BALM OF GILEAD (SKIN RECOVERY)

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NAYGA™ Balm of Gilead · Intensive Skin Recovery

Recovery for compromised skin.

Intensive Skin Recovery is a Colloidal Oatmeal 1% skin protectant cream for compromised skin affected by eczema, rashes, itching, irritation, persistent dryness, roughness, scaling, cracking, fissures, chapping, chafing, and exposure to drying wind and cold.

It temporarily protects and helps relieve minor skin irritation and itching associated with rashes, eczema, poison ivy, oak or sumac, and insect bites.

Beyond symptom relief, the formula addresses what compromised skin is struggling to maintain: water retention, barrier integrity, surface protection, flexibility, and resilience.

Use it on localized problem areas or widespread dryness where skin has become dry, rough, scaling, cracked, chapped, chafed, irritated, or persistently moisture-depleted.

01 · RecoveryRelieve the irritation. Reduce moisture loss. Replenish what the barrier is missing. Protect compromised skin while it recovers.
Protect
Rehydrate
Replenish
Recover
02 · Restore the Functions Compromised Skin Is Losing

Recovery is built around function.

Each part of the formula addresses a different consequence of barrier compromise.

The Recovery Problem
Compromised skin is losing the ability to retain water, maintain its surface condition, remain flexible, and protect itself from continued environmental stress.
01

Protects Irritated Skin

Colloidal Oatmeal 1% is the skin-protectant active. It temporarily protects and helps relieve minor skin irritation and itching associated with eczema, rashes, poison ivy, oak or sumac, and insect bites.

02

Reduces Moisture Loss

Compromised skin loses water more readily. Recovery combines humectants, emollients, lipids, fatty acids, and surface-conditioning materials to increase hydration and reduce the dry, tight condition created by inadequate moisture retention.

03

Replenishes Barrier Lipids

Ceramide NP, Ceramide AP, cholesterol, and linoleic acid supply key lipid classes relevant to the outer skin barrier, especially when skin has become persistently dry, scaling, rough, or otherwise barrier-compromised.

04

Rehydrates Dry Skin

Glycerin, panthenol, and ectoin form the core hydration system. They increase and maintain water within the outer skin, addressing dryness and the loss of flexibility that accompanies it.

05

Softens Rough, Scaling Skin

Shea butter, sunflower seed oil, squalane, caprylic/capric triglyceride, and the supporting lipid system condition dry, coarse surfaces and improve softness and flexibility.

06

Conditions Cracked, Chapped & Chafed Skin

Recovery supplies water, lipids, and emollient coverage to skin whose surface has become rigid, rough, or repeatedly stressed by dryness and friction.

07

Improves Flexibility

Dry compromised skin becomes less pliable. Hydration plus lipid and emollient replenishment allows the surface to remain softer and more flexible during normal movement.

08

Maintains a Recovery Environment

The complete cream architecture keeps hydration, lipids, emollients, and the skin-protectant system distributed across the affected surface.

Recovery Sequence
Protection → irritation → moisture loss → lipid depletion → dryness → roughness → scaling → cracking → flexibility.
03 · Identify the Level of Compromise

Recovery begins with one question: what condition is the skin in now?

Recovery is appropriate across a spectrum of dry and irritated skin presentations.

Dry

01

Skin feels tight, dry, or insufficiently conditioned. Recovery replenishes hydration and emollient coverage before dryness progresses further.

Persistently Dry

02

Dryness repeatedly returns despite ordinary moisturizing. Recovery's humectant, lipid, emollient, and protectant architecture becomes particularly relevant here.

Rough & Scaling

03

The surface becomes coarse, visibly flaky, scaling, or texturally irregular. Recovery conditions the surface while replenishing water and lipids.

Cracked & Fissured

04

Severe dryness can reduce flexibility enough for superficial cracks and fissures to develop. Recovery conditions and protects dry, cracked external skin. Deep, bleeding, infected, or severe fissures require appropriate medical evaluation.

Chapped

05

For skin repeatedly dried by environmental exposure, washing, or loss of surface moisture.

Chafed

06

For appropriate external skin irritated by repeated rubbing and friction.

Eczema & Rash-Associated Itching

07

Colloidal Oatmeal 1% provides temporary protection and relief of minor irritation and itching associated with eczema and rashes within the labeled use.

