Keyla is an extraordinary person who has faced and conquered many obstacles throughout her life. She lives with Crohn's Disease and has a permanent ileostomy bag, so maintaining healthy peristomal skin is crucial for her. Keyla is a survivor of uterine cancer and a devoted mother and has achieved incredible success as a content creator and an international runway model, breaking down barriers and advocating for inclusion in the fashion industry. In addition to her modeling career, Keyla is a vocal advocate for those living with inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), mental health, and inclusivity in fashion.

She has partnered with Convatec to showcase her favorite products that help maintain the skin under her ostomy including ESENTA™ skin barrier and adhesive remover sprays and wipes.

Learn more in this video:

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More about Esenta™

Esenta™ Sting free skin barrier sprays and wipes that are skin care products that help provide silicone-based skin protection and fast and easy adhesive remover release. 

Esenta™ Sting free skin barrier sprays and wipes help create a breathable barrier on the skin and:

-Protects skin for up to 72 hours¹

-Reduces the risk of skin damage and irritation

-Safe and effective even with frequent use

Esenta™ Sting free adhesive remover sprays and wipes:

-Reduces painful skin stripping and skin damage

-Quickly removes all adhesive residue

-Feels silky and smooth, no residue left behind

Esenta™ Lubricating deodorant helps prevent stool build up and odors before they start and:

-Its lubricating spray coats the pouch to prevent stool build up around the stoma that can compromise the seal

-Is made with natural eucalyptus, lavender, pine oils and other natural ingredients

-Is easy to use pump spray for use with both drainable and closed-end pouches

-It allows up to 68 applications per bottle when using 3 sprays per application

¹ Voegeli D, LBF® “No-Sting” Barrier Wipes: Skin Care Using Advanced Silicone Technology. British Journal of Nursing, 2008; Vol. 17: No. 7.