Expensive Isn’t Always Better

I had a lady give me some ezema cream  for my daughter since her daughter has  it also. She gave me a sample of a cream that cost her $100 just to see if it would work on my baby. After using it for a few days, I realized that it was not working. Actually my baby started to itch more than ever. So while doing some shopping recently, I popped in to a little corner store and asked what they had for the baby’s skin. The girl showed me to a product that cost $8.00 and I bought it immediately and rushed home to try it. By the next day the baby’s skin had started to heal, and she did not itch once. As of this writing her ezema has disappeared. And I’ve only been using the product  for a few days really. I can’t believe I was prepared to spend $100 on my child’s skin for the other cream. Goes to show that expensive product price has nothing to do with its quality.

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