Delicate Skin All Over Aloe Lotion (virtually scentless)
Delicate Skin All Over Aloe Lotion (virtually scentless)
Looking for an ultra-hydrating lotion you can use all over that is virtually scentless and will instantly moisturize chapped, thirsty skin without leaving a heavy residue? Stop right here.
I pack my aloe-rich lotion with ceramides (think CeraVe), hyaluronic multiplex, Natural Moisture Factors, plant extracts, vitamins, and lots more to help damaged skin heal and keep healthy skin plump, happy and glowing.
My Delicate Skin Lotion is free of common irritants and unlikely to cause irritation, with no detectable aroma, a super light feel with no heavy residue.
Gender Neutral: Excellent for acne-prone skin, sunburn, and those with any type of dermatitis such as Eczema, Seborrheic dermatitis, Diaper dermatitis, Perioral dermatitis, Neurodermatitis, etc.
4 OZ SQUEEZE BOTTLE.
ECOCERT + ORGANIC INGREDIENTS + WILD PLANT INFUSED + NMF + HYALURONIC ACID MULTIPLEX + CERAMIDES
FREE OF MOST COMMON IRRITANTS:
NO drying alcohol
NO synthetic fragrance or perfume
NO dyes
NO parabens or phthalates
NO Sodium Lauryl Sulfate
NO Almond Oil
For years, I would make this lotion special for my customers who report parched, dehydrated skin that is easily irritated AND/OR those struggling with conditions such as acne, rosacea, dermatitis, and eczema.
Now it is available to order online and in my store in Crested Butte.
A soothing moisturizing lotion for just about everyone:
Soothing and natural skincare for babies, kids and the elderly.
Anyone who prefers no scent.
Excellent for after suncare and sunburn.
Relives itch
I recommend this lotion for men and boys since they often prefer unscented skincare that doesn’t feel greasy.
Non-irritating dry skin relief for eczema, acne, rosacea, dermatitis, and eczema.
Ingredient Highlights:
ALOE JUICE and STEAM DISTILLED PLANT HYROSOL WATERS: Why use plain water when we can use aloe and hydrosol to make skin care? This formula is 66% aloe juice and steam distilled artisan hydrosol. (I create all my lotions, creams, and body butters with aloe and steam distilled hydrosol waters)
Infused with my garden-grown Calendula. Calendula is renowned for its skin healing and soothing properties. Fresh plant material always offers us more potency when infusing so I make gallons of it throughout the summer and fall with flowers I collect from my nutrient-dense home garden.
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Alpha (a) Bisabolol is also known as levomenol, a natural monocyclic aromatic terpene. It’s the primary constituent of German chamomile essential oil, renown for it’s skin soothing properties.
I only use NATRUAL Bisabolol in my products, steam distilled from the bark of a tree. It is considered safe for everyone including babies and shown to be:
Anti-inflammatory - reducing redness, swelling, pain.
Antipruritic - reducing itch
Penetration enhancer: Bisabolol is well absorbed and enhances the absorption of other ingredients, greatly increasing the effectiveness of a lotion or cream.
Anti-oxidant: reduces oxidative stress on skin tissue.
Speeds healing of sunburn, mild burns, wounds, and skin irritation
Reduces the chance of scarring by speeding the healing of wounds and blemishes.
Anti-microbial: effective against staph, epidermidis, and corynebacteria, Candida albicans
Inhibits the break down collagen and stimulates collagen production helping soften and smooth skin texture, reducing the formation of fine lines.
A natural skin brightener by Inhibiting melanin synthesis and combating hyperpigmentation, may protect from skin cancer.
Decreases trans-epidermal water loss, increasing skin hydration and elasticity.
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Natural Moisture Factors (NMF) are not a single substance, rather NMFs are a complex of water soluble humectants naturally occurring in our skin and created by our own amazing bodies in a biologic protein recycling program involving amino acids, fatty acids, triglycerides, ceramides, phospholipids, glycerin, hyaluronic acid, etc.
NMF = Humectants. They draw water from the environment like a bee drinks up nectar.
Healthy adult skin should contain about 20% - 30% naturally occurring NMF. When the skin barrier is disturbed we lose NMF. NMF are available as naturally derived ingredients too and are a vital component of effective skin care.
We all should be aware of the importance of NMF. Delver deeper HERE.
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Squalane is naturally present in our skin and is naturally derived from olive oil. It is renown for its’ ability to soak in almost instantly and is extremely resistant to rancidity.
Will not clog pores.
Soothe and softens dry, rough skin and reduce redness and irritation.
Helps the skin retain moisture by creating a sealing in dermal moisture and helping prevent evaporation of dermal moisture.
Helps protect against external irritants.
Helps restore the concentration of natural squalene present in healthy skin.
It’s also a natural antioxidant with antitumor properties helping protect from carcinogens.
