UltimateVitality Radiation Relief Cream - All Natural Paraben, Sulfate Pthalate And Petro Chemical Free Radiation Treatment Cream For Radiation Therapy Skin Relief - 6 Ounce

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Great cream for after radiation treatment. It has a nice consistency and the scent isn’t overwhelming. A little goes a long way. It’s soothing not really cooling.

Great to have on hand when starting radiation to help soothe the heat and burn

I got a bad sunburn and was looking for a burn cream to soothe the burned skin. I saw this product and thought, ‘well, sunburn is over radiated skin, so this seems like it would work’, and ordered it. I love this cream! It has everything good for burns in it, and I love the soft lavender scent (nice that they also offer an unscented version.) The cream goes on easily, without pulling on my sensitive burned skin, and it absorbs well - no greasy or oily residue. But, best of all, my skin feels so much better! I started using it daily on my face, and added it to my subscribe and save list for regular delivery. I don’t know if this cream will work the same on radiation treated skin, but it worked well for my sun-radiated skin. - Much love and healing light to those who are receiving radiation treatments. I wish you abundant Wellness and glowing good health. 💜

Helped alot with the burns of radiation therapy.

I used this as a post-radiation cream, in combo with Weleda (which is much better) and Trader Joe's vitamin E/aloe. Clearly a bit of overkill on my part. This is a thin lotion, feels like a standard cheap lotion. I didn't remember that I'd paid $29 for 6 oz. It's definitely not worth that much money, but it does have some good ingredients. I also don't think that it's adequate on its own for radiation treatment. It's too thin. Not sure it's moisturizing. Not sure it has enough of the anti-inflammatory properties that calendula has. It's more like they threw in a bunch of ingredients that are generally thought of to be good, but in no certain quantities. I think I purchased it as "just-in-case" these other ingredients are helpful. It's more like they provide a fragrance more than anything else that I'm aware of. Speaking of fragrance, if lavender is your thing, you may like this. The dominant fragrance is lavender, and it's very strong. I don't mind lavender, but I don't seek it out. The whole process of the daily lotion after radiation is unpleasant at best, and, with such a strong fragrance, you will likely make that association with that unpleasant period. When I was finished with radiation and the few weeks afterward when I was supposed to put lotion on, I kept using the Weleda for a few extra weeks, just in case it helped. Weleda was more of a pleasant fragrance to me. I stopped using this lotion in part because it seemed more like clear overkill by then, especially since it was so thin. A few weeks later I started using it just as regular post-shower lotion. At first, the fragrance was too much just in terms of my association with radiation. I got over that relatively quickly (although the scent will bring up the whole thing pretty easily in my mind), and I can use it as lotion. Probably easier to use it as an ordinary lotion without thinking about the price, which might make more sense if it was an amazing lotion, but it's not. I'll keep using it just because I might as well use it up. Bottom line: overpriced.