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Remedywear™'s allergy-free bras are made of premium TENCEL and zinc oxide without latex, nylon, nickel, or harmful synthetic fabrics.
TENCEL, like organic cotton, is soft and gentle on sensitive skin, but our bras also feature TENCEL's superior moisture-holding capabilities and bacteria-inhibiting properties. In addition, our Remedywear bras for sensitive skin only use allergy-safe dyes to ensure lasting comfort without allergic reactions or skin irritation.
The bralette shape provides basic support without annoying underwire and provides great relief for bra line eczema, nipple eczema, and skin allergies. Many women love these bras as they work great overnight or during the day under clothing for treating sensitive skin, atopic eczema, and psoriasis in the bra area.
Wear these comfort bras along with your favorite natural eczema cream for added relief.
Features
Offers light support - not a sports bra.
Fabric-lined, natural elastic band at bra line.
Double-layer coverage in front.
Soft, stretchy straps and form-fitting.
Better moisture-wicking sweat control.
See the full line of TENCEL Remedywear clothing options for children and adults here, available in all sizes.
What Makes Remedywear Unique
100% Satisfaction Guarantee or your money back within 30 days.
Dermatologist Recommended.
Made from TENCEL, which is more soothing and holds 50% more moisture than organic cotton, providing better sweat control and breathable comfort.
Contains anti-bacterial, anti-odor, anti-microbial, and anti-inflammatory Zinc Oxide.
Fibers improve sleep quality and itchiness, and do not irritate sensitive skin when worn consecutively for three nights[1].
Does not include synthetic materials.
Stretchy, snug second skin fit.
Wear under clothing for all-day relief or alone at nighttime.
Hypoallergenic, latex-free elastane.
Oeko-tex Standard 100 and Step by Oeko-tex.
Eco-friendly packaging and tags.
Sustainably made in Portugal.
References
[1] Wiegand, 2013, Skin-protective effects of a zinc oxide-functionalized textile and its relevance for atopic dermatitis. Clin Cosmet Investig Dermatol; 6: 115–121.
What skin types is the Shea Butter Cream best for?
It’s ideal for dry skin, sensitive skin, eczema-prone skin, compromised skin barrier, winter or low-humidity climates. It provides rich occlusive moisture to help lock in hydration.
Why is pharmacist formulation important?
A pharmacist understands skin barrier science, ingredient interactions, sensitivity triggers, and evidence-based skincare principles. Products are curated with both safety and function in mind.
Does it replace medicated eczema treatments?
No — it is not a medical treatment. It is designed to support moisturization and skin comfort alongside a routine recommended by your healthcare provider. A pharmacist consultation may provide individualized recommendations based on your specific needs.
Can I use this on my face?
Yes — many customers use it on the face, especially for dry patches. If you have acne-prone skin, apply a small amount first to test tolerance.
How often should I apply?
Typically 1–2 times daily after bathing or cleansing, whenever skin feels dry or tight. Consistency improves results.
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