How was Skin Salvation dermatologically tested?
By a specialist laboratory in a randomised, blind control trial.
The lab selected two groups of people - one who had sensitive skin and one who had eczema-prone or atopic skin - and applied the balm to their skin at intervals, with a total of four applications over five days. The same two groups also had applications of sterile water (a neutral substance) and sodium lauryl sulphate (a known irritant) to compare against how their skin reacted to our Skin Salvation.
Experts checked their skin every day for signs of inflammation, dryness and irritation, carefully noting any effects they found. At the end of the trial, they took the results to expert dermatologists to analyse.
And what were the results?
You guessed it, Skin Salvation did amazingly well! In fact, it performed better than the neutral control substance - sterile water! This meant the lab’s dermatologists were happy to officially state they could approve the balm for use on both sensitive and atopic (eczema-prone) skin.
As a result, we can proudly say Skin Salvation is ‘Dermatologically Tested as Suitable for Sensitive and Atopic Skin’, and ‘Dermatologist Approved’.
We think that’s definitely something to shout about. But we also know everyone’s skin is different, so we always recommend to do a patch test if you’re trying Skin Salvation or any of our products for the first time.