Body Care

Improving your eczema starts with building resolve. By taking charge of your mindset, approach, and strategy, you’ll be able to effectively manage your skin condition. Everyone’s dermatitis expresses uniquely.

We know that pregnancy can be a wild time for your body. If mood swings, food cravings, sore muscles, and bodily changes aren’t enough, your skin can also start to behave in unexpected ways. It can be impossible to predict what your skin will do. Constant care is important. For some, a lucky pregnancy glow is the worst it can get. For others, swollen feet, skin flare-ups, dry and itching skin, oily break-outs and sensitivity might wreak havoc on your routine.

We wanted to give you a better body care experience by creating our custom sets, which pair up effective ingredients with each other and are designed with real, authentic lifestyles in mind.

Slugging is an occasional remedy. Before ramping it up into a daily thing, start with once a week, and see if your skin can handle a bit more than before. Jumping into it too enthusiastically may lead to breakouts. 

Natural shampoo fans often cite a switch away from drugstore products as the start to becoming conditioner-free! Natural shampoos help retain more of the hair’s natural oils. After 1 - 2 months, the hair often takes on a brighter, sleeker appearance

Managing your unique basket of eczema symptoms means exploring cause-and-effect with an open mind. For some people, it’s normal to ‘feel what you eat.’ Your eczema’s presence can be as constant as your meals. 

Applying moisturizer regularly throughout the day, without waiting for signs of dryness, keeps the skin barrier strong and supple.

Instead, building a winter-specific routine is about enhancement. Winter’s biggest impacts include: reduced environmental humidity, less circulation, and a decrease in sweating. This means that, in general, the skin is losing hydration throughout the day, compared to spring or summer conditions.

Dry skin’s manifestation easily goes unnoticed until it is suddenly too visible to be ignored. Redness, irritated cracks, flaking, dead skin near the fingertips, and aggravated itching are signs of skin that is parched—and has been for some time.