ECZEMA

Your skin’s outer layer protects the inner layers from irritants and infections. People with atopic dermatitis have dry skin that isn't as protective. If you have eczema, use mild cleansers and a moisturizer after you wash. And don’t take hot showers or baths, or linger too long while showering or bathing.

Natural remedies, such as aloe vera gel, honey, and acupressure, may help manage eczema. Other natural remedies for eczema include colloidal oatmeal, coconut oil, and more.

Ours combine the best to help soothe skin problems. 


INSTRUCTIONS: Remove any dead skin cell by gently exfoliating with the CLERACTIV milk bar. 
For a deeper dead skin removal, use the CERAMILLET gommage to rub with the CLERACTIV lather on the affected area. 
For a deeper hydration, use the DOUSILK bar lather to hydrate deeply the affected area from 30 seconds to 5 minutes. Rinse and pad dry. 
Apply a drop of CLERACTIV serum on the affected are. A little goes a long way. Use as much as needed.
To add a protective and sealing layer, apply a pea size of Shea Mousse and Rub it between your hands, then apply on the affected area.

There are no documented cases of topical allergies to shea butter. Even people with nut allergies should be able to use shea butter on their skin. That said, discontinue use if you begin to experience irritation and inflammation, consult a doctor or other healthcare provider to determine the cause and treatment needed.