Happy. Skin.

"Skin sensitivity doesn’t have to get in the way of life"
- Joanna Gardiner, CEO

 Instead, itchy, annoying conditions like dermatitis, rosacea, eczema, psoriasis and dry, flaky, sensitive skin can be managed with gentle, effective formulas that are easy to use every day.

Cleanse. Hydrate. Protect. It’s a skincare regime and mantra we live by - and our creams, washes and ointments are expertly created in pharma facilities to help prevent reactions, breakouts and flare-ups.

So instead of stressing, with Elave, you can be confident you’re in control.

OUR STORY

For 90 years, our skincare formulas have been at the forefront of dermatological formulations that are proven to work when it comes to sensitive skin.

 Our innovative range is created for a fast paced, modern world, with expertly formulated skincare designed to help change people’s lives for the better.

 When your skin feels sensitive, it can really affect your self-confidence.

 But happy skin, founded on clinical expertise and manufactured to the highest global pharma standards, is why we’re committed to delivering trusted solutions for more and more people around the world.

THE HIGHEST STANDARDS

Since 1934 we’ve created and manufactured all our skincare at our GMP Pharma grade facility in Ireland.

We’re trusted and recommended by both pharmacists and medical professionals for the treatment and management of chronic skin conditions as well as skin barrier protection.

 We’re also unwavering in our commitment to cruelty free, ethical testing and sustainable, eco-friendly, 100% recyclable packaging.

 In fact, all our formulations pass the highest international Pharma and ethical standards, are independently certified and our expertise extends to licensed medicines, medical devices and biocide specialist skincare.

We’re also very proud of our longstanding record as a supplier to hospitals and international aid agencies including UNICEF, UNWRA and Medicines Sans Frontières – making skin barrier protectants and disinfectants available for displaced people and, critically, the world’s
most vulnerable children.