Fight Flare Ups—Steroid-Free
FOR MILD TO MODERATE ECZEMA
Skin Recovery Cream
Enriched with soothing botanical ingredients (no steroids here!), our Skin Recovery Cream effectively reduces redness and irritation, while keeping your skin hydrated— easing discomfort from mild to moderate eczema.
We are proud to have this product approved by The Good Face Project and the National Eczema Association.
About Eczema
Over 31 million Americans struggle with eczema, making it a condition endured by many on the daily. While the exact cause of eczema is unknown, scientists do know that it results from an overactive immune system, leaving the skin barrier dry, itchy, and overall, uncomfortable.
For mild to moderate eczema reactions, a topical solution is often effective at alleviating symptoms by hydrating and soothing the skin. Our Skin Recovery Cream uses hyaluronic acid, calendula, and aloe vera to hydrate & help heal the skin.
Helps Soothe
REDNESS
SCALING
FLAKING
RASHES
Key Benefits
Skin Fortifying
A dry, damaged skin barrier is known to exacerbate conditions like eczema. Skin Recovery Cream works to also support skin structure, strengthening your overall skin health.
Anti-Inflammatory
Calendula flower & hyaluronic acid work together to reduce redness, inflammation, and other irritation, while aloe vera helps soothe your skin, calming flare ups.
Ultra Moisturizing
We like to call Skin Recovery Cream a “super moisturizer” thanks to its use of hyaluronic acid & aloe vera. Together these two ingredients quench your skin like no other.
Smooth Application
Our gentle, water-based formula is beloved for its lightweight, easily absorbed, non-greasy texture. All you need is a quick application to refresh your skin!
Frequently Asked Questions
When should I apply my Skin Recovery Cream?
You should apply the Skin Recovery Cream throughout the day in regular intervals. Remember, do not apply the Skin Recovery Cream to any broken skin!
How do I know this won't irritate my skin?
Rejuvaskin Skin Recovery Cream completed testing by an independent lab declaring it safe for sensitive skin and non-irritating. 100% of participants reported the cream produced no irritation.
Can this cream be applied to broken skin?
No. Rejûvaskin Skin Recovery Cream should be applied to closed skin. You can continue to apply the cream to the surrounding area, but it has no antiseptic properties. If you're skin is broken consult with your physician on what to do next.
How often should I apply this on irritated skin?
We recommend in regular intervals throughout the day! 2-3 times a day, or whenever you are starting to have a flare up.
Is the Skin Recovery Cream HSA eligible?
The Skin Recovery Cream is eligible for HSA reimbursement if it is being used for radiation dermatitis or eczema concerns.
With any HSA, it is important to keep both your receipt and any documentation in case your accountant requests proof. One strong piece of documentation is a note from your physician specifying the medical necessity. We have included a downloadable copy that your healthcare provider can sign here.
Health Savings Accounts and the eligible products allowed under the program are determined by the IRS. You can review their requirements by searching Publication 502.
Do you have any other eczema products?
Not at the moment... but check back in a little bit because we are working on some new products!
★★★★★
"Loveeee This Product
The only product that has been able to calm down my eczema. It rejuvenates your skin honestly. I would highly recommend to everyone. Even if they don’t have skin problems."
- DAYLIN, PATIENT REVIEW
★★★★★
GREAT Product
This product cleared up my eczema so quickly. I am glad I found this product.
- SHELLY, PATIENT REVIEW
★★★★★
Very Pleased
Rejûvaskin Skin Recovery Cream has worked wonders for me and my eczema! It's gentle, cooling and I can feel it still hydrating my skin hours later. It also instantly relieves flareups. It's a great product for those struggling with eczema.
- ELLA, PATIENT REVIEW
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