Hydrate and nourish with dermatologist‑recommended formulas.
Gentle cleansers for every skin type – from sensitive to oily.
Daily sunscreens and after‑sun care for face and body.
Rich creams and balms for the driest, hardest‑working skin.
Targeted solutions for scars, eczema, irritation and more.
Helpful extras that complement your skin‑care routine.
These creams and lotions lock in moisture, repair the skin barrier and leave your complexion soft and smooth. New to the category? Read how to choose a moisturizer for your skin type before browsing.
A lightweight, non‑greasy lotion for dry to normal skin. It contains hyaluronic acid and three essential ceramides to restore the skin’s protective barrier and provides long‑lasting hydration.
This rich yet fast‑absorbing lotion blends shea butter, shea oil, vitamin E and glycerin to deliver 24‑hour moisture and a comforting vanilla‑cashmere scent.
A replenishing body & face lotion featuring a smoothing concentrate with omega‑fatty acids, botanicals and antioxidants. Clinically shown to improve skin firmness and elasticity in two weeks.
Designed for extra dry skin, this lotion uses a unique Hydralucence blend and vitamins C, E and B5 to penetrate five layers of skin’s surface, relieve dryness and leave skin visibly healthier.
This self‑tanning body lotion gradually creates a natural‑looking color and contains firming ingredients formulated to support skin elasticity over weeks of consistent use.
A fast‑absorbing lotion that provides 48‑hour moisture for very dry skin. It’s enriched with Ceramides‑3 and Natural Moisturizing Factors to strengthen the skin’s barrier.
This gentle lotion contains pro‑ceramide, shea butter and glycerin to provide 24‑hour hydration for sensitive skin. It helps restore the skin’s moisture barrier and is fragrance‑free.
This solid moisturizing balm is enriched with cocoa butter and vitamin E to heal and soften very dry, rough skin. It provides 48‑hour hydration and helps fade marks and scars.
100 % pure, triple‑purified petroleum jelly that protects and heals dry, damaged skin. It creates a barrier to lock in moisture and is hypoallergenic and non‑comedogenic.
A luxurious body cream scented with starflower, sandalwood musk, sugared tangelo and white agarwood. The shea and cocoa butter formula provides intense 24‑hour moisture and leaves skin soft and radiant.
A deliberately short ingredient list built for reactive skin: no fragrance, dye, lanolin, parabens or formaldehyde releasers. The tub format suits large dry areas and cracked hands.
The thicker sibling of the daily lotion. Same three ceramides and hyaluronic acid, but in a richer cream that holds up overnight and through winter heating.
A long‑running, no‑drama cream for dry and sensitive skin, using glycerin and dimethicone to hydrate and then seal. Absorbs faster than most tub creams of its weight.
A budget‑friendly rich lotion with almond oil and deep nourishing serum, formulated for dry to very dry skin and 48‑hour moisture.
Cleanse your skin gently without stripping its natural oils. Choose from soothing oat formulas to fragrant scrubs. If you’re torn between formats, see body wash, bar soap or shower oil; for reactive skin, the sensitive-skin guide covers what to avoid.
A tear‑free 2‑in‑1 cleanser for babies and sensitive skin. It’s hypoallergenic, fragrance‑free and made with naturally derived ingredients.
This refreshing body wash combines tea tree oil, peppermint, aloe and plant oils to cleanse, deodorize and soothe irritated skin.
A gentle cleansing oil that nourishes dry to atopic skin while preserving its natural protective barrier. It provides 24‑hour hydration and is safe for the whole family.
Formulated with a soothing Triple Oat complex, this fragrance‑free body wash cleanses without disrupting the skin’s moisture barrier and helps relieve dryness.
This hypoallergenic, fragrance‑free bar is more moisturizing than regular soap and gently cleanses sensitive skin without harsh ingredients.
A gentle exfoliating body wash made with rose water, pink sea salt and rose quartz to soften and nourish skin.
Made with organic oils, vegetable glycerin and shea butter, this 100 % natural wash soothes and repairs damaged skin while delivering a fresh lavender scent.
A plant‑derived hand soap made with essential oils, aloe and olive oil. It cleans hands without stripping moisture and leaves a pleasant floral scent.
This cleanser removes dirt and oil without disrupting the skin’s protective barrier. It contains hyaluronic acid and ceramides to lock in moisture and uses MVE technology for all‑day hydration.
A sulfate‑free, fragrance‑free wash with a very short ingredient list. It cleans without the tight, squeaky feeling that traditional soap leaves on dry skin.
A salicylic‑acid wash aimed at keratosis pilaris — the small rough bumps on upper arms and thighs — with ceramides and hyaluronic acid to offset the exfoliation.
A concentrated plant‑oil soap that dilutes heavily — one bottle covers body, hands and household use. The unscented Baby version skips essential oils entirely.
