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Dealing with eczema around your eyes or eyelids can be frustrating, uncomfortable, and often hard to manage with ordinary skincare. It’s a common yet challenging condition, affecting around 25–50% of people with atopic dermatitis.
As the skin around the eyelids is thinner and more delicate, it can be much more sensitive compared to other areas of the face, making it even more prone to irritation, dryness, and flare-ups.
If you’re searching for a safe, effective eye cream for eczema-prone skin, you’re in the right place. At Skin Friend, we create clean, science-backed skincare and supplements that are gentle enough for the face, including around the eyes, yet effective enough to support lasting skin health.
Eye eczema often shows up as redness, dryness, itchiness, or flaky patches on the eyelids, under-eye area, or corners of the eyes. Known clinically as eyelid dermatitis, this condition can be triggered by:
Eye eczema treatment starts with understanding your triggers and switching to gentle, non-irritating skincare. For sensitive skin, we recommend a two-part approach:
Skin Friend’s eczema supplements and vitamins are designed to restore your skin’s resilience and reduce flare-ups by addressing nutritional deficiencies and calming histamine overload, both of which are common internal drivers of eczema.
Next, we recommend a dermatitis eye cream that’s safe to use around this sensitive area – like Skin Friend’s Eczema Cream. Our formula is free from steroids, fragrances, and preservatives, with soothing, anti-inflammatory ingredients like zinc and B5 (dexpanthenol/provitamin B5) to help calm the area without causing stinging or worsening irritation.
Regular eye creams often contain fragrance, preservatives or essential oils – none of which are ideal for flare-ups or eczema-prone skin. Instead, a good eye cream for eyelid dermatitis should:
Our award-winning Eczema Friend cream is gentle enough to use under eyes, with zinc oxide to soothe and protect, and zero nasties that could trigger a flare.
This cream is formulated with a skin-friendly pH of 4.6, which matches the natural acidity of healthy skin. This plays a vital role in maintaining your skin’s barrier and microbiome. Many soaps, skincare products, and even tapwater are incredibly alkaline, which disrupts the delicate balance of the skin making conditions like eczema worse.
Apply a small amount of Eczema Friend to clean, dry skin around the eyes or affected area. Gently pat – don’t rub – until absorbed. Use twice daily, morning and night, or as needed during flare-ups. For best results, apply after cleansing to help restore the skin’s natural pH and support barrier repair.
At Skin Friend, we believe that calm, glowy skin should be the every day norm – not the exception. Founded by award-winning nutritionist and skin health expert Karen Fischer, our products are backed by 24 years of clinical experience and real results.
From science-based supplements to gentle barrier creams, every formula is designed to support long-term skin resilience – no harsh additives, steroids or fillers.
Medical News Today. (n.d.). Eczema around the eyes: Causes, treatment, and prevention.
Lambers, H., et al. (2006). Natural skin surface pH is on average below 5, which is beneficial for its resident flora. Int J Cosmet Sci, 28(5), 359-370.