Kahu Care Sensitive Skin Lotion

This lotion was developed especially for Sensitive skin, rosacea, eczema and acne to give lasting hydration, minimize redness and inflammation.  Australian research has identified Niacinamide as a vitamin that may help reverse the appearance of sun-damaged skin.  We carefully source our ingredients to create a luxurious feeling lotion that benefits skin health.

Niacinamide is a form of Vitamin B3 and an essential nutrient.

Vitamin B3 helps to build Keratin; a type of protein that keeps your skin firm and healthy.  It can help your skin grow a ceramides (lipid) barrier which can help retain moisture.  Beneficial for all skin types.

Minimizes redness by reducing inflammation helpful for rosacea, eczema, and acne.  Minimizes pore appearance by keeping skin smooth. Regulates sebum production. Treats hyperpigmentation. Protects against oxidative stress

When used topically niacinamide may have a positive impact on your overall skin texture and brighten the look of your skin.  It can take several weeks to see improvement. It may cause a mild tingling on the first application and may cause flushing in some people.

For best results use twice daily for 3 months.

Directions. Apply liberally from head to toe after showering.  Use in conjunction with sunscreen.  Avoid contact with the eye.  For external use only.  If rash occurs discontinue use.  Seek medical attention if persistent.  Keep out of reach of children.

When used topically niacinamide may have a positive impact on your overall skin texture and brighten the look of your skin.  It can take several weeks to see improvement. It may cause a mild tingling on the first application and may cause flushing in some people.

For best results use twice daily for 3 months.

Directions. Apply liberally from head to toe after showering.  Use in conjunction with sunscreen.  Avoid contact with the eye.  For external use only.  If rash occurs discontinue use.  Seek medical attention if persistent.  Keep out of reach of children.

Click HERE to see the B3 fun facts in our FAQ section.