Apply a small amount of the cleanser to damp skin morning and evening. Then gently massage and rinse off. Be careful to avoid contact with eyes!

Glycerin, betaine and hyaluronic acid intensively moisturize your skin and help to retain it long-term. This keeps your skin supple and reliably protected from drying out. Hyaluronic acid supports your skin's moisture balance, ensures a fresh, plump appearance and can contribute to firming. Betaine also has a soothing effect and helps to relax irritated or sensitive skin.

A facial toner can help to balance your skin's pH value and optimally prepare it for subsequent moisturizing – a real plus, especially after shaving. It supports your skin's natural defenses and provides a refreshing skin feeling. If you tend to have ingrown hairs or oily skin, a clarifying facial toner can help prevent impurities and refine the complexion.

Important: Gently pat, do not rub. Dab a small amount of eye cream onto cleansed skin and gently pat it from the inner to the outer corner of the eye. It is best to use your index and middle fingers for this – this technique allows you to best work in the active ingredients and, incidentally, stimulates lymphatic flow, which counteracts puffiness and dark circles. 

Hyaluron: Provides intensive moisture and plumps up the skin.

Ceramides: Protect against moisture loss and promote supple, youthful skin.

Glycerin: Binds moisture, protects the skin from drying out and supports the skin barrier.

Niacinamide: Reduces redness, refines pores and strengthens the skin's protective barrier.

Panthenol: Soothes, regenerates and improves the elasticity of sensitive skin.

Vitamin C: Protects against free radicals and promotes an even complexion.

Good facial care doesn't have to be complicated, but a few essentials should be in every routine. As described above, the basics consist of three simple steps that work for every man's skin.

Cleansing: A mild cleansing gel removes dirt, excess sebum, and environmental deposits. A facial toner can help balance the skin's pH and prepare the skin for care.

Moisturizing: A light day cream with SPF protects the skin from UV rays and prevents premature skin aging. A richer night cream regenerates the skin overnight and provides intensive moisture.

Special care: An eye cream for tired eyes and first wrinkles.

Other products: A scrub (1-2 times a week) to remove dead skin cells and keep the skin fresh. Additionally, a serum with hyaluronic acid or vitamin C can provide extra moisture and protection.

With increasing age, the skin changes – it loses elasticity, moisture, and firmness. From 30, the first fine lines begin to appear, while from 40, the skin's regenerative capacity slows down. By 50 at the latest, targeted anti-aging care becomes a must-have to soften wrinkles and provide optimal skin care. Important ingredients such as collagen and antioxidants play a decisive role. Collagen strengthens the skin structure and provides firmness, while antioxidants like vitamin C neutralize free radicals and counteract skin aging. Good facial care for men over 50 should therefore contain rich moisturizers such as hyaluronic acid and specifically use regenerating active ingredients.

The ideal routine? A moisturizing day cream with SPF protects against UV-induced skin aging, while a nourishing night cream with anti-aging active ingredients regenerates the skin overnight. In addition, serums with retinol or bakuchiol help smooth the skin and revitalize the complexion. Those who regularly rely on these essentials will stay fresh and well-groomed longer – no matter the age.

When it comes to your facial care, make sure it contains a sun protection factor or apply additional sun protection if your skin is exposed to the sun, to prevent skin aging.
As already mentioned, our skin is exposed to many environmental influences. To counteract free radicals (aggressive oxygen molecules that are formed, for example, by nicotine consumption or UV rays), you can use care products with antioxidant active ingredients such as vitamin C.
The older you get, the harder it is for your skin to retain moisture. This is because the proportion of collagen and elastin fibers, which are responsible for skin aging, decreases with increasing age, lose their elasticity and form wrinkles. Therefore, rely on moisturizing care products.
It is also worth staying fit: exercise is not only good for body and mind, but also for your skin. Since skin pores open when you sweat, accumulated sebum can be broken down more easily and skin flakes, which are responsible for clogging pores, can be removed.
Tip: Feel free to take your facial care with you to the gym, as your skin is particularly receptive after exercise.

Facial cleansing and care is the basis of your daily skincare routine. Your skin is a living organ and changes. In summer you probably need different care than in winter. In spring and summer, the facial skin dries out due to external influences such as heat, sweat and especially UV rays. In winter, your skin is exposed to cold temperatures and dry heating air. Both affect your skin differently. Observe your skin and adapt it to your needs: protect your skin, especially in summer, from the sun and in winter from moisture loss. In addition to your facial care, you should also not neglect the rest of your skin care and adjust it according to the season.

Your skin is a living organ and changes. Therefore, you don't necessarily need to buy a cream tailored to your skin type. Much more important is that you become aware of what your skin is trying to communicate to you. Learn to read and understand it and react accordingly. Good news: Our moisturizer is suitable for all skin types.

If you have skin problems despite a good skincare routine, you can and should consult a dermatologist. As already mentioned, our skin tries to talk to us - maybe you have a food intolerance, don't get enough sleep, or that bottle of wine last night wasn't the best decision after all. Impure skin now and then is completely normal. However, if you suffer from it for a longer period, pimples appear widespread, or nodules, blisters or similar develop, then have a doctor check it out.

Your skin is naturally particularly irritated after shaving, so special shaving care would be better here.