redness

Redness is visible skin irritation that can be caused by sensitive skin, external influences or skin conditions such as rosacea or allergic reactions. It often appears in the form of spots, a feeling of heat or permanently reddened areas of skin. Gentle care with soothing ingredients such as chamomile or panthenol can help to relieve redness and stabilize the skin.

Redness of the skin can be triggered by various internal and external factors. A sensitive skin barrier, genetic predisposition or skin conditions such as rosacea can lead to persistent redness. In addition, stress, hormonal fluctuations and certain foods (e.g. spicy foods or alcohol) can intensify the skin reactions. External factors such as environmental pollution, UV radiation, temperature fluctuations or irritating ingredients in care products can put additional strain on the skin. To reduce redness, it is important to soothe the skin, strengthen the natural protective barrier and minimize external stimuli.

Our facial care has been specially developed to soothe sensitive skin and reduce redness. Gentle, plant-based active ingredients strengthen the skin barrier and moisturize without causing irritation. Our formulations contain soothing and anti-inflammatory ingredients that help to reduce skin reactions and even out the skin's appearance. With regular use, the skin feels more relaxed and appears more even.

With the right skin care you can reduce redness and strengthen your skin in the long term.

1 | Gentle cleansing
Use a mild, non-irritating cleanser without alcohol or aggressive surfactants to avoid putting additional strain on your skin.
2 | Soothing Care
A serum or cream with anti-inflammatory ingredients such as aloe vera, chamomile or oat extract helps to relax the skin and reduce redness.
3 | Moisture & Protection
A rich but non-greasy care product strengthens the skin barrier and preserves moisture.
4 | UV protection & protection against environmental stress
A mineral sunscreen with gentle filters protects the skin from harmful UV rays, which can increase redness.