Bathing & Washing

Our basic cream is a very moisturizing cream that is ideal for dry skin . You can use it on your face as well as on dry areas all over your body. It is also suitable as basic care for skin affected by neurodermatitis - in this case you should use the cream continuously and ideally twice a day.

• Rich evening primrose oil (5%) from controlled organic cultivation
• moisturizing, vegetable glycerin
• Vitamin E (tocopherol)

The main ingredient in O/W (oil in water) creams is water. In order to combine the oils and water, so-called emulsifiers are needed. You can find these in our ingredients (e.g. glyceryl stearate, cetearyl alcohol ).
Plant-based, antimicrobial ingredients (e.g. sodium levulinate ) are used as preservatives , and vitamin E also has a preservative effect. Our vitamin E is obtained from glycine soya extract , which is separately listed as an ingredient.

Comedo.. what? I'm sure most readers here are asking themselves. :)
In fact, we are often asked this question, referring to creams that promote the formation of blackheads (skin impurities). Some manufacturers advertise with the statement "non-comedogenic" and the absence of greasy oils (especially mineral oils) that clog the pores. This term is not protected and, in our opinion, is misleading because nobody knows exactly what it means. We get good feedback on the use of the base cream from customers with impure skin that is also dry in some places. Please take a look at the reviews of the base cream on the product page.

The terms basic cream and basic care are terms used in the treatment of neurodermatitis. If you have neurodermatitis, regular and continuous basic care is recommended at all stages of treatment. Basic care means that you give the skin plenty of moisture in order to strengthen the damaged skin barrier and at least delay the occurrence of further flare-ups. Here you will find 5 tips for basic care for neurodermatitis .

Atopic dermatitis, also known as neurodermatitis, is a common, chronic skin disease that usually occurs in childhood. It manifests itself in bouts of rashes and very dry, sometimes flaky skin. The disease disrupts the skin barrier and causes the skin to lose fluid. The main symptom is intense itching.

You can find more details here .

First of all, the similarities: both use zinc oxide as a base.

Our new med wound cream is suitable for irritated, slightly inflamed skin all over the body - and is also effective, for example, on torn cuticles or slightly weeping eczema.

The baby wound cream is specially developed for the diaper rash area and contains marigold to soothe reddened baby bottoms. Marigold (Calendula) is a natural power ingredient that we love, but there are children with very sensitive skin who are allergic to this ingredient. That's why it's best to decide which cream is best for you based on your skin type.

• Baby bath oil is the ideal bath additive for newborns. It has a pleasantly light scent without overpowering the natural baby scent, spreads effortlessly in the water and gently cares for your baby's skin. A few drops in the bath water or in the wash basin are enough - together with a washcloth or muslin cloth, it is also an environmentally friendly alternative to wet wipes. Additional care is generally not necessary for newborns .
• The med care bath is a bath additive for very sensitive skin, which was developed especially for basic care for children whose skin is affected by neurodermatitis. It can protect the skin from further loss of fluids during bathing through natural oils and squalane and thus counteract dry skin.

Vegetable squalane is a great ingredient in natural cosmetics, and we have summarized its effects for you in a blog post . You can find it here .

If you have been diagnosed with neurodermatitis, you should avoid frequent bathing , as the skin loses more fluids while bathing. If you do want to bathe, you can use our med care bath to reduce further fluid loss. You can read all the information about bathing with neurodermatitis here .

If you have very sensitive skin and/or suffer from neurodermatitis or rosacea, you should avoid trigger factors that cause flare-ups of the disease. Fragrances and lanolin, also known as wool wax, can be trigger factors as they have an increased allergy potential. Parabens, plasticizers and sulfates are also not tolerated. You can find all the details here!