Care for your skin with tax-free funds: Newly announced, award-winning skincare products available on FSA Store® and HSA Store®
Consumers can save money by using tax-free flexible spending account (FSA) and health savings account (HSA) funds – with zero guesswork – to purchase industry-recognized premium skincare products
DALLAS, June 25, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Healthy skin is a priority for 48% of American men and women, and recent estimates show that women spend an average of $600 per year on skincare products, while men spend an average of $384. While skin health is a top concern, finding products that are effective and affordable can be a challenge. There's good news for millions of individuals and families who are enrolled in an FSA or HSA to pay for healthcare expenses: these tax-free funds can be used to pay for a wide variety of skincare products, including trusted, award-winning products. Health-E Commerce®, parent brand to FSA Store and HSA Store, has released its list of newly announced award-winning skincare products that have been recognized by industry-leading sources to help FSA and HSA users maximize their healthcare spending.
"Skincare, including acne treatments and sun protection, is a top-of-mind concern for people of all ages, yet most consumers don't realize they can use their tax-free FSA and HSA to meet this specific healthcare need," said Keri Kaiser, chief revenue officer for Health-E Commerce. "Our team has curated a selection of guaranteed-eligible skincare products that are recommended as top choices for consumers, which makes it easy for account holders to to use their funds with confidence and to achieve healthy skin."
Nearly 70 million people are enrolled in FSAs and HSAs, and they can use their accounts to purchase products from brands like ZitSticka, Rael Beauty, EltaMD, Supergoop!, Hero Cosmetics, La Roche-Posay, MDSolarSciences, Dr. Dennis Gross DRx, l.a.b., Black Girl Sunscreen, PanOxyl, CeraVe, and Blume.
Award-winning products for 2025 (to date) that are available at FSA Store and HSA Store include:
New You 2025 Award Winner for Best Clean Skincare: ZitSticka KILLA ACNE Extra Strength Microdart Patches, 4 pack
Good Housekeeping 2025 Award Winner for Superior Skincare: Rael Beauty Miracle Patch Advanced Strength Retinol Spot Cover
Allure Beauty Reader's Choice Award Winner, Skincare: Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen SPF 50
Allure Beauty Reader's Choice Award Winner, Clean Sunscreen: Supergoop Play 100% Mineral Lotion SPF 30
Allure Beauty Reader's Choice Award Winner, Acne Treatment : Hero Mighty Patch Original
Allure Beauty Reader's Choice Award Winner, Sunscreen: La Roche-Posay Anthelios Melt-In Milk Sunscreen, SPF 60, 3.04 fl oz.
In 2024, FSA Store and HSA Store carried over 30 award-winning skincare products, and the list for 2025 will continue to grow as industry and consumer rating information is released. Visit FSA Store or HSA Store to explore more options for protecting and improving the health of your skin.
About Health-E Commerce
Health-E Commerce is the parent brand to FSA Store and HSA Store, online stores that serve the 70+ million consumers enrolled in pre-tax health and wellness accounts. The company also created Caring Mill®, a popular private-label line of health products through which a portion of every purchase is donated to the Children's Health Fund. Since 2010, the Health-E Commerce brands have led the direct-to-consumer e-commerce market for exclusively pre-tax health and wellness benefits. Health-E Commerce plays an essential role in expanding eligibility for important new products and telehealth services within the list of eligible medical expenses.
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