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Mineral sunscreens - why do they leave a white cast?
Have you ever wondered why some sunscreens leave a white residue on your skin? So have we! In this article, we explain how the "whitening effect" occurs and why it...
Vitamin E (Tocopherol) – A Multitalented Ingredient for Skin and Hair
Vitamin E is considered a multi-talent for skin and hair – because this plant-based active ingredient boasts antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, and moisturizing properties. People with dry skin, neurodermatitis, or damaged hair...
Bathtime! How to make your baby's first bath relaxed and enjoyable!
The first bath with your baby is a very special moment for you as new parents. But when is the right time, how often should the baby bathe, and what...
How to: Remove yellow and white sunscreen stains
Sunscreen is an indispensable companion in summer to protect the skin from UV radiation and long-term consequences. However, sunscreen often leaves annoying stains, especially under the arms, on the collar,...
Mixing mineral and chemical sunscreens? Better not!
Mixing mineral and chemical sunscreens to benefit from both? Sounds sensible, but it's not a good idea. We'll explain why in a nutshell in this blog post. Mineral and chemical...
Shelf life of sunscreen - can sunscreen expire?
The new sun season is just around the corner, and it's high time to replenish your sunscreen supplies. This often raises the question: Does sunscreen actually expire, and can you...
Vegan alternatives to lanolin
Many of you have probably heard of lanolin, also known as wool wax? This ingredient is often used in skincare products for dry skin and neurodermatitis, as well as for...
Neurodermatitis cream without cortisone - what you should know
Neurodermatitis, also known as atopic dermatitis or atopic eczema, is one of the most common chronic inflammatory skin diseases in Germany. Sufferers, often including babies and children, experience dry, irritated...