It is the first one she has not flinched at
My daughter is 14. She has flinched at every cream I have handed her since she was 11. She did not flinch at this one, and that is the only reason she still uses it.
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Whipped grass-fed tallow and GHK-Cu copper go into the barrier that eczema wears down. Skin feels softer the first night.
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One jar: grass-fed tallow, jojoba oil, GHK-Cu copper peptide, methylene blue, manuka honey and vitamin E. Morning and night.
Anyone with eczema, acne scarring, dry or cracked skin, or ordinary breakouts. Women and men, teens and adults.
Six, and only six: grass-fed tallow, jojoba oil, GHK-Cu copper peptide, methylene blue, manuka honey, tocopherol (vitamin E). No seed oils, fragrance, parabens or steroids.
A small amount on clean, slightly damp skin, morning and night. Apply again before bed and let it work overnight.
Most people notice skin feels softer and less tight within the first few days. Redness and rough patches take longer — give it the full 90 days before you judge it. If it has not helped by then, we refund you.
Use it for 90 days. If your skin is not calmer, email us and we refund you — no forms, no return shipping, no hoops.
NO SEED OILS OR FILLERS
SYNTHETIC FRAGRANCE
NO STEROIDS
"The first thing that calmed my son’s eczema without a steroid."
The closest fat to your own skin. Softens the rough, tight patches eczema leaves behind.
Sinks in instead of sitting on top. Keeps a dry, stripped barrier supple with no grease.
GHK-Cu supports repair after a flare, so marks and scarring fade smoother over time.
An antioxidant for stressed skin. Calms the look of redness between flare-ups.
Holds moisture where dry skin loses it, and comforts the itch that comes with it.
Protects a worn barrier and softens flaking while the skin rebuilds.
Cleared my skin when nothing else did
Three weeks in and the redness is gone. I had given up before trying this.
Angie Lizith C.Verified
My son finally has his confidence back
He stopped covering his face in photos. That alone was worth it.
Anna G.Verified
Simple routine, real results
Two steps a day. No stinging, no peeling, no drama.
Sophia D.Verified
Ryan
Cleared has been incredible! My skin is clearer than it has even been.I actually bought it for my daughter first (I've had eczema on my hands since I was a teenager myself) and ended up using it too. We have tried everything — CeraVe, Aveeno, Aquaphor, two steroid creams. All of them worked for about three days and then stopped, every single time.This is the first one that hasn't done that. It doesn't sting on the cracked bits, which is honestly the only reason she'll put it on at all. Her hands still aren't perfect. But she's stopped pulling her sleeves down over them.
Christine M.
Worked great for my son's eczema.
I'm a GP so I was sceptical, and I'll say plainly that he's still on what his dermatologist prescribed — we added this alongside it and told her we were doing it. That matters to me.
He's 14. The thing that mattered to him was that it doesn't sting, so he'll actually put it on himself before school. That is more than I can say for anything else we've bought in six years.
The backs of his hands have settled a lot. Not gone. Settled.
For eczema, dry skin and cracked, flaring patches
Six ingredients. Nothing else. Every one is here to rebuild the skin barrier that eczema, dryness and breakouts wear down — added in the form your skin can actually use, not the cheapest version at a token dose.
No seed oils or fillers
No synthetic fragrance
No steroids
No parabens
Non-comedogenic
Grass-fed tallow
Eczema is a barrier that has lost the fats holding it together. The cells are the bricks. The fats between them are the mortar. When the mortar goes, water leaks out and irritants leak in, and that is what starts the itch. Grass-fed tallow is the closest thing to that mortar you can put in a jar.
Turn over almost any cream in your bathroom. The first line is water. Ingredient lists run in descending order by weight, so first means most. Water cannot cross a wall made of fat — it sits on top and it leaves. That is not a bad product. That is the wrong material, and it is why none of them ever worked.
Manuka honey and methylene blue go to work on contact. This is the part you feel in the first minute. On cracked or broken skin it does not sting, which is the thing most people are bracing for when they put something new on a bad patch.
GHK-Cu is one of the most studied copper complexes in topical skincare. It supports the skin's own repair process, which is what smooths the marks a bad flare leaves behind.
Jojoba and vitamin E seal in what the tallow has put back and keep it there while the barrier rebuilds. Six ingredients. Nothing in the jar to pad the number out.
A thin layer on clean, dry skin. There is no water in the jar, so you need far less than you expect. It absorbs instead of sitting on top, so it goes under sunscreen or make-up without pilling.
A thicker layer after washing, while the skin is still slightly damp. This is the one that matters. It works through the night, which is when the scratching usually starts.
Reapply as often as needed, and use it over the top of anything your doctor has prescribed. It does not sting on cracked or broken skin, so it can go on the worst of it.
Copper peptides and tallow are both well studied in the dermatology literature, and skin fats like these have been used topically for generations.
Don't take our word for it, let the science speak
Dr. Olivia Emerson, is a
dermatologist from Seattle,
WA. She currently
practices at Heart Spring
Health, Portland OR.
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Both of you. Nothing in it is age-specific or sex-specific — it is built for a damaged barrier, whoever it belongs to.
A lot of people here buy it for a child and end up using it on their own hands. If eczema runs in your family that is not a coincidence, and one jar will do for two people if you are only treating hands.
Yes. Teenagers are most of who this was built for.
The honest problem with a teenager is not whether it is safe, it is whether they will actually put it on. It is one step, it takes about 20 seconds, it does not smell of anything and it does not leave them shiny in a lesson. No steroids, no retinoids, no fragrance.
Yes. Hands, knuckles, wrists, the creases of elbows and knees, the neck, the chest, the back. The barrier works the same way everywhere.
