Healing Ointment

There's also CeraVe healing ointment and the QV sting free ointment which is like the Australian version of that and they both have ceramides in them too.

Oh, she is so thick. Holy cow. I'm kind of obsessed.

I wish I could have used this back when I had severe barrier damage in like 2020 because oh my god, like I feel like this would have just sped up healing even more.16:34–16:40

This formula will certainly do that. There's no doubt about that. Like, this is going to create the most occlusive seal on your skin.

Because of that, it is no longer something that works for me as an eye cream. It is just too thick.17:18–17:25

I'll definitely keep this new formula in the event that I need it for healing purposes, but it's no longer something that I will be reaching for on a nightly basis.17:25–17:28

I am no longer slugging around my eyes with CeraVe healing ointment because they reformulated it.13:44–13:51

I think the reformulation is even better for what this product is intended to be used for, which is barrier repair and skin healing.13:51–13:57

This is even thicker.14:02–14:05

This stuff is so thick.14:16–14:18

This is like kind of it's sticky.

This is just going to be even more occlusive.14:36–14:43

That marks the end of my road with this for eye cream purposes.14:40–14:45

It's too much.

This is a ride or die product for me. I've used tubes and tubs of this.8:49–8:56

I used to slather myself in Vaseline until I discovered this.9:09–9:13

This is basically petroleum jelly but with few other beneficial ingredients like panthenol and ceramides which are incredibly hydrating and soothing.9:11–9:17

Healthy skin actually has a healthy amount of ceramides whereas sensitive skin has lesser amount of ceramides in their skin. That's why I really trust brand like CeraVe.9:22–9:28