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CeraVe Opens a New ‘Skincident Hotline’ 

This new campaign, running from January 26 to February 27, provides tips and products to combat dry winter skin.

As freezing temperatures, harsh winds, and indoor heating push winter dry skin to its peak, CeraVe is giving consumers a new way to fight back with the new “Skincident Hotline.” 

This 24/7 hotline delivers dermatologist-approved tips and products to help recognize, report, and prevent unexpected dry skin moments – aka “Skincidents.”

Dr. Dylan Greeney, board-certified dermatologist, said,

“Winter conditions can seriously compromise the skin barrier, making daily moisturization essential, not just when dryness appears. Consistent use of a moisturizer like CeraVe can help keep the skin barrier intact and skin hydrated, so Skincidents don’t stand a chance.”

To interact with the hotline, consumers can dial 844-SKINCIDENT (844-754-6243)starting at 5:00 PM ET on January 26, and choose from the following options:

  • ‘Press 1’ to report a Skincident and share their dry-skin story
  • ‘Press 2’ to hear Dr. Greeney’s advice about preventing dry skin
  • ‘Press 3’ to learn more about CeraVe’s moisturizing products developed with dermatologists

Live Skincident Agents are available Monday through Friday from 5:00–8:00 PM ET. 

Callers who report a Skincident during live agent hours and provide the requested information will receive a full-size CeraVe body moisturizer, while supplies last. 

Outside of live hours, consumers can still access the 24/7 pre-recorded experience to report a Skincident, hear dermatologist tips, and learn more about CeraVe’s body care solutions.

The Skincident Hotline will be available 24/7 from January 26 through February 27.

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