


Advanced Barrier Repair Complex
Even if you've had eczema for years and tried everything.
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“I've struggled with eczema since middle school. This was a godsend. No more itching and skin smoother than a baby's in only 3 weeks. The best thing is zero anxiety about getting any flare-ups.”

No tapering, no cycling off. There is no steroid in it, so there is no limit on how long you can use it.
4 oz / 120 ml. Made in the USA in an FDA-registered facility. Dermatologist-tested, non-comedogenic, steroid-free, sulfate- and phthalate-free.
Yes. It's gentle enough for babies and sensitive enough for facial use.
Most women feel relief in 3 to 5 days, with visible improvement by 2 to 4 weeks. In the study, 88% said the itch eased within 24 hours.
Yes. No steroids, no thinning, no rebound. Use it as often and as long as you need.
Not at all. It absorbs cleanly with a soft, protective finish, and it goes under makeup.
A steroid suppresses the immune response and thins the skin doing it. This rebuilds the barrier, so your skin gets stronger with use rather than weaker.
You have our 60-day empty-jar guarantee. Use the whole thing, and if your skin hasn't improved you get your money back. No return needed.

Published for every batch. Independently tested by Eurofins, one of the largest testing laboratories in the world.
What makes it different
A steroid does clear the patch. It also thins the skin it's clearing, so the barrier underneath is weaker every time you use it. That's why the flare comes back worse, why there's a taper, and why "use it sparingly" is advice nobody can follow.
Five stages in one jar, and not one of them is a steroid.
Clinically tested
Not a survey. A third-party study on women with moderate to severe eczema.
Independent clinical study. Individual results vary.
Real results
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I've spent hundreds on brands that promise to repair the barrier and do nothing. My cheeks were raw and inflamed from winter wind, and in 24 hours this completely calmed everything down.

I've struggled with eczema since middle school. This was a godsend. No more itching and skin smoother than a baby's in only 3 weeks. The best thing is zero anxiety about getting any flare-ups.

I was skeptical. Everything says it works, nothing ever does. This didn't just soothe, it healed. Within 14 days I stopped scratching in my sleep and the angry redness faded.

I work in healthcare and wash my hands constantly. They were cracked and bleeding. Morning and night, and within 48 hours they were totally smooth. No greasy residue, no weird smell, just healing.
How it compares
Strawberry's Barrier Repair Complex vs. the steroid creams and moisturizers most women are handed first.
In the third-party study, 88% said the itch eased within 24 hours and 92% saw visibly better texture and tone by week 1.
Most women feel relief in 3 to 5 days, with major improvement between weeks 2 and 4.
Yes. No hydrocortisone, no triamcinolone, nothing in the corticosteroid class.
That is the whole point. No thinning, no rebound, no taper, and no limit on how long you can use it.
A steroid suppresses the immune response, which clears the patch. It also thins the skin it is clearing, so the barrier underneath is weaker each time.
Weaker barrier means the next flare has less to get through. That is why it comes back worse, and why the answer is always a stronger steroid.
A moisturizer sits on top of the skin and is gone in an hour. It adds water without replacing what is missing.
Eczema strips the lipids that hold the barrier together. The 2% ceramides and 20% petrolatum replace them, so the wall is rebuilt rather than coated.
Yes to both. It is gentle enough for babies and sensitive enough for facial use, which is exactly what a steroid is not.
No. There is 20% petrolatum in it for the 24-hour seal, but it absorbs cleanly with a soft finish rather than a film. It goes under makeup.