Skinfix 911 Ointment

Approved claims

Free from lanolin, water, preservatives, fragrance, steroids, antibiotics, parabens, formaldehyde, phthalates, silicones, propylene glycol, PEGs and gluten.

Only the claims listed here were reviewed and approved by the panel.

Ingredients on the “free from” list
Why skin care needs preservatives (and what “preservative-free” really means)
Why water-based products grow microbes without a preservative, what contamination can do, how Health Canada restricts preservatives, and how “preservative-free” works.
September 23, 20266 min read
Fragrance & dye free
Fragrance-free vs unscented: why they aren’t the same thing
“Unscented” products can still contain a masking fragrance. Learn what each label means in Canada, why it matters for reactive skin and how to read the ingredient list.
October 4, 20256 min read
Ingredients on the “free from” list
Lanolin: a classic moisturizer some skin can’t tolerate
Lanolin comes from sheep’s wool and is one of the best skin protectants there is. Here is how it works, who tends to react to it, what “medical grade” means, and what the evidence says.
May 15, 20266 min read
Ingredients on the “free from” list
Water-free formulas: why some balms contain no water at all
What an anhydrous balm or ointment is, why it can skip preservatives, why it feels heavier and seals better, and when a water-free product suits your skin (or doesn’t).
September 19, 20266 min read