It sounds like you may need a product containing cortisone to help with your severe eczema around your eyes and slightly around your mouth. When moisturizing alone is not enough, a cortisone cream can often provide that extra help to get rid of eczema. I suggest discussing this with a pharmacist to find a suitable option for you. Just be cautious not to apply cortisone too close to your eyes or on your eyelids.
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