Atopic eczema is visible on the skin. What it means in everyday life often is not.
A good reason to take a closer look.
Severe itching, inflamed skin or sleepless nights can affect people for a long time. They may also face uncertainty, uncomfortable stares or misconceptions from those around them. One misconception is particularly persistent: atopic eczema is not contagious.
Greater awareness helps people understand the condition better – without losing sight of the person behind it.
ECARF provides information about atopic eczema, treatment options and everyday life with the condition. The ECARF Seal also helps people identify tested allergy-friendly products.
More about atopic eczema:
https://www.ecarf.org/en/information-portal/diseases/atopic-eczema/
ECARF-certified products and services:
https://www.ecarf-institute.org/en/certified-products-services/
In short:
Atopic eczema affects more than the skin. Understanding in everyday life can make a real difference to those affected.