Poison Ivy, Oak or Sumac

08

The established skin-protectant use includes temporary protection and relief of associated minor irritation and itching.

Insect Bites

09

The Drug Facts territory includes temporary protection and relief of minor irritation and itching associated with insect bites.

Wind & Cold

10

Use where environmental exposure has left skin dry, rough, chapped, or moisture-depleted.

The TestIs the skin currently compromised?

If yes, Recovery is the Balm of Gilead product built for that stage.

04 · Recovery Specifications

Product specification.

NAYGA™ Balm of Gilead · Intensive Skin Recovery
Product
NAYGA™ Balm of Gilead Intensive Skin Recovery
Classification
Skin Protectant Cream
Active Ingredient
Colloidal Oatmeal 1%
Purpose
Skin Protectant
Net Weight
16 oz / 453.6 g
Container
Clear Glass Jar
Closure
Black Ribbed Screw-Top Lid
Application
External Topical Use
Primary Territory
Compromised, Dry, Irritated, Rough, Scaling, Cracked, Chapped & Chafed Skin
Fragrance
Fragrance-Free
Texture
Rich Protective Recovery Cream
Finish
Conditioned, Protective Surface Finish

Storage

Store at 59°F–77°F (15°C–25°C).

Keep tightly closed.

Protect from excessive heat, freezing, and direct sunlight.

Prevent water from entering the jar during use.

Shelf Life

Estimated unopened shelf life: 18 months when stored as directed.

After opening: Use within 12 months.

Finished-product stability and microbiological testing ultimately establish commercial expiration dating.

05 · The Recovery System

The formula is organized around what compromised skin has lost.

Each system carries a defined responsibility within Recovery.

Skin Protectant

Protection

Colloidal Oatmeal 1%

The active skin protectant responsible for Recovery's established OTC skin-protectant use.

Barrier-Lipid System

Lipid Replenishment

Ceramide NP · Ceramide AP · Cholesterol · Linoleic Acid

Replenishes lipid components relevant to the outer skin barrier and supports improved moisture retention and surface condition.

Hydration System

Water Retention

Glycerin · Panthenol · Ectoin

Attracts and maintains water within the outer skin and improves the hydrated condition of dry, compromised areas.

Emollient Recovery System

Softness & Flexibility

Shea Butter · Sunflower Seed Oil · Squalane · Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride

Softens, lubricates, and conditions rough, dry, and inflexible skin.

Surface-Conditioning System

Conditioning

Allantoin · Panthenol · Tocopherol

Conditions compromised skin and complements the hydration and emollient architecture.

Lipid Delivery & Cream Structure

Distribution

Hydrogenated Lecithin · Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate · Glyceryl Stearate Citrate · Cetearyl Alcohol · Stearic Acid · Palmitic Acid · Xanthan Gum

Creates the physical cream system that carries and distributes the lipid, hydration, and conditioning components across the skin.

Formula Control & Preservation

Formula Integrity

Phenoxyethanol · Ethylhexylglycerin · Sodium Phytate · Citric Acid · Sodium Citrate · Water

Maintains preservation, chelation, pH control, and the aqueous environment of the finished formulation.

Complete Drug Facts Ingredient Declaration

Colloidal Oatmeal 1% · Skin Protectant

Active Ingredient: Colloidal Oatmeal 1%

Inactive Ingredients: Allantoin, Butyrospermum Parkii (Shea) Butter, Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride, Ceramide AP, Ceramide NP, Cetearyl Alcohol, Cholesterol, Citric Acid, Ectoin, Ethylhexylglycerin, Glycerin, Glyceryl Stearate Citrate, Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil, Hydrogenated Lecithin, Linoleic Acid, Panthenol, Palmitic Acid, Phenoxyethanol, Sodium Citrate, Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate, Sodium Phytate, Squalane, Stearic Acid, Tocopherol, Water, Xanthan Gum.

06 · Recovery Protocol

Recovery follows the skin's condition.

The Drug Facts direction is simple: apply as needed. The practical question is where and when compromised skin needs that coverage restored.

01

After Bathing or Showering

Apply to clean skin after bathing, particularly where water exposure leaves skin dry or tight.

Applying while the skin retains some surface hydration can help the moisturizing system reduce subsequent moisture loss.

02

After Frequent Handwashing

Reapply to dry or compromised hands as needed when repeated washing strips moisture from the surface.