Hands and inner elbows are what most people here use it on, because those are the two places eczema keeps coming back.
Most people say the skin feels softer and less tight within the first few days, and that it does not sting going on — that is usually the first thing a child notices.
Redness and rough patches take longer. It is also normal to get a flare in the second week and think it is not working. Give it the full 90 days before you judge it.
What it will not do is clear the skin completely. Eczema relapses. If it has not helped by 90 days, send it back.
Dry, eczema-prone, sensitive and breakout-prone skin. It is non-comedogenic, so it does not clog pores on oilier skin either.
A gentle, fragrance-free cleanser, and apply while the skin is still slightly damp — that is when it does the most.
Avoid foaming cleansers and anything with a strong scent. They strip the barrier you are trying to rebuild, which is how people end up washing in the morning and wondering why it is worse by the afternoon.
Fine over the top once it has absorbed, which takes a minute or two. It works well as a base because it is not greasy and it does not pill.
Six, in full: grass-fed tallow, jojoba oil, GHK-Cu copper, methylene blue, manuka honey, tocopherol (vitamin E).
That is the entire list. No water, no fillers, no synthetic fragrance, no parabens, no steroids. Count them on the back before you buy it.
Turn over whatever you are using now and read line 1. On almost every drugstore moisturiser it is water, and ingredient lists run in order of weight, so that is most of what you are holding. Water cannot cross a barrier made of fat. It sits on top and it leaves, and when it wears off nothing underneath has changed.
Look for skin-identical fats instead, a repair signal, and a list short enough to read in one go. It should not sting on cracked or broken skin, which is the only thing most kids actually care about.
And look for one step, not six. A routine only works if they will actually do it before school. CLEARED is six ingredients, no water, twice a day.
One jar. That is the whole thing.
Grass-fed tallow, jojoba, GHK-Cu copper, methylene blue, manuka honey and vitamin E. Six ingredients, and not one of them is water. Count them on the back before you buy it.
It goes on twice a day, morning and night, and it takes about 20 seconds to work in. There is no three-step routine, no cleanser to buy separately, no night version and day version. One jar is about a month.
We called it a system because it replaces one, not because it is one.
It is not type-specific, because it is not treating a type. It is putting back the fats a barrier has lost, and that is the same job whatever the eczema is called.
People use it on atopic dermatitis, contact dermatitis, dyshidrotic, nummular, and on thickened leathery skin from years of scratching the same spot. Hands, knuckles, wrists, the creases of elbows and knees, the neck, the face. It does not sting on cracked or broken skin, so it can go on the worst of it.
What it will not do is make eczema go away. Eczema is chronic and it relapses, and anyone telling you otherwise wants your money. If your child is on a prescription, keep using it and tell your doctor you have added this alongside.
A small amount on clean, slightly damp skin, morning and night. A little goes a long way — if it feels greasy you have used too much.
Work it in for about 20 seconds rather than laying it on top. It is a balm, not a lotion, so if you slap it on and walk off it will sit there. That is the one thing people get wrong in the first week.
On a flare, reapply as often as you need to, and put it over the top of anything your doctor has prescribed rather than instead of it. It does not sting on cracked or broken skin, so it can go on the worst of it.
One jar is about a month at twice a day.
None of them, really. Eczema is not a deficiency disease — it is largely inherited, and it is a barrier problem. If a parent has it, the child is far more likely to.
Vitamin D is the one most often studied, and low levels do tend to show up alongside more severe eczema — but that is an association, not a cause, and topping it up does not fix a barrier. Zinc and essential fatty acids get raised for the same reason. Worth a conversation with your doctor, not worth pinning your hopes on.
The thing that is actually missing is not in a tablet. It is the fats between the skin cells that hold the barrier together. When those go, water leaves and irritants get in, and that is the itch. That is why we put vitamin E on the skin alongside skin-identical fats rather than asking you to swallow it.
Sleep, stress and diet all show up on the skin, and none of that is something a jar can fix.
What a good cream can do is stop making it worse — put the fats back, avoid the things that strip them, and stay out of the way. Most of what is sold as a moisturiser is water and filler, which sits on the surface and leaves the barrier where it found it.
And be careful with elimination diets in a child. They are hard on a kid and they rarely turn out to be the answer.
There is no retinoid or acid in this, so there is no purging phase. It should not sting, even on cracked or broken skin.
It is common to get a flare in the second week anyway. That is eczema doing what eczema does, not the balm. It usually settles within a few days.
Patch test on the inner arm first if the skin is very reactive.
Yes, and most people layer it over a prescription rather than instead of one.
If your child is on a steroid or a prescribed topical, keep using it and tell your doctor you have added this. Do not stop anything on our say-so — we are a moisturiser, not a treatment, and your dermatologist knows the case.
That is exactly who it is for. Fragrance-free, no alcohol, nothing added for the smell of it.
Dry and eczema-prone skin is the core case, not an edge case.
Most people keep using it, because a barrier stays healthy the same way it got healthy. Subscribe and skip, pause or cancel whenever you like.
Steroids failed us. Real fats fixed it.
We watched a child cycle through hydrocortisone, wet wraps and cotton gloves for four years. Every cream on the shelf was water, filler and a fragrance to cover it up — it sat on the skin, stripped the barrier it claimed to protect, and the flares always came back.
So we built the opposite. Six ingredients, nothing else: whipped grass-fed tallow that matches your own skin’s fats, GHK-Cu copper for repair, and four more that earn their place. That is the whole formula.
If it does not calm your skin in 90 days, email us and we refund you. No forms, no hoops.
