- Start with clean, slightly damp skin: After bathing, showering, washing your hands, or cleansing your face, gently pat the skin dry rather than rubbing. Leave a little moisture on the surface so the cream can spread easily and help reduce water loss. Applying moisturizer promptly after washing is particularly helpful for dry skin.
- Warm a small amount between clean fingertips: Naked Rescue Cream is rich and concentrated, so begin with a modest amount. Gently warm it between your fingertips or palms before applying.
- Smooth gently over the skin: Apply to the face, hands or body using slow, gentle strokes. Smooth the cream in the direction of hair growth rather than rubbing vigorously, especially when skin feels delicate, itchy or easily unsettled. Avoid the immediate eye area.
- Start with a light layer and build where needed: Allow the first application to absorb, then add a little more to persistently dry areas such as hands, elbows, knees, heels or patches exposed to frequent washing or harsh weather.
- Reapply whenever skin feels dry: Use throughout the day as needed, particularly after hand washing, bathing, swimming, shaving or exposure to cold air, wind, indoor heating or air conditioning. Moisturizers can be reapplied several times daily when skin needs additional comfort.
- Use morning and evening: Apply a lighter amount to the face during the daytime or beneath makeup, and a slightly richer layer at night when skin needs more attentive moisture. Use on the hands and body whenever dry areas need softness and protection.
- Continue as part of your daily routine: Regular use helps maintain softer, smoother, more comfortable skin. Do not wait until skin feels severely dry before applying it again.
Pro Tips
Apply while skin is slightly damp: Moisturizing soon after washing helps retain some of the water already present on the skin.
Start small and layer: A little goes a long way. Begin with a thin layer and add more only where your skin needs it.
Smooth rather than rub: Gentle application is more comfortable for dry or sensitive skin and avoids unnecessary friction.
Keep it close to the sink: Apply after hand washing to help frequently washed hands and cuticles feel softer and less tight.
Use clean hands or a spatula: Remove cream from the jar with freshly washed, dry hands or a clean cosmetic spatula to help protect the remaining product from contamination.
Patch test highly sensitive skin: Before applying widely, use the normal amount on a small area such as the inside of the arm twice daily for seven to ten days. Stop if redness, itching, swelling, or irritation develops.
Using prescription skincare: Follow the directions supplied with any prescribed topical medicine. When using a topical steroid, clinical guidance commonly recommends leaving approximately 30 minutes between the medicine and an emollient.
Naturally unscented: Naked Rescue Cream is formulated without added fragrance, although its plant-derived ingredients may have a very faint natural aroma. The formula is designed as a rich face, hand and body moisturizer for dry and sensitive skin.
Cautions + Storage
For external use only. Avoid direct contact with the eyes. If contact occurs, rinse thoroughly with water.
Do not apply to open wounds, broken or weeping skin, or areas that appear infected. Discontinue use if burning, swelling, persistent redness, itching, or a rash develops.
Naked Rescue Cream is a cosmetic moisturizer and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace prescribed care for eczema, psoriasis, dermatitis, allergies, or another medical condition.
Seek medical advice if dryness, itching, cracking, redness, pain, swelling, or broken skin is severe, persistent, spreading, or showing signs of infection.
Consult a pediatric healthcare professional before introducing a new leave-on skincare product to a baby or young child, particularly if the child has eczema, allergies, broken skin, or an existing skin condition.
