For the face that hasn't looked like you since treatment.
Use it every morning. If you don't see more of yourself in the mirror, write to us within 90 days and we'll refund your order in full. No explaining needed. You've done enough explaining this year.
Most brightening serums peel a layer of skin off. Me Again takes nothing off. It puts back the moisture chemo took, and sheer soft-focus catches the light, so skin looks less flat right away.
Three drops every morning, straight onto clean skin, smoothed in over your face and neck. Then your usual moisturizer, sunscreen or makeup.
No fragrance, essential oils, retinoids, acids, vitamin C, drying alcohol, parabens or plant estrogens. Test a little on your jaw and wait 24 hours first. Still in treatment? Check with your care team before you start.
Most women feel softer skin the first morning and see more even color around week 4. Everyone's pace is different, so you get 90 days to decide.
“I'd started doing my makeup in the car so I didn't have to stand at the bathroom mirror. About five weeks in, my granddaughter took a picture of us after her recital and I didn't ask her to delete it. I asked her to send it to me.”
“No smell at all, and it didn't sting, which was my biggest worry. I took the box to my next appointment and my nurse read the ingredients with me. She said to patch test first, then go ahead. My face doesn't feel like paper by lunchtime anymore.”
“I'll be honest, I hoped for a miracle in a week and that's not what this is. The tight feeling went in the first few days, but my color took closer to six weeks. It's gentle and it's slow. It's also the first thing in a year that's made me look like I slept.”
“My husband never notices when I change anything. A couple of weeks ago at breakfast he looked up from the paper and said, 'You look rested, honey. You look like you.' That was about six weeks in.”
“Mom kept saying she was fine, but she'd stopped going to church. I had it sent to her house. About three weeks later her friend came by for coffee and told her she looked rested. The next Sunday, Mom went back to church.”
“I'm seventy and I thought caring about my face at this point was silly. My daughter said it isn't silly to want to look like yourself. I'm no good with routines and I haven't missed a morning.”
You do your makeup without really looking
People ask how you’re feeling in that soft voice
Foundation sits on top and settles in by noon
You step out of the family photos
Women say it the same way: “I just want to look like me again.” Wanting that isn’t vanity. It’s wanting your own face back.
Chemo goes after fast-growing cells, including the ones that make new skin. It dries up your skin’s natural oil too. Flat, dry skin stops catching the light, and in the mirror, flat looks gray.
Peels and acids work on ordinary dull skin because there’s fresh skin waiting underneath. After chemo, that layer isn’t ready yet, so peeling strips skin you still need.
Sheer soft-focus catches the light, so your face looks more awake from the first morning.
Your face stays soft and comfortable all day.
Foundation goes on smooth instead of catching on dry patches. Or skip it, if you like.
Soothing for skin that’s been through a lot.
Stand up front in the family photos, and look like you.
Every ingredient has a job, and we left out anything harsh.
Put back the natural oil chemo dries up, without feeling greasy.
Helps your skin hold on to moisture and supports its natural barrier.
Sheer silicones catch the light, so skin looks less flat right away. Astaxanthin, a natural pigment, adds a hint of warm color.
Antioxidants that protect the oils and keep skin feeling soft.
Calm skin that feels sensitive.
If your face still doesn’t look like yours months after treatment, you didn’t do anything wrong.
less natural skin oil, in one study of 61 women
after their last treatment, skin still wasn’t back to normal
had dry skin in one study, the most common skin side effect
had severe facial dryness, in a trial of 204 patients
Sources: Kang et al., 2015. Utlu & Bilen, 2021. Kang et al., JAAD, 2022 (randomized trial). None of these studies tested Me Again. They show what chemo does to skin, and that putting moisture back helps.
Rinse with lukewarm water and pat dry.
Place three drops on your forehead, cheeks and chin.
Smooth it in gently all over your face and neck.
Then moisturizer, sunscreen or makeup as usual.
Here’s what women using it every morning tell us.
Your face feels soft instead of tight, and looks a little less flat in the mirror.
The tight feeling by lunchtime eases. Flaky patches settle, and makeup goes on smooth.
Your color looks more even and less gray. This is often when someone says, “You look rested.”
The face in the mirror starts to look like yours again. Most women just keep it in their morning, like brushing their teeth.
Your timing may be different. That’s why you get 90 days.
| Me Again | Brightening serums | Thick hospital lotions | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fragrance-free | Varies by brand | Many are | |
| No acids, retinol or vitamin C | Many include acids or retinol | Varies by brand | |
| Puts moisture back | Made mainly to brighten | ||
| Light enough to wear under makeup | Thick and rich by design | ||
| Made with skin after chemo in mind | Built for everyday skin | Made for very dry skin |
My mom finished chemo the spring she turned 63. Everyone told her how great she looked. Then one night she said, “I know I should just be grateful,” and she started to cry, because the woman in her mirror didn’t look like her anymore.
Everything I found was a heavy hospital lotion or a perfumed cream she wasn’t supposed to go near. So I worked with a cosmetic chemist, Dr. Helen Marsh, on one gentle serum for the time after chemo, when everyone thinks you’re done and the mirror says you’re not.
A few weeks into the first test batch, Mom looked up from the bathroom sink and said, “There’s me again.” That’s where the name comes from.
Anne WhitfieldFounder, PureHeal Labs
Please check with your care team first, and show them the ingredient list. Don't use it on broken, blistered or weeping skin, or on skin being treated with radiation.
Me Again has no soy and no plant estrogens. We used squalane instead of soybean oil for that reason. Show your doctor the ingredient list to be sure.
Please mention it to your care team first. Sudden grayness can have other causes, like anemia. Me Again is a cosmetic for the dull, tired look many women notice after treatment.
There's no added fragrance and no essential oils. That matters when smells still bother you after treatment.
Cyclomethicone, Dimethicone Crosspolymer, Squalane, Persea Gratissima (Avocado) Oil, Elaeis Guineensis (Palm) Oil (RSPO certified), Tocopherol, Tocotrienols, Astaxanthin, Palmitoyl Oligopeptide, Ceramide NP, Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract, Algae Extract, Bisabolol, Phenoxyethanol, Ethylhexylglycerin.
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Write to us within 90 days of your order and we'll refund you in full.
Tomorrow morning, three gentle drops. In a few weeks, the face in the mirror can start looking like you again.
Yes, I Want to Look Like Me AgainMe Again Face Serum is a cosmetic. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any disease. Individual results vary. Reviews reflect individual experiences. The studies cited on this page did not test Me Again Face Serum. Talk to your care team before starting any new skin care during or after treatment. Do not use on broken, blistered or weeping skin, or on skin being treated with radiation.