Cell Restoration Creme

This DERMagic cream is good to restore dry itchy skin for my fur baby. However is sticky so every few days need to bathe her. Otherwise is very good product

It really works!!!

die Creme ist nicht zu verwenden. Die Creme hat sich zersetzt und ist z.T.flüssig. Ausserdem mit Schimmel behaftet. Ein sehr schlechter Kauf ! Viel Geld für ein Wegwerfprodukt.

My Pomeranian had terrible alopecia and we used this and it was fantastic and his hair grew back amazingly

Love this product. Our Pomeranian has Black Skin Disease, which is genetic and only found in the spitz breeds (i.e. double coated dogs - Pomeranians, Keeshonds, etc). This product line has actually helped heal Turi's skin issues and she is growing back hair after being practically bald for over 2 years. We even took her to a dermatologist with no luck. We do not care about the hair growth for the look of our Pomeranian, we just want her to be protected from the heat, cold, etc. and we are getting more than we expected. So happy!!! UPDATE MAY 2, 2015: My Pom grew back her fur to an extent, but then lost different parts of her hair so we started back at square one with those spots. We have continued using all over and now she has just a small bald spot near her tail, her tail, and the back of her back legs that still need to grow hair. What she has grown back is thinner than her original coat, but we are happy that she has re-growth so she will have the natural protection from the sun and weather. We have been using the Peppermint & Tea Tree Oil Shampoo, Skin Rescue Lotion, Hot Spot Salve (which is a more concentrated version of the Skin Rescue Lotion and should only be used on small spots simply because it is harder to apply to large areas because it is so thick), and Cell Restoration Créme once the skin turns pink. We did not use the conditioner (did not see a need since she had no hair). We also use Malaseb (a medicated shampoo) once a month in addition to the Dermagic shampoo. Also, and I do not know what bearing this has had on her hair growth, we did change her food about 3 months ago and we have her on a raw diet now (Primal Dog Food). I think all of the changes have worked together but before I made any changes to her routine, I check with her vet and her dermatologist to make sure the products are safe (the biggest possibility is an allergy to an ingredient - the dermatologist said some have allergies to Tea Tree Oil but you won't know until you try it).