Anti-aging
Our skin care from inside and out can be optimally absorbed by the body with pure, natural and bioavailable ingredients.
Over time, our skin loses the ability to regenerate itself.
This can quickly lead to reduced elasticity, hydration and increased wrinkles and lines on the face and body.
This skincare and self-care routine supports the skin's own regeneration mechanisms with cleansing and hydrating elements from the inside and outside.
⟩ Protect and build up the skin barrier
⟩ Strengthen the microbiome with effective solutions
⟩ Bioavailable ingredients for better effects
⟩ Healthy skin through deep action
⟩ Lasting effectiveness for all skin types
FACIAL CARE
A consistent holistic anti-ageing skin routine can promote skin rejuvenation and the body's own regeneration processes.
ESSENTIAL ROUTINE
Systematic skin care routine to combat signs of ageing from the outside.
CLEAN | VEGAN | CRUELTY FREE | HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
HOLISTIC ROUTINE
Holistic self-care routine to sustainably support the mechanisms responsible for skin ageing through cross-category deep solutions.
CLEAN | VEGAN | CRUELTY FREE | HIGHLY EFFECTIVE
BODY CARE FROM INSIDE & OUTSIDE
As the largest organ, the skin connects our body with our environment. Thanks to natural and bioavailable ingredients, our products strengthen your skin barrier from the inside and outside.
BUNDLES
Anti-ageing is the result of long-term 360° routines that benefit the body, mind and skin.
THE BUILDING BLOCKS OF ANTI-AGING
DAILY ANTI-AGING ROUTINES
CIRCULATION FOR A SUBSTANCE CHANGE BOOST
Systematic dry body brushing and facial massages increase blood circulation in the skin and support daily lymphatic drainage. Reducing puffiness and supplying the skin with oxygen and essential micronutrients can counteract skin ageing in the long term.
HYALURONIC ACID
The skin accounts for 50% of the body's total hyaluronic acid content. During the ageing process, skin cells lose their ability to produce optimal amounts of hyaluronic acid. However, hyaluronic acid is a key component for hydrating the skin, strengthening the skin barrier and providing lasting anti-aging effects.
VITAMINC
Normal skin requires high concentrations of vitamin C, which plays many roles in the skin, including the formation of the skin barrier and collagen in the dermis, the ability to counteract skin oxidation, and the modulation of cell signaling pathways of cell growth and differentiation.
As a water-soluble and charged molecule, vitamin C is repelled by the physical barrier of the terminally differentiated epidermal cells. Only when the pH value is below 4 and vitamin C is present as ascorbic acid does a certain penetration occur.
NUTRITION & GUT HEALTH
GUT-BRAIN-SKIN AXIS
The so-called "gut-brain-skin" axis suggests that a healthy gut may have positive effects on the human psyche and skin. Studies in recent years have directly linked an imbalanced gut microbiome to certain inflammatory skin conditions and some probiotics have been shown to improve inflammatory skin conditions and reduce skin ageing.
NUTRIENTS& PROBIOTICS
The human gut ecosystem is made up of billions of bacteria, fungi and microorganisms (microbiome). The balance of this ecosystem is directly linked to overall physical health.
Poor diet, an unbalanced gut microbiome and food intolerances can be the cause of skin blemishes and irritations. In the same sense, selected supportive foods and a healthy gut can strengthen the skin, stimulate skin metabolism and thus slow down the ageing process and regenerate damaged skin.
detox from inside & outside
The skin is our barrier to the environment and its health is closely linked to intestinal and liver functions as well as stress.
The skin is said to be a mirror of our physical health and mental satisfaction.
Through physical and mental detox phases, you can help your body and skin to regain their balance and look refreshed and rejuvenated.
In terms of 'well ageing', it is important to understand that a long-term healthy appearance is closely linked to a holistically healthy body.
LONG-LASTING DEEP HYDRATION
Cold and wet winter weather, heated and dry rooms, sitting in front of the computer - all of this dries out your skin and impairs its biophysical properties and barrier function.
Various skin problems and signs of ageing occur more frequently and more severely when your skin dries out.
SUFFICIENT SLEEP OF GOOD QUALITY
At night, our skin cells recover and regenerate from external stresses to which they were exposed during the day.
In addition, they can best utilize the nutrients from skin care and nutrition at night.
The quality of our sleep influences the production of the stress hormone cortisol. Poor sleep can lead to increased cortisol levels, which causes the skin to increase sebum (oil) production. This can lead to clogged pores and a higher development of inflammation and bacteria.
