blemished skin

Blemishes are a common skin problem that can occur at any age. They appear in the form of pimples, blackheads or redness and can appear on different parts of the body such as the face, back or shoulders. While many associate them with puberty, there are different types of skin blemishes that can also occur in adulthood.

In summary, impure skin is influenced by both internal and external factors. Hormonal changes, genetic predisposition and skin type play a decisive role in the development of impurities. For example, an inherited higher sebum production or delayed skin regeneration can increase the risk of acne. The skin type, be it oily, combination or dry skin, also requires individually tailored care to avoid impurities. In addition, a weakened immune system can promote inflammatory skin problems. External factors such as environmental pollution, unsuitable skin care products, stress and an unhealthy diet exacerbate the problems and can lead to further skin irritations. Comprehensive skin care that supports both internal balance and takes external stresses into account is crucial to improving the skin's appearance and avoiding impurities in the long term.

Our facial care for impure skin aims to clear the skin and prevent the formation of new impurities. The products contain natural, antibacterial and anti-inflammatory ingredients that gently cleanse and regulate the skin. They help to reduce excess skin oil and refine the pores without drying out the skin. With regular use, the skin becomes clearer, smoother and visibly fresher.

With the right skincare routine, you can reduce blemishes and give your skin a clearer, healthier appearance.

1 | Gentle cleansing
Use a mild, skin-friendly cleanser to remove excess sebum, dirt and makeup – without drying out the skin.
2 | Clarifying Peeling
A peeling with BHA (salicylic acid) penetrates deep into the pores, unclogs them and has an anti-inflammatory effect.
3 | Light moisturizer
Use a non-comedogenic moisturizer that hydrates and soothes skin without encouraging new breakouts.
4 | Apply sunscreen
A light, oil-free sunscreen protects the skin from UV rays that can increase inflammation and pigmentation.