03

Persistent Dryness

Apply enough to cover the complete affected area with a uniform layer. Reapply whenever the area becomes dry or uncomfortable again.

04

Rough & Scaling Areas

Massage across the complete affected surface, including the surrounding dry area.

05

Cracked or Chapped Skin

Apply gently over appropriate superficial dry cracks and surrounding compromised skin. Avoid aggressive rubbing where the surface is tender.

06

Chafed Skin

Apply across appropriate external areas affected by friction and dryness. Reduce the source of repeated rubbing when possible.

07

Eczema & Rash-Associated Itching

Apply as needed according to the Drug Facts directions for temporary protection and relief of minor irritation and itching.

08

Wind & Cold Exposure

Apply to dry, exposed areas as needed, particularly when repeated environmental exposure is maintaining the compromised state.

09

Amount

Use enough to form a complete, even layer over the affected surface. Complete coverage and appropriate reapplication matter more than excessive application.

10

Daily Use

Recovery can function as a repeated-use skin protectant on appropriate external skin as needed, consistent with its Drug Facts directions.

Drug Facts DirectionApply as needed.
07 · Know When Recovery Is Enough

Recovery has a job. The condition of the skin tells you when that job changes.

Drug Facts

Colloidal Oatmeal 1%

Purpose
Skin Protectant

Directions
Apply as needed.

Uses

Temporarily protects and helps relieve minor skin irritation and itching due to:

  • rashes
  • eczema
  • poison ivy, oak or sumac
  • insect bites

Warnings

For external use only.

When Using This Product

Do not get into eyes.

Stop Use and Ask a Doctor If

Condition worsens. Symptoms last more than 7 days or clear up and occur again within a few days.

Keep Out of Reach of Children

If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.

Recovery Questions

Recovery-Specific Use
Can I use it for eczema?
Yes. Colloidal Oatmeal 1% is the active skin protectant, and temporary protection and relief of minor irritation and itching associated with eczema are included in Recovery's Drug Facts uses.
Can I use it for rashes?
Yes, for the temporary protection and relief of minor skin irritation and itching associated with rashes, within the labeled use.
Can I use it on very dry skin?
Yes. Persistent dryness is central to the formula's design.
Can I use it on cracked skin?
Use on appropriate superficial dry, cracked skin. Deep, bleeding, infected, or severe fissures require evaluation.
Can I use it for chafing?
Yes, on appropriate external chafed skin. Addressing the friction causing repeated irritation remains important.
Can I use it on rough or scaling skin?
Yes. Recovery's hydration, lipid, and emollient systems are specifically relevant to rough, scaling, moisture-depleted skin.
Can I use it after washing my hands?
Yes. Frequent handwashing can remove surface lipids and increase dryness.
Can I use it after every shower?
Yes. Apply as needed, particularly to areas that become dry or tight after bathing.
Can I use it every day?
Yes. The Drug Facts direction is apply as needed, so regular use on appropriate external skin fits the intended use.
Can I use it more than once a day?
Yes. Apply as needed.
Can I use it on my face?
Use on appropriate external facial skin while avoiding the eyes. Individual facial tolerance should be considered because this is a rich recovery cream.
Can I use it on my body?
Yes. It is appropriate for localized areas or broader areas of dry, compromised external skin.
Can I use it in winter?
Yes. Dryness and chapping associated with cold and wind fall directly within Recovery's territory.
Can I use it for poison ivy, oak or sumac?
Its labeled skin-protectant use includes temporary protection and relief of associated minor irritation and itching.
Can I use it on insect bites?
Its labeled use includes temporary protection and relief of minor irritation and itching associated with insect bites.
What if my eczema or rash keeps returning?
The Drug Facts instruct users to stop use and ask a doctor if symptoms last more than seven days or clear and recur within a few days.
When do I stop using Recovery?
Recovery can continue as needed for dryness and skin protection. When the original problem has resolved and the remaining concern is primarily persistent discoloration, a healed mark, or altered healed texture, the skin has moved beyond Recovery's primary territory.
Recovery's BoundaryDryness, irritation, scaling, cracking, chapping, chafing, inadequate moisture retention, and impaired surface condition are active Recovery territory. Once the skin is no longer compromised and the remaining concern is evidence left behind after healing, Recovery has completed its primary role.