Providing dry skin relief naturally.

Healthcare workers' hands are under contstant attack. Hand hygiene protocols require nearly constant washing or sanitizing to minimize the chance of transmitting germs from one patient to the next. Under these conditions, it is extremely common to have dry, itchy hands. Unfortunately, there are very few moisturizers that are approved for use by healthcare workers. A moisturizer or lotion should meet all of these conditions to be used in healthcare:

Many healthcare workers have begun bringing lotion from home to the workplace in an effort to moisturize their hands, but facilities are cracking down on these practices because the lotions do not meet the criteria above. How do you get through the day with dry, itchy skin with compromised barrier functions amidst ill patients?

Our product research and development team firmly believed the solution to the problem of dry skin would be best solved using natural oils, rather than synthetically-derived chemicals. Having studied the components of skin, we analyzed natural oils and formulated a blend that matched the chemical composition of human skin lipids.

The story doesn't end there. While natural oils have been used to moisturize and rejuvenate the skin for thousands of years, experts have discovered that oil is not readily abosorbed into the skin. There had to be a way to mix the magic oil blend into a medium that would allow for quick absorption. Our team created a patent-pending, water-free formula that allows the oils to absorb quickly.

LiquiCleanse® moisturizer is like nothing else on the market. It meets the needs of healthcare workers, and it provides instant relief to anyone who suffers from dry skin. Each 1 ounce bottle contains about 148 applications. While moisturizers are considered cosmetics and do not have recommended dosages, a single spray of LiquiCleanse® moisturizer is usually sufficient to relieve dry skin on the palms and backs of both hands.