Every ingredient is printed on the jar.

What may help.

• Patch test every new product first.
• Short ingredient lists you can read.
• One new product at a time.

What to avoid.

• Fragrance and essential oils, if they have bothered you before.
• Starting several new products in one week.
• Scrubs and strong exfoliants.

How to use it.

1. Patch test first: a small dab inside your forearm, twice a day for three days.
2. No redness and no stinging? Move to the area you care about.
3. Then morning and night.

1. First usePatch test done, warm a little and apply it to clean skin. If it stings or turns red, stop and wash it off.
2. Week 2Keep going, morning and night. Pay attention to the areas that usually react.
3. Week 4Decide for yourself, in daylight. If it does not suit you, tell us.

Ask someone first

• A rash that spreads, blisters or weeps.
• Swelling of the lips, eyes or face. Get help right away.
• Any product, ours included, that stings or turns skin red. Stop using it.

From the counter.

• Fragrance-free and unscented are not the same thing.The two labels mean different things, and the difference matters if fragrance bothers your skin.
• Before you put a new product everywhere, try it somewhere.A simple patch test can save sensitive skin a difficult week.