CV Skinlabs

Some skin heroes deserve to celebrated and Aloe Vera is one of them. 🐐

Aloe:

Replaces lost moisture without clogging pores
Soothes cold weather irritation and redness
Repairs summer UV damage
Gently helps clear transitional breakouts

Find organic aloe vera as the first ingredient in CV Skinlabs Calming Moisture for these reasons and more.

Getting outdoors this weekend? Our travel sized Rescue + Relief Spray slips easily into a pocket or purse, making it easy to soothe and tone your skin anywhere you’re headed.

For skin that glows year round!

Our CV Skinlabs system takes care of your entire body with just 4 multi-use, highly effective products.

The way Calming Moisture helps protect and heal your skin from burns and irritation is no hocus pocus!

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Autumn 2026 arrives early this evening 🍁here are a few suggestions for updating your skincare routine to help your skin transition to cooler weather.

If you’ve been trying to scrub or peel your way to smooth skin, you may have noticed some downsides.

If you use exfoliants with the wrong ingredients your skin can become dry, red, irritated, and extra sensitive.

This is especially dangerous as the weather gets colder.

The American Academy of Dermatology (AAD) warns against exfoliating dry, peeling winter skin because that can strip away even more moisture, worsening the problem.

If your skin starts feeling tight, tender, itchy, or unusually sensitive after exfoliation, give it a break. Focus on nourishing moisture instead with our Rescue & Relief Spray and Calming Moisture.

For particularly dry areas, try a small amount of our Restorative Skin Balm. It helps soothe and protect dry, cracked, or stressed skin. It’s small enough that you can pack it with you anywhere and apply as you need it.

Your hauntingly beautiful manicure starts with gorgeous cuticles. Restorative Skin Balm is a petroleum free balm that moisturizes, tones and heals small cuts, moisturizes, and conditions cuticles.

It’s National Eczema Week, and we wanted to talk a bit about flareups and their causes:

A recent study published in Allergy, Asthma & Immunology Research found that people with atopic dermatitis (the medical term for eczema) have way less diversity in their skin microbiome compared to healthy skin.

👉 That means that there aren’t enough different types of bacteria to help keep the skin healthy.

The researchers also found that eczema skin shows an overgrowth of harmful (bad) bacteria like Staphylococcus aureus in the affected areas. Even more interesting, they found that beneficial (good) bacteria like Staphylococcus epidermidis and Roseomonas mucosa may protect skin by inhibiting the harmful bacteria and helping to regulate immune responses.

If you suffer from eczema it’s important to be a good Gardner for your skin - plentiful good bacteria will crowd out harmful bacteria and help you maintain a healthy skin barrier.