Are these products approved by the National Eczema Association?

Yes, some of our skincare for eczema, including Ultra Repair Cream, are accepted by the National Eczema Association (NEA), which means they meet strict standards for safety, efficacy, and tolerability for eczema-prone and sensitive skin.

What ingredients help treat eczema-prone skin?

Here are some standout ingredients you’ll find in our eczema treatment products:: Colloidal oatmeal: A true skin soother. This NEA-approved ingredient helps relieve itching, reduce inflammation, and protect skin from further irritation. Ceramides: These are lipids (fats) that naturally occur in your skin. When your barrier is compromised (during an eczema flare, for example), ceramides help patch things up and lock in hydration. Shea butter and squalane: Rich moisturizers that provide deep nourishment without clogging pores or causing sensitivity. Allantoin and licorice root: Gentle ingredients that help reduce redness and support healing.

How often should I apply eczema cream?

You can apply your treatment for eczema as often as your skin needs it, especially during active flare-ups or in dry, cold weather when moisture disappears fast. In general, aim for twice a day: once in the morning to prep and protect your skin for the day ahead, and once at night to help it recover while you sleep. But don’t be shy about reapplying more often if you need it (especially after washing your hands or face, or if you’re feeling dry or itchy).