Skincare line First Aid Beauty issued a nationwide recall for its popular moisturizer. While the FDA assess the risk, here are some alternatives to try.

First Aid Beauty, a popular skin care brand sold nationwide at retailers like Target, Sephora and Ulta, has issued a recall after more than 2,500 jars of its products meant for quarantine were "inadvertently distributed," a notice from the Federal Drug Administration said.

First Aid Beauty's recalled moisturizer was distributed nationwide. The brand is sold at various cosmetic and department stores, including Sephora, Ulta Beauty, Target, Nordstrom, Macy's, Kohl's, Walmart and Amazon.

WASHINGTON — A popular face moisturizer sold by First Aid Beauty has been recalled nationwide after some jars of the cosmetic cream that weren't meant to be sold were unintentionally distributed.

First Aid Beauty recalls over 2,700 jars of “Ultra Repair Cream” Coconut Vanilla due to distribution error. Affected customers can exchange products for Grapefruit version and are urged to discard the cream.

More than 2,700 jars of First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream in the Coconut Vanilla scent are part of the recall. Here's what to know.

The FDA has given the recall of the coconut vanilla version of Ultra Repair Cream its second-highest risk classification. Here's what that means.

A popular moisturizer sold at numerous retailers nationwide is being recalled by the Food and Drug Administration, with the FDA giving its second-highest risk-level for those who use the product. The FDA says about 2,