RENEW Intensive Skin Therapy

Thousands of Melaleuca customers use Renew Intensive Skin Therapy every day to fight dry skin and keep skin soft and healthy. Many of them have shared their stories of how much they love Renew and how it's changed their lives. 

So, in order to find out whether Renew is the absolute best, we tested it against the brand most doctors recommend and Renew's strongest competitor. We contracted with one of the world's most respected clinical laboratories to conduct two independent, double-blind clinical studies during a harsh Canadian winter.

One study compared Renew's performance against Eucerin® Original Lotion when used on severely dry skin. The second study measured how well Renew relieved the chronic dry skin associated with eczema.

How Did Renew Do?
The clinical results exceeded even our expectations. Renew outperformed, outlasted, and flat out beat the leading dermatologist-preferred brand in every area tested on severely dry skin.

After only 24 hours, Renew left severely dry skin significantly:

• softer
• smoother
• more moisturized
• and healthier

When compared to Eucerin®, Renew attracted five times more moisture after 14 days! And, skin's ability to retain moisture improved by more than seven times versus Eucerin®. What do these numbers mean for your skin? Because Renew makes it easier for skin to attract and retain moisture, Renew literally helps skin heal itself—it puts an end to dry skin.

Renew's long-lasting, non-greasy, total body formula is truly the complete moisturizer and the perfect lotion for your entire family!

Dry Skin Relief of Eczema
In the second study, participants who used Renew on their eczema prone skin found that their severely dry skin saw significant improvements in redness, itching, flaking, and scaling.

These results confirm what so many customers have told us - Renew can help you and your loved ones find relief from the chronic dry skin associated with eczema.

Comments

[dr. rob]

tea tree oil is dangerous if ingested. one of its active ingredients is a variant of turpentine. to suggest it is safe to ingest is totally wrong.

[Jerry]

This is a good point about tea tree oil, which I am sure can lead to some sort of ill-or-ail in the digestive system... but is that even an ingredient in the Renew product? Looking at this study, it would seem that they have found a way for many people to have some insurance of lessened skin trouble from eczema! It would be worth a try, at any rate...
Jerry
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[sylvie]

Hi there,
Could someone please tell me where I can buy Renew in the Toronto, Ontario, Canada area? I know I saw it somewhere and I haven't been able to find it again. TIA
Sylvie

[laser varicose vein treatment]

I just stumbled upon your blog and this sounds like just the product I'm looking for.

[Michael Bustos]

You can't buy renew or any of Melaleuca's products in stores. You have to order online through your membership. Contact me on Facebook and I can tell you how to sign up for just $1 this month: http://www.facebook.com/almostbustos

[CAPlastic Surgeon]

Renew has some good products but they can't compare to what doctors can give you. Especially if you've had chemical peels.

[Shannon]

correction to the first commenter: melaleuca alternifolia oil is absolutely safe to ingest. i have been ingesting it for about 14 years. if i start getting sick, i drink a few drops with water. if i start getting a bladder infection, i drink it with some tea or just water. the aborigines discovered it and used it in their teas as a natural remedy.
properties of the oil include: natural anticeptic,penetrating,non-caustic,solvent and aromatic. medical journals are starting to report it's effectiveness against the big superbugs out there too! totally safe and a great idea to have on hand at all times for cuts, scrapes burns and many other things. sorry commenter. your info was wrong.

[Bert Shumaker]

Renew cured my feet in short order.