Why We Love It

To clarify, by way of recommendation, this is not a skin product for someone during cancer treatment. This is a gift that they will like after treatment is over, and they can have the knowledge that they’ll be in the mood for a dreamy, creamy indulgence soon. This recommendation, specifically, comes from author Jean Hannah Edelstein, who received their cream from a friend. “A lot of things that people give you are about being an invalid. They give you fluffy socks. I got more than one mastectomy pillow. While I really appreciated the thought behind it, I really wanted to set them on fire as soon as I could. It was nice to have a gift that really felt like it saw the rest of my life outside of cancer,” she told us, “It took me a while before I even wanted to use it, but when I was ready to go back out into the world, it was lovely to have.