My daughter always has some sort of bite that she wants itch cream on. I guess it started in the summer with all the mosquitoes. I have this serum from Mary Kay, from a long time ago that soothes the itch. I have since tried a few other itch creams and they all kinda work the same. I think it might be more of a placebo effect for my daughter most of times.
My daughter also has an eczema patch on the inside of her elbow, that I have to have a medicated cream for. I do not use the itch creams for that one.
When asked by Moms Meet to try a new itch cream, TriCalm, I thought great! Another one to try.
After having the TriCalm in our bathroom for a week or so, my daughter complained about an itchy spot. So I got out the TriCalm and applied it.
She did not like it, said it made it hurt. Will I try it again on her or my son? Yes. I just haven’t needed to yet. I like that it’s a clear gel. Nice and thin and there is no odor.
If you or your kids get bit a lot, like our family, I would give it a try. It’s good for itching, burning and stinging. I know this summer we will have lots of that with all the mosquitoes we get around here.
TriCalm offers powerful relief from itching, burning and stinging caused by rashes, hives, sunburn, allergic reactions,
bug bites, poison ivy and other skin ailments. A steroid-free anti-itch gel, TriCalm works on contact to help alleviate
discomfort associated with minor skin irritations.
Get a free sample at http://www.tricalm.com/
You can find out more online at TriCalm.com or Facebook.com/TriCalm or Twitter.com/TriCalm
• TriCalm’s formula contains COSMEDERM-7, a compound of strontium, a naturally occurring element
found in leafy green vegetables.
• TriCalm is safe to use daily on kids and adults and is FDA-approved.
• TriCalm is non-numbing, and works on contact to provide rapid itch relief from bug bites, rashes,
sunburns, poison oak/ivy, and more. It may also help relief dry skin and eczema-related symptoms.
• TriCalm does not increase sensitivity to UV rays, so its safe to use while spending time in the sun.
• TriCalm retails for $9.49 for a 2-ounce tube.
Disclaimer: I received this product for free from the sponsor of the Moms Meet SM program, May Media Group LLC, who received it directly from the manufacturer. As a Moms Meet SM blogger, I agreed to use this product and post my opinion on my blog. My opinions do not necessarily reflect the opinions
Oooo… I likey free samples. Nice to know how well it works before buying a full size tube.
Yay for free samples! My kids have eczema so they itch all the time.
I sometimes have issues with my hands so I’ll give this a try.
Free samples are the best way to try a new product!
This sounds like stuff I need. The mosquitoes here in Florida definitely call for some itch cream.
I need to try this out. My daughter is always complaining about itchy skin. She goes through gallons of anti-itch cream, I swear!
I love free samples!
Free samples are great!
Sounds like a great product.
That is great that they offer free samples so you can try before you buy.
Sounds great!
Thanks for sharing your review!
Gotta love some free samples.
Thanks for the review. I love when companies like this give out free samples so you can try it out before you buy it.
I love free samples before buying a full size product
This is a good idea. Thanks for the review!
such a great product to keep on hand
Definitely going to sign up for a free sample, thanks!
sounds great!!
Thanks for sharing! Love free samples to try before I buy!
I’ll be trying it this summer. Mosquitoes love me and sometimes I think I’m allergic to them judging by the size of the welts they leave!
I have contact dermatitis that affects my forearms (usually my right one)… that itches like mad. I’ll try this!
I think more companies should offer free samples. What a great idea!
have you tried it again yet?
I’m gonna try it because I get bit so much now that I’m in the South. Hate that!
Thanks for the info
My daughter always has bites too. I will have to try this.