AUSTIN, Texas — Earlier this year, Harmony Herbal introduced Skin Therapy Calm and Calm + Detox, said to be the first herbal medicine-based supplement and topical combination duo to relieve the symptoms of rash, eczema and dermatitis with a whole body wellness approach.

 A 2017 Harris Poll of over 1200 women supports the growing demand for natural products and topping the list is skincare, with 60% saying natural ingredients are extremely important in their purchase decision.

“Nowhere is it more important than for those with sensitive skin or conditions that cause red, rashy, itchy skin, including dermatitis, rosacea, and eczema. Products with synthetic fragrances, sulfates, and preservatives can provoke or exacerbate skin inflammation,” said Zulma Gregory, applied clinical nutritionist at Peoples Pharmacy.

“Skin Therapy Calm O-T-C topical and Calm + Detox supplement duo is a remarkable remedy that has brought much needed relief and consistent results to many grateful clients,” Gregory added.

The Skin Therapy line is formulated by Dr. Dongxin Ma, said to be one of the world’s foremost clinical experts in traditional herbal medicine and a trusted authority on skin health.

The synergistically developed products are powered with fifteen super concentrated botanical extracts that work to detox root irritants from the inside with the Calm + Detox supplement and to reduce redness and itch and increase moisture and lipids with Calm O-T-C topical.

Each product can be used individually, but the results are quicker and more complete with dual use.  And, the products meet the demands of the natural consumer as they are free of steroids, parabens, sulfates, fragrances, synthetic preservatives, petroleum, tree nuts and gluten.

“When we talk about skin health we must address the whole body.  Besides having powerful antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, traditional medicinal herbs also help support the body’s own healing mechanisms and strengthen internal detox processes, providing beneficial effects for inflammation related skin conditions,” said Dr. Ma.