Sorry bout the title, couldnt think of any other word better than that one lol.

Alright, heres my situation.

I have had a very mild case of eczema, which happened to be in the worst spot possible in my case. Its located on the side of the back of my knee. You know that area where its your joint. I have no clue what its called, but i hope you guys understand.

Well see, that part of the skin is always expanding and shrinking as you walk and run etc.. So i actually had this "eczema" there for maybe a month or two, before i went to my doctor to get it checked out. and so he said it was that, so he told me to use Cortizone. So for about 4 days i used it. All the dry junk and creases and whatever is pretty much gone. And i have dry skin when i get out of the shower and it looks like it went away becuase it didnt get dry in that area anymore like it used to before i knew what it was. So... i dont really understand why its still red and the skin is sort of looks out of place. Its red and not the color of my regular skin around it. I really have no clue why its red either. Could it had been becuase i left the eczema untreated for so long? I know its not the creme becuase i only used it for a short amount of time. Not enough to damage the skin like everyone says it does.

Im really at a loss here, and i really would like to get rid of its ridiculous redness. I hope it isnt that hard, becuase after all, i did get rid of the ezcema.

Someone please help!

Thanks.

P.S.

It looks so out of place!!!!!

Use CP Serum followed by Emu Oil for Skin.

Throw your cortisone as far away as possible.

So, two questions.

Are these two things you just said expensive?

Also, if i use these two products, will my skin ever return to its normal state like before i had the ezcema?

No.

You skin should recover its health in about one or two months.

Well see, the cortizone got rid of my eczema problem.. i just have that red discolorment. If i dont use the Emu oil and CPSerum.. will my skin heal itself over some time?

Becuase im kindof short on money atm.

We had our products tested on suppressing human inflammation during nickel allergy and they worked as well or better than cortisone.

However, cortisone damages and thins skin but copper peptides repair and thicken the skin.

The reference to the study is at www.skinbiology.com/copperpeptideregeneration.html