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Plantago Major is also known as Plantain - but this is not the yellow fruit similar to a banana! Rather, plantago is a powerful healing plant.
This amazing plant has been used in traditional medicine for a very long time and is proven to help heal compromised skin barriers.
Additional benefits are offered when combined with skin healing Aloe. DIG DEEPER - Research
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HA is a natural moisture factor that is present in human skin. This purified, naturally derived skin care ingredient has a optimized ratio of 7 unique molecular weights of hyaluronic acid from 3’000-2’300’000 DaMW for maximum benefit:
Proven to provide maximum moisturization and increase skin elasticity.
Stimulates skin to produce more of it’s own hyaluronic acid.
HA Forms a light, protective barrier which is shown to reduce reduce TEWL (trans epidermal water loss), the leading cause of parched, dehydrated skin.
INGREDIENTS: *Aloe Juice, §steamed distilled witch hazel hydrosol, §Plantago hydrosol, ¥Babassu seed oil, ¥Apricot kernel oil, ¥Argan kernel oil, ^ØCetearyl Alcohol, *Kosher Vegetable Glycerin, Ø^Hyaluronic Acid Multiplex, Ø^Ceramide Complex, ØKeratin Protein, *hydrolyzed oat protein, Ø^emulsifying wax (glyceryl stearate, cetearyl alcohol, sodium stearoyl lactylate), *Chamomile extract, §Calendula glycerite, §Plantago glycerite, Ø^Glyceryl Stearate, ØSodium Stearoyl Lactylate, Panthenol DL, *Olive Oil Hemisqualane, *Vitamin E Acetate,*Rosemary extract, *Vit. B3, B5, B6, Ø^Propanediol, Ø^Ethylhexylglycerin, Ø^Potassium sorbate.
1 % essential oils: Lavender, Geranium, n-alpha bisabolol, copaiba.
^EcoCert, Ønaturally derived, *organic, §wildcrafted or garden grown, ¥virgin organic cold pressed
All Over Lotion - really?
Absolutely! The differences between a body lotion and a facial lotion often comes down to … MARKETING - of course! And while body lotions and facial lotion CAN be different this is not always the case. For instance, body creams and moisturizers can sometimes be thicker, more emollient and more occlusive (but not always!) Facial moisturizers can sometimes be lighter and enhanced with high end active ingredients (but not always!).
All Over Delicate Skin Lotion is a soothing, hydrating lotion for delicate facial skin AND perfectly suited for your hands AND all over as a body lotion! No kidding!
So go ahead … slather it on every square inch of your dermis anytime.
DIGGING DEEPER … but still just scratching the surface:
What is Sensitive Skin?
Sensitive skin is a very common issue. “Dry skin” and “sensitive skin” are the most common complaints I hear from my customers. Both of these conditions are a sign of some degree of impairment to the Acid Mantle, aka moisture barrier.
“Sensitive skin” generally refers to skin which is prone to inflammation from an allergen or an underlying health issue (beyond the scope of this discussion).
The cause of the inflammation will differ for each person. Eczema and hives, are both related to allergies and are two of the most common types of skin irritation and rashes. Common allergens include skincare products and makeup which contain drying alcohols, dyes, synthetic fragrances, and/or certain chemicals.
Finding what triggers your irritation and avoiding them can help reduce sensitivities.
Symptoms of sensitive skin may include:
eczema
hives
red patches
rashes that may itch, sting, or burn
itching, stinging or burning without a visible rash
sunburn
contact dermatitis
atopic dermatitis (eczema)
parched, tight, dehydrate skin (what we call dry skin)
More causes of sensitive skin: your skincare habits and routine …
How we cleanse, moisturize, and exfoliate impacts skin health and is often at the root of sensitive and dry skin issues.
This is actually GOOD NEWS! Because it means there’s a good chance that with some simple changes to the routine and products you can improve the situation or resolve it completely!
Most us are not aware of the fact that our skin is adapted to never coming into contact with water! Bathing removes vital skin compounds from the skin’s surface which are needed to keep the skin healthy and seal in dermal moisture. But that doesn’t suit our lifestyles so …
Here are a few ways proven to support strong, resilient skin for hands and body and help meet the biological needs of our skin:
NO HOT WATER! Only warm never hot - seriously.
Reduce contact with water if you can stand it! 3 times a week MAX! If you need to bathe more often consider only using “soap” 3 times a week, and just rinsing in warm water the other times. Reduce the time you spend bathing to 5 or 10 minutes.
Only wash your body with REAL SOAP (natural oil soap) and only use it on your stinky parts! Do not use soap anywhere else, just use a wet washcloth.
Blot your skin gently dry with a towel.
Slather on the moisturizer immediately after drying off. Never let your skin dry to the point that you experience that “tight feeling”. Keep this lotion close and slather it on every square inch, including your face, to seal in all that moisture your skin absorbed while bathing.
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