to reduce substantially the redness, inflammation and scaliness of the seborrheic dermatitis. Sebclair Cream has also stopped my skin itching. Based on my own experience so far, I can recommend trying this remarkable cream for seborrheic dermatitis to see if your skin improves as much as mine.

Like many, I've tried various products/combos for seb derm on my face (particularly forehead/eyebrows/above lips - I wanted a non-steroidal alternative as I often get it near my eyes and using steroidal creams regularly is so damaging. This cream is gorgeously smooth, and smells faintly pleasant. I basically use it as a moisturiser after washing with BioDerma Sensibio once or twice a week, then use this for maintenance daily after a water-only face wash, as well as every few days alternating this cream with Daktarin anti-fungal cream to prevent build up of nasty funghi. I think the alternation really helps keep seb derm at bay. I also wash my hair with Nizoral shampoo once a week, with a weaker regular T-Gel anti-dandruff shampoo in-between just to keep anything hidden in my scalp migrating to my face.Most importantly - the cream seems to work. I've definitely noticed much reduced redness in general, making my skin look overall less blotchy and more even in tone, and overall less spread of seb derm symptoms on my face and forehead. People have noticed how much better my skin is looking. Its not cheap, but it seems to be lasting quite nicely as you don't need loads of it to get a nice moisturised feel.I still get stubborn little patches of seb derm around my eye brows, but these feel more "targeted" now and I can sparingly use Eumovate steroidal cream to deal with them quickly just on those little patches without feeling like I'm slathering steroid cream all over my face any more. The cream also makes your skin feel soft and nice.Overall, a great soothing product - it definitely helps with the seb derm itself a lot, but its main thing for me has been that it massively reduces that overall red blotchy/slightly shiny look typical of seb derm which overall makes the skin look so much better and makes me feel more confident. Will have to see if it continues to work as well or if my bad skin adapts..

I'm sure after reading the mixed reviews you may be slightly confused and im here to help. With skincare, we are all different and one thing that works for me might not work for somebody else. I would recommend trying this to see if it works and if not try something else. We can only try to find a solution that works and hope for the best and hopefully this particular one will be the one that does.So I regularly get dry, red flaky skin around my T zone area (around my nose and brows) but also on my forehead and chin at times. It can be really unpredictable and can flare up which can be embarrassing and frustrating especially when trying to make your self look presentable. I've used steroid creams, softening creams, e-45, eczema creams and even experimented with different skincare routines with a number of different face washes, masks and moisturizers but nothing worked to clear it all away.The cream is an off white colour without any fragrance and spreads really easily. Its a nice consistency so Its not too runny it goes all over and its not too hard to spread either. It can look quite greasy when applied for a while so I would recommend to wash your face first and apply every night as it might make it a bit more red and visible in the morning if you need to go somewhere. For me after over a week of use it has improved my flaky skin but the redness still remains, it has helped to improve it and my skin around that area feels softer and less dry but still red but maybe this is another issue. This did work for me in a way but it did not do it all overnight, it takes a good skincare routine and time.My recommendations- Make sure water isnt too hot when washing your face, it might do more harm than good- Only apply to affected areas, can make normal skin worse and red- Use quite a bit when applying, helps it to spread easier and I found thin layers didnt do much- If your skin is quite red only wash and use cream on your face at night before bed. wash your face first with a good quality fragrance free face wash, apply cream, moisturise the rest of your face and go to bed. By the morning it will be less red and in good condition. (simple micular cleansing water is what I use)Hope it works for you

My sandpaper textured T-Zone was caused by dermaplaning resulting in a damaged skin barrier. I tried exfoliating, slugging with Vaseline and Nivea Blue and face masks with absolutely no change.I read about seborrheic dermatitis causing rough dry skin and so decided to try a product in that area of skin care. I stumbled across Sebclair and I'm grateful for finding it.I changed to a micellar water to cleanse, applying the cream to my face twice per day and finishing off with squalene oil.Within 3 days my skin changed, the sandpaper textured diminished. It took a little over a week to almost disappear with just a tiny stubborn area underneath my chin.I'm beyond delighted.

Very impressed with this cream after trying so many products. It’s very pleasant to use, has a velvety feel and really helps to clear up my red, flaking, burning skin problems, I use this in conjunction with Protopic ointment when I get a flare up which is only available on prescription. I’m going to try the shampoo next, just wished they both came in larger sizes, and they did more a range of products.