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Using facial oils correctly - how effective are they really?

Facial oils are currently experiencing a big trend as they offer natural, minimalist skin care with few ingredients and are suitable for different skin types. They help to balance the skin by regul...

Emulsifiers in skin care

Conventional as well as natural cosmetic creams, lotions and ointments for skin care contain emulsifiers that are not skin-related substances. Their job is to combine the water and oil components o...

Alcohol, denatured alcohol and fatty alcohols in skin care - harmful or not?

Are alcohols bad for the skin? If you look closely at the ingredient lists (INCI) of skin care products, you will be amazed at how often alcohol is hidden in them. In particular, facial toners, ...

The 50% rule - Are nano-free sunscreens really free of nanoparticles?

In this article, we explain the definition of nano-free sunscreens according to EU regulations, as well as the benefits and potential dangers of nanoparticles for our health and our environment. Yo...

Questions about Vitamin C in Beauty Care

Vitamin C is one of the most sought-after active ingredients for facial care - and for good reasons. Vitamin C not only offers a variety of benefits for the entire organism, but also for a healthy,...

Why is beta-glucan so valuable for the skin?

What is beta-glucan? Beta-glucan is a powerful natural plant ingredient from the germ layer of oat grains. Yeast and certain types of mushrooms such as shiitake or reishi are also rich in ...

Fresh cosmetics from our factory

What is fresh cosmetics? Conventional cosmetics have a shelf life of at least 3 years. You can tell this on the packaging label by the symbol of the opened cream jar with the additiona...

13 harmful substances in shampoos

Advertisements consistently promise us mild, skin-friendly shampoos that are supposed to give our hair volume, structure and shine and also make it easier to comb. Clear videos and before and after...

Is glycerin harmful to the skin or not?

What is glycerin? Glycerin, also known as glycerol, is an odorless and colorless, viscous sugar alcohol with a sweet taste. Glycerin is found in all natural fats. As a substance produced by the ...