If your facial skin is well supplied with blood, has fine pores and feels velvety, if it appears soft and supple, then it is normal skin. Robust and easy to care for - with normal skin, the natural skin functions run almost smoothly. It is generally insensitive to environmental influences. Nevertheless, even normal skin needs regular care to maintain its health and radiance in the long term.

Do individual areas of your face start to feel tight and red while you're waiting? If you also have flaky patches and small wrinkles, and a pale, dull complexion, this indicates dry skin. Itching, tightness, flaking – dry skin can be uncomfortable. But stress and environmental influences can also affect the skin's appearance. Proper care and a good routine are all the more important here.

Is your face oily and shiny, with numerous impurities or pimples? Then you likely have oily, blemish-prone skin. Pores are usually enlarged and clearly visible. With the right skincare, you can specifically combat skin impurities and effectively prevent the formation of new pimples and acne. It's important to choose products specifically formulated for the needs of oily skin to improve your complexion in the long term.

Does your T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin) appear slightly oily with larger pores, while your cheeks and eye area feel tight from dryness or are red? These are typical characteristics of combination skin. This skin type has varying needs, which is why tailored care is important. Specific skincare ingredients can help you optimally care for your combination skin, addressing both oily and dry areas.

Do you have fine lines and wrinkles around your eyes, mouth, and forehead? Is your skin rather dry, brittle, with altered pigmentation or visible veins? Does your skin lack elasticity and firmness – these are signs of mature skin. The aging process begins around the age of 30, as the production of collagen, elastin, and hyaluronic acid decreases. The skin increasingly loses tension, elasticity, and structure and requires targeted care to compensate for these changes.

Is your skin irritated and reddened in many places, and does it also feel tight? Does it react quickly to external influences and certain ingredients? These characteristics are typical for sensitive skin. Incorrect skincare products, allergies, or stress can further burden the skin and increase its sensitivity. It is important to choose gentle, soothing products to protect the skin and strengthen its natural barrier.

Rosacea, also known as couperose, is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition. It is typically characterized by redness, visible blood vessels, and papules, primarily on the face. The redness occurs in episodes and varies in severity. In advanced stages, inflammation, burning, and itching sensations occur. Skincare should avoid fragrances and irritating ingredients, and instead focus on moisturizing and barrier-strengthening substances.