Alternatives to Naturium.

Hi. So while we're on the topic of Naturium's debacle and also how to find alternatives to Naturium, I am going to give you guys a few of my favorite recommendations and some that I think would be pretty good equivalents. They're not going to be duplicates, meaning they're not going to have the exact same formulation or they're not going to have the same key ingredients. They are still going to provide results, especially when they focus on hydrating the skin and preventing further damage of the barrier, also alleviating any issues that you may have. First option that I want to really highlight is going to be ABI AMÉ and that is going to be a brand that I have used for months now. I'm incredibly happy to talk about them because they are a Palestinian owned brand and their products really speak for themselves. They unfortunately do not have a body wash yet, but I'm pretty sure that is in the works. I have the products right here, one second. They make a Soft Touch Exfoliating Body Mask as well as their Hydrating Serum Body Lotion. This was designed to be perfectly hydrating and nourishing to the skin while also not giving you any sensory issues. Specifically designed this to feel like it was nothing. Once applied, the body mask on the other hand is going to be incredibly potent but still gentle enough to use twice a week. That is how many times they suggest using it, but if you do not need it that often, you do not have to. 30% AHA, 2% BHA. It targets KP, hyperpigmentation, flaking skin/texture, dullness. It targets KP, hyperpigmentation, flaking skin/texture, dullness. It targets KP. It is a lovely choice for weekly exfoliation. Now, if you do not need fragrance-free options, I highly suggest these Saltair body washes. They are all serum body washes except for the shade so lay body wash, which is a cream to foam. But the serum body washes are incredibly hydrating to the skin. They are non-stripping, they have amazing fragrances. They all have varying ingredients depending on what you want to tailor your skin routine to. Skin moisturizing, skin revitalizing, skin brightening. I believe they have brightening, softening. Pick which one works for you. The price point won't change. If you want something that is nourishing, but isn't an oil wash, that is the good choice for that. My first choice and one of my most popular choices that I'm always going to recommend y'all is the Nécessaire body washes. They have the multi oil body wash, they have the multi acid body wash, multi enzyme, multi mineral, fragrance-free. Any choice that you pick, they all have a lovely texture, the scent in my opinion are very good. If you don't like the scent, go with the fragrance-free. The results show with consistent use. Same for their body lotions. Options that my friends seem to love, the Dove Serum Body Wash that they just released. Apparently it is fantastic at hydrating the skin. It gives you that same luxurious lather while also still being somewhat oil-like. The body mask on the other hand is going to be incredibly potent but still gentle enough to use twice a week. That is how many times they suggest using it, but if you do not need it that often, you do not have to. 30% AHA, 2% BHA. It targets KP, hyperpigmentation, flaking skin/texture, dullness. It targets KP, hyperpigmentation, flaking skin/texture, dullness. It targets KP. It is a lovely choice for weekly exfoliation. Now, if you do not need fragrance-free options, I highly suggest these Saltair body washes. They are all serum body washes except for the shade so lay body wash, which is a cream to foam. But the serum body washes are incredibly hydrating to the skin. They are non-stripping, they have amazing fragrances. They all have varying ingredients depending on what you want to tailor your skin routine to. Skin moisturizing, skin revitalizing, skin brightening. I believe they have brightening, softening. Pick which one works for you. The price point won't change. If you want something that is nourishing, but isn't an oil wash, that is the good choice for that. My first choice and one of my most popular choices that I'm always going to recommend y'all is the Nécessaire body washes. They have the multi oil body wash, they have the multi acid body wash, multi enzyme, multi mineral, fragrance-free. Any choice that you pick, they all have a lovely texture, the scent in my opinion are very good. If you don't like the scent, go with the fragrance-free. The results show with consistent use. Same for their body lotions. Options that my friends seem to love, the Dove Serum Body Wash that they just released. Apparently it is fantastic at hydrating the skin. It gives you that same luxurious lather while also still being somewhat oil-like. It's not going to have the same chemical makeup, but the goal is to nourish the skin without stripping and that is exactly what that is going to do. If you're someone who's struggling with extremely sensitive and also dry skin, I highly recommend the Bioderma shower oil or the Bioderma Atoderm Intensive Shower Gel. In my opinion, it's going to be a perfect option. I personally love their Atoderm Intensive Balm. I have gone through bottles of it. If you're someone who's struggling with eczema after the shower, not really the shower wash being the option, but more so the lotions being the option. Atoderm intensive balm. I know a lot of people want alternatives to the Glow Getter Body Scrub. Very easy to do. Personally, that was not profound. If you want something that is a gel-like texture, you can look into the Osea Undaria Algae Cleansing Body Polish. You can look into the Nécessaire Body Exfoliator. Looking into Supernova body play plus smooth operator. Both incredibly strong options for body acne as well as body hyperpigmentation, texture, everything. All of those options will work with that. If you're struggling with KP, you can use the Remedy Skin KP Body Exfoliator with the paired moisturizer. Another amazing option that you can find at Ulta for the price point is Byoma. If you don't want to depend on your body wash, again, you can look into M Lactin, making lactic acid based body lotions of varying strength. They have a variety of different products to choose from. Feel free to go look. I do find them interesting. Another option that I have not tried but I think would be a perfect equivalent, honestly, Prequel Skin. They have the Gleanser which is mainly for dryness. The Gleanser plus glycolic acid for a little bit of exfoliation. It targets skin resurfacing, skin texture, brightness. It also has the Gleanser with salicylic acid, which is also going to be exfoliating instead of resurfacing and targeting texture and brightness. It's mainly going to be clearing out impurities and helping with body acne/congested pores. Gleanser + Salicylic Acid. Will also help with body odor! Pair any wash you choose with an exfoliating towel for routine, gentle exfoliation. This will aid in more than just exfoliating. I'm sure you can find some exfoliating towels, maybe a loofah and an African net sponge or a Korean exfoliating mitt. The Korean mitts may be the strongest of the three and tandem with a hydrating body wash and a nourishing body lotion or body butter of any choice that you choose. It'll greatly benefit your skin, especially in making sure that you're retaining moisture and does not go beyond a certain level of dryness. Keeping the skin balanced is the first part. Targeting the concerns is the second part. Those are all my options right now, but if you have any more, feel free to comment them below. Help people find their alternatives. And yeah, that is all.