Daily sun protection is the one step that changes how skin ages — and for reactive skin it also shortens recovery after a flare. These are broad‑spectrum options for face and body, plus after‑sun care for the days you got it wrong. If filters tend to sting or flush your skin, the sensitive-skin guide explains why mineral formulas are usually the safer starting point.
A broad‑spectrum body and face sunscreen with a lotion texture that sinks in rather than sitting white on the skin. Water resistant for 80 minutes.
A lightweight zinc‑oxide facial sunscreen with niacinamide, designed for acne‑prone and rosacea‑prone skin that reacts to heavier formulas.
A 100% mineral face sunscreen using zinc oxide and titanium dioxide, with the same ceramide‑and‑hyaluronic‑acid base as the brand’s moisturizers.
A mineral sunscreen for reactive and children’s skin, in the bottle that changes colour in UV light so you know when protection is needed.
A widely available, inexpensive high‑SPF lotion with a genuinely dry finish — the practical choice for reapplying generously on holiday.
An aloe‑based lotion with vitamin E and cocoa butter for hot, tight skin at the end of a long day outdoors.
Hands, heels and lips have the thinnest oil reserves and take the most abuse — washing, friction, weather. They usually need something richer than whatever you use on the rest of your body. In cold months especially: see the winter dry-skin routine for when and how to apply these.
A concentrated, high‑glycerin cream aimed at hands that crack and split — trades people, nurses, gardeners and anyone washing their hands twenty times a day.
The heel‑focused version of the same formula, built to soften thick, callused skin and stop the splits that open up in dry weather.
An alpha‑hydroxy lotion that both hydrates and gently exfoliates — the standard recommendation for rough elbows, knees, heels and bumpy upper arms.
A urea‑and‑alpha‑hydroxy foot cream that softens callus while it moisturises, giving 48‑hour relief on very dry heels.
An occlusive lip balm with shea butter, chamomile and provitamin B5 for chapped, peeling lips in cold or windy weather.
The everyday pocket option: beeswax, coconut oil and vitamin E in a familiar stick, with a light peppermint tingle.
These targeted treatments soothe irritation, heal damaged skin and support regeneration. Not sure what an ingredient does? The plain-English ingredients guide walks through the names you’ll meet most often.
A multi‑purpose balm that hydrates cracked, chapped and dry skin while protecting it from wind and cold. It soothes visible signs of irritation and is safe for adults, children and babies.
This multipurpose ointment contains panthenol and glycerin to moisturize, soothe and protect very dry, cracked skin. It’s preservative‑free and fragrance‑free.
An oil formulated to improve the appearance of scars, stretch marks and uneven skin tone. It contains mineral oil, vitamins and natural plant oils to nourish and hydrate skin.
A mineral‑infused mask enriched with stem cells and collagen to detoxify pores and reduce acne, blackheads and oily skin.
A salicylic‑acid and lactic‑acid cream for keratosis pilaris and rough patches, buffered with three ceramides and hyaluronic acid so exfoliation doesn’t cost you the barrier.
A low‑cost, single‑purpose serum for congested or shine‑prone skin. Niacinamide supports the barrier and evens tone; zinc helps balance oil.
A single‑ingredient body oil that is technically a liquid wax, so it sits close to skin’s own sebum and rarely causes congestion.
These handy extras make maintaining your body and beauty routine easier.
A sleek, 6‑mm tempered‑glass scale that provides consistently accurate measurements up to 400 lb (180 kg). It auto‑calibrates and switches off after 15 seconds to conserve battery life.
A double‑sided tape designed to keep clothing and hemlines securely in place. The skin‑safe adhesive is fabric‑friendly and strong enough to withstand movement.
Indoor heating is the single biggest cause of winter dryness. Raising bedroom humidity to roughly 40–50% does more for tight, itchy skin than switching lotions again.
A long nylon cloth that lathers a small amount of body wash into a full lather and reaches the middle of your back without contortion.
The low‑tech way to keep heel callus in check. Used on damp skin after a shower, a pumice stone takes off the top layer without the aggression of a metal file.
A hygienic alternative to a mesh pouf: silicone bristles don’t hold water the way nylon does, so they’re far less hospitable to bacteria.
Short, no-nonsense reading to make the product pages above easier to use. Each guide is written for everyday readers — no marketing fog, no medical advice.
A practical decision framework — read your skin type, match the format, decode the first six ingredients on the label.
Read the guideWhat ceramides, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, oat extract, niacinamide and the other label regulars actually do on skin.
Read the guideHow each cleanser format actually cleans, who it suits, and which one wins for dry, oily or sensitive skin.
Read the guideBuild a calmer routine, learn what to skip on a label, and patch-test new products before they cause a flare.
Read the guideWhy heating dries you out, the three-minute rule, and how to layer an occlusive over a cream on shins, knuckles and heels.
Read the guide