happilyalive, Bless you. The prescription eye cream has been wonderful for me. It is Neomyc-Polym-Dexamet Eye ointment. My eyelids are no longer flaking and crusty. My eye doctor also has cleansing wipes for eyelids, but, he was out of them the day I went. I learned the hard way NOT to put vaseline on my browbone. I didn't even put it on my eye lids and it seeped through to my eyes and caused problems. The skin on the brow bone and eyelids are super thin and absorb products quickly.

With autoimmune diseases, Rosacea & Psoriasis, you have the perfect storm for sensitive skin. Bless you.

Suggestion, do not wash your face in the morning, just splash water or dampen a wet clothe and wipe your face and then apply moisturizer. Too much facial cleansing can dry your face out.

Burt's Bees puts out an exfoliator that I love. I only use it about once a month to exfoliate dead skin on my face. It works great and my sensitive skin can tolerate it.

Presently, I am using O'keefe's lotion on my face and all over. I love it and I have not reacted to it. It isn't greasy and leaves a great moisture barrier. I do love the Cetaphil cream. It is expensive, but, very moisturizing and I have had no problems with it. Also, Emu oil is wonderful for dry skin....expensive, but wonderful for a good brand. I use Neutrogena's cleansing oil for my face. It is wonderful.

Thank you for the kind compliment. We are all on here trying to help one another and isn't that wonderful?

Praying for you to get better. Hugs & Blessings....