Soothing relief for red, itchy, irritated skin. Fortified with rooibos extract and colloidal oatmeal.
soothes red, itchy and irritated skin
promotes healing at the cellular level
a safe natural alternative
clinically proven & doctor recommended
Borage Therapy® Advanced Formula lotion provides relief for more than just ordinary dry skin. It was specifically developed for those who suffer from red, itchy, irritated skin.
Advanced Formula lotion contains a blend of four highly effective natural ingredients. Colloidal oatmeal, rooibos extract and shea butter for immediate moisturizing and soothing itch relief; and therapeutic levels of borage oil for deeper cellular level healing. It is safe, extra mild and tolerated even by the most sensitive skin.
*certified organic No animal testing or ingredients.
Comments about ShiKai Borage Therapy Advanced Formula Lotion, Fragrance Free, 8 fl oz:
I have an autoimmune problem which causes flaking, cracking and bleeding skin. This product is the most effective I've found, even including prescription steroid creams. Please continue to make this product available.
Comments about ShiKai Borage Therapy Advanced Formula Lotion, Fragrance Free, 8 fl oz:
This lotion is working wonderfully on our family's dry winter skin - even our hands which tend to crack when the weather gets cold. It sinks in nicely and doesn't leave any oily residue. Great natural ingredients too.
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