Glycerin for the skin: why is it in so many creams?

Glycerin is often already part of your daily care. Here you can find out what the water binder does and how it comes together with squalane in a cream.

Glycerin is often already part of your daily care. Here you can find out what the water binder does and how it comes together with squalane in a cream.

Allantoin in brief: This is how you recognize the nourishing ingredient and classify it using the example of the Biodance Cera-nol Toner Pads.

TXA is called tranexamic acid. We explain the substance in cosmetic care and the combination with niacinamide in a serum from Anua.

Zinc PCA and Zinc Oxide are different compounds. A quick look at the INCI helps to classify a serum with zinc PCA appropriately.

A thin, final layer can help dry skin retain moisture. When slugging is appropriate and which evenings you skip.

Niacinamide and retinol can appear in a routine. Two specific products show how sequence and a slow introduction remain clear.

Small in the pocket, carefully applied: This is how you organize the quantity, even distribution and additions to a sun stick.

Cream, stick or powder over foundation: What options are available and why sufficient, even application also counts when reapplying.

Bamboo water and leaf extract can also be found in sun care. A quick look at their names and their place in the recipe.

Pearl extract is not a promise of glitter or smoothed wrinkles. What the ingredient means and how to use a Pearl sheet mask.