Rhonda Allison Pure Omega (Omega 6)

Rhonda Allison Pure Omega (Omega 6) is a concentrated, essential-oil-free nutrient oil formulated to protect and deeply hydrate skin that has been compromised by chemical peels, professional treatments, or chronic inflammatory conditions like eczema and psoriasis. With just two targeted fatty acids, this minimalist formula creates a silky, breathable barrier that helps skin recover faster while preventing moisture loss. Because it contains no essential oils, fragrances, or potential irritants, it is exceptionally well suited for skin in its most vulnerable state.

Key Benefits

Creates a Protective Healing Barrier Linoleic acid (omega 6) forms a lipid-rich shield over compromised skin, locking in moisture and protecting raw or freshly treated tissue from environmental exposure.

Significantly Reduces Transepidermal Water Loss The combination of linoleic acid and oleic acid replenishes the skin's natural lipid layer, helping to minimize transepidermal water loss (TEWL) so healing skin stays hydrated longer.

Calms Inflammation in Sensitized Skin Linoleic acid is recognized for its anti-inflammatory properties, making this oil effective at soothing redness, irritation, and flaking associated with post-procedure recovery, eczema, and psoriasis.

Strengthens the Skin's Cellular Membrane Oleic acid (omega 9) integrates into cell membranes to reinforce structural integrity, supporting the skin's ability to repair and rebuild after trauma or chronic barrier disruption.

Free of Common Irritants Formulated without essential oils, fragrance, parabens, or dyes, making it safe for even the most reactive and sensitized skin types.

If your skin is healing from a chemical peel, microneedling, laser treatment, or any professional procedure that leaves it raw and vulnerable, this oil was designed specifically for that recovery window. It provides a protective layer without introducing anything that could trigger a reaction.

It is also an excellent daily support oil for anyone managing eczema, psoriasis, or chronic skin rashes where the barrier is persistently compromised and standard moisturizers feel irritating or insufficient.

This is not suitable for acne-prone skin. The oleic acid content can contribute to clogged pores in breakout-prone complexions.

When applying to post-peel skin, warm the oil between your fingertips for a few seconds before pressing it gently onto the treated area. This helps the linoleic and oleic acids absorb more evenly and avoids any unnecessary friction on freshly compromised tissue.

Prepare: Start with clean, dry skin. If using post-procedure, ensure the treatment area is free of any residual product.

Apply: Dispense 1-2 pumps onto fingertips and gently press into the skin using light, patting motions. Avoid rubbing or dragging across freshly treated areas.

Technique: May be layered over an epidermal growth factor serum for enhanced post-procedure healing support.

Frequency: Use daily, morning and evening, throughout your recovery period or as needed to calm flare-ups associated with eczema or psoriasis.