The Miracle Healing Cream.

Want to live your life without the daily struggles of eczema? We know the effects of sleepless nights, waking up to raw skin, and the embarrassment you can feel on first dates, it’s scars and stained clothing. It's time to take your skin back.

Due to an enzyme found in Honey that produces hydrogen peroxide, a well-known disinfectant, Bacteria, and germs simply won’t survive against our natural healing cream, crucial to overcoming eczema.

2 fl.OZ

Ingredients: organic shea butter, organic sunflower/olive oil, organic raw honey, organic unrefined coconut oil, organic candelilla wax, organic essential oil complex (peppermint, lavender, rose, tea tree, bergamot, sandalwood, fir needle)

Goes on light, sinks deep, and delivers supreme concentrated moisture. Abundant in minerals, vitamins, antioxidants, and natural enzymes that heal skin from the outside in. 

Essential oils: Our potent yet gentle combination of lavender essential oil, peppermint, and rose essential oil will heal the red, dry skin associated with eczema. Full of all-natural vitamin A it works as an anti-inflammatory and aids in numerous skin conditions. 

For redness and itchiness

As a skin mask

For general skincare and moisture

Developed by a Holistic Nutritionist!

Want to live your life without the daily struggles of eczema? We know the effects of sleepless nights, waking up to raw skin, and the embarrassment you can feel on first dates, it’s scars and stained clothing. We could keep going. 
Salisha's Eczema Healing Honey is special. We know the struggle is real, that’s why every ingredient is intentional and every jar is genuine.

Honey Shea Eczema Honey is completely natural and organic. Everything in our healing cream came from the planet we live on. No labs, no steroids, no harm. 

Raw shea butter: Full of all-natural vitamin A, works as an anti-inflammatory and aids in numerous skin conditions. 

Raw Honey

We only use grade A honey from our local farm in Ontario Canada. This honey is wild, pure and potent. It works by blocking the formation of eczema causing bacteria and the formation of inflamed skin.

Benefits

Goes on light, sinks deep, and delivers supreme concentrated moisture. Abundant in minerals, vitamins, antioxidants, and natural enzymes that literally heal skin from the outside in. These enzymes absorb easily to get moisture, vitamins, fatty acids, and antioxidants into your skin quickly to stimulate tissue growth, enhance epithelialization, and minimize scar formation immediately.
Additionally, they form a natural lipid barrier to lock moisture in and protect against dryness and heat in any environment.

Due to an enzyme found in Honey that produces hydrogen peroxide, a well-known disinfectant, Bacteria and germs simply won’t survive against our natural healing cream, crucial to overcoming eczema. For those who have tried everything...this was made for you.

For redness and itchiness
Rub a dime-sized amount into the skin’s affected area 1-3 times a day. Add water or aloe-based lotion on top if desired.

As a skin mask
Apply a thicker layer for a 20-minute mask, wash with a clean and warm towelette for a moisturized and smooth finish.

For general skincare and moisture
Gently massage into dry areas of the skin until only a thin protective layer forms without too much excess product.

Preventing Flareups

It starts with diet and eating both omega-3 foods as well as anti-inflammatory foods to reduce symptoms. Similarly, reduce, eliminate or use grass-fed only dairy products and eliminate or limit wheat and grain products. Reducing grains will instantly lessen your symptoms and enhance healing.

Lifestyle-wise, reduce the frequency of baths since it can cause the skin to be very dry and itchy. Sleep in long pants to help avoid nighttime scratching. Avoid harsh soaps and detergents or just make your own. And hey, get in the sun to detox your body. Direct sunlight on the skin can reduce eczema by increasing the production of vitamin D, which improves immunity.

It starts with diet and eating both omega-3 foods and anti-inflammatory foods. Reduce, eliminate, or use grass-fed dairy products. Eliminate or limit wheat (gluten)

Lifestyle-wise, reduce the frequency of baths since it can cause the skin to be very dry and itchy. Sleep in long pants to help avoid nighttime scratching. Avoid harsh soaps and detergents by making your own. And hey, get in the sun to detox your body. Direct sunlight on the skin can reduce eczema by increasing the production of vitamin D, which improves immunity. Hire our nutritionist here to help you with your nutrition and diet.