The barrier repair balm for dry, sensitive and post-procedure skin
Some products are nice to have. The iS Clinical SHEALD Recovery Balm is a need-to-have - the one you reach for when your skin is dry, compromised, stressed or recovering, and nothing else is cutting through. SHEALD (pronounced "shield") does exactly what its name suggests.
It's a rich but non-greasy balm built around ceramides, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, oat beta-glucan and vitamin E. SHEALD does what a damaged or depleted skin barrier can't do for itself - sealing in moisture, calming irritation, and creating a protective layer while skin repairs underneath. It's gentle enough for the most reactive skin, and iS Clinical designed it for use straight after laser and other procedures. At Lucēre we recommend it to every client after BBL, MOXI, microneedling or peels.
Who it's for:
Post-procedure skin after laser, microneedling, peels or extractions
Perimenopausal skin that's become dry, thin or reactive - especially in winter
Dry skin that needs serious moisture
An impaired barrier - red, tight, irritated or stressed skin
Anyone using retinol who needs a barrier-supporting night moisturiser
Wind-burned or weather-stressed skin, dry hands, cuticles and heels
Common questions
Is it too heavy for daytime?
A thin layer absorbs well and can go under SPF. Save the thicker layer for night or post-procedure skin.
SHEALD or Reparative Moisture Emulsion?
SHEALD is for dry, compromised or recovering skin. Reparative Moisture Emulsion is the lighter everyday option for normal and combination skin.
"This is my SOS product - the one I send clients home with after treatment and the one I reach for myself when my skin needs rescuing. Perimenopausal skin in a Wairarapa winter absolutely loves it." - Caroline, Lucēre
APPLICATION: For daily use, apply a thin layer morning and night. After a procedure, apply generously as needed - don't rub in, let it sit on the skin as a protective layer.
Free shipping on NZ orders over $150. Authorised iS Clinical stockist.
The barrier repair balm for dry, sensitive and post-procedure skin
Some products are nice to have. The iS Clinical SHEALD Recovery Balm is a need-to-have - the one you reach for when your skin is dry, compromised, stressed or recovering, and nothing else is cutting through. SHEALD (pronounced "shield") does exactly what its name suggests.
It's a rich but non-greasy balm built around ceramides, hyaluronic acid, glycerin, oat beta-glucan and vitamin E. SHEALD does what a damaged or depleted skin barrier can't do for itself - sealing in moisture, calming irritation, and creating a protective layer while skin repairs underneath. It's gentle enough for the most reactive skin, and iS Clinical designed it for use straight after laser and other procedures. At Lucēre we recommend it to every client after BBL, MOXI, microneedling or peels.
Who it's for:
Post-procedure skin after laser, microneedling, peels or extractions
Perimenopausal skin that's become dry, thin or reactive - especially in winter
Dry skin that needs serious moisture
An impaired barrier - red, tight, irritated or stressed skin
Anyone using retinol who needs a barrier-supporting night moisturiser
Wind-burned or weather-stressed skin, dry hands, cuticles and heels
Common questions
Is it too heavy for daytime?
A thin layer absorbs well and can go under SPF. Save the thicker layer for night or post-procedure skin.
SHEALD or Reparative Moisture Emulsion?
SHEALD is for dry, compromised or recovering skin. Reparative Moisture Emulsion is the lighter everyday option for normal and combination skin.
"This is my SOS product - the one I send clients home with after treatment and the one I reach for myself when my skin needs rescuing. Perimenopausal skin in a Wairarapa winter absolutely loves it." - Caroline, Lucēre
APPLICATION: For daily use, apply a thin layer morning and night. After a procedure, apply generously as needed - don't rub in, let it sit on the skin as a protective layer.
Free shipping on NZ orders over $150. Authorised iS Clinical stockist.
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