Eczema (atopic dermatitis) is common and often worsens in winter, dry climates, or when you're sick. Frequent handwashing doesn’t help. Daily moisturizers are key to preventing flares, and a few extra tricks can make a big difference.

Keratosis pilaris (KP or “chicken skin”) happens when hair follicles get plugged, usually on the upper arms, thighs, bottom, or cheeks. It feels rough and bumpy but is easy to treat with the right over-the-counter acid-based moisturizers.

Brittle nails are very common, and there are many triggers - age, diet, stress, climate, and more. Several steps should be taken to improve your nail’s growth and minimize splitting. Most people get stronger nails from vitamin supplements and temporarily using a nail strengthener.

Dry skin (or ashy skin) is extremely common and caused by many things, harsh or scented soaps, household products, cleaning supplies, clothing, as well as dry climates, genetics, medical conditions and medications. Over-the-counter options work really well.

Learn the basic differences between our moisturizer options.