The NEA Seal Just Got a Lot More Useful for Eczema Skin

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The National Eczema Association is expanding its trusted Seal of Acceptance into colour cosmetics for the first time — and for sensitive skin shoppers, that's a bigger deal than it sounds.

For years, the National Eczema Association's Seal of Acceptance has served as one of the more rigorous third-party endorsements in skincare — a signal that a product has been reviewed for ingredients and formulation factors likely to aggravate eczema. Now, for the first time, the NEA is extending that programme into colour cosmetics, starting with foundations, concealers, and primers.

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