Rare Beauty and Tower 28 make-up products awarded National Eczema Association Seal of Acceptance

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 14-Sep-2026 Alessandro Carrara
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Rare Beauty and Tower 28 make-up products awarded National Eczema Association Seal of Acceptance

The National Eczema Association (NEA) has expanded its Seal of Acceptance into make-up for the first time, with foundations, concealers, and primers from Rare Beauty, Tower 28 Beauty, IT Cosmetics and Laura Geller Beauty all receiving it

Before the expansion, the US non-profit patient advocacy organisation’s Seal of Acceptance already appeared on skin care products, such as moisturisers, sunscreens and cleansers, that met NEA’s strict ingredient, formulation and clinical safety standards.

The goal of the Seal of Acceptance is to help people with eczema and sensitive skin easily spot options suitable for them.

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The NEA’s expansion into colour cosmetics reflects what the organisation has been hearing directly from the eczema and sensitive-skin community, Kristin Belleson, President and CEO of the NEA, told Cosmetics Business.

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