Skin Stories

BLOOM & SHINE · SKIN STORIES

Your skin. Your story.

Skin changes. Here we make differences visible – and give your experiences a place.

01 · UNDERSTANDING SKIN

A look beneath the surface.

Drag the slider and discover the difference.

Dry skin

Schematic target image: smoother skin surface with a finer natural structure. Schematically enlarged dry skin with scales and fine rough lines.

From rough to smoother.

Left: flakes and dry lines. Right: the illustrative target image of a smoother surface.

Impurities

Schematic target image: less noticeable impurities, slight redness and natural pores remain visible. Schematically enlarged skin with three reddened bumps and clogged pores.

A calmer complexion.

Left: clogged pores and reddened areas. Right: less noticeable imperfections. Pores are also included.

Understanding the skin barrier

Simplified model of a coherent upper skin layer with closely connected building blocks. Simplified model of an irregular upper layer of skin with gaps between the building blocks.

The outer layer in view.

Left: Gaps between the building blocks. Right: a more coherent layer - shown in a very simplified manner.

Schematic illustrations, no documented treatment results.
The images show possible care goals. Every skin reacts differently.

02 · SKIN IN DETAIL

This is what a comparison could look like.

These three pairs of images were created with AI. They do not show real personal reports or proven care results.

Dry skin

AI example
AI-generated after example: Dry skin; not a real customer submission.AI-generated before example: Dry skin; not a real customer submission.

Less flakes. Skin remains skin.

A fictional example of a smoother surface. Fine lines and natural skin structure remain visible.

Impurities

AI example
AI-generated after example: blemishes; not a real customer submission.AI-generated before example: imperfections; not a real one Customer Submission.

A calmer complexion.

A fictional example with less noticeable blemishes. Small traces and visible pores are still part of it.

Skin structure

AI example
AI-generated after example: skin texture; not a real customer submission.AI-generated before example: skin texture; not a real customer submission.

More suppleness in detail.

A fictional example with fewer dry areas. The natural skin tone and fine structures are preserved.

03 · FROM OUR COMMUNITY

There is space for your experience here.

As soon as the first submissions are released, you will find them here. Maybe yours is there?

YOUR BEFORE. YOUR AFTER.

Show us your skin story.

Two pictures and a few words are enough. We will look at your submission personally before it appears here.

JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB per image. If possible, the same section and the same light, without filters. A section of skin is enough.

Without a name, we show your experience anonymously.

For questions only. Will not be published.

What happens to your images?

We save the two images, your information and consent for checking and possible publication. Image metadata such as location is removed upon saving. Only shared images, your chosen name, your topic and your experience appear publicly. No use for newsletters or other advertising through this form.

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Statutory guarantee

Official EU notice on the statutory guarantee. The full text follows below the graphic. Link to Your Europe, opens in a new tab.

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Text of the EU notice

At least two years of statutory guarantee of conformity for goods sold in the European Union.

Consumers can assert their rights under the statutory guarantee, for example if the goods

  • do not correspond to the description,
  • do not function as intended.

Sellers are liable for any lack of conformity that existed at the time of delivery of the goods and becomes apparent within the statutory guarantee period. In such cases sellers must offer:

  • free repair or free replacement,
  • in certain cases a price reduction or a full refund of the purchase price.

Some countries apply a longer statutory guarantee period. For second-hand goods a shorter period may apply, but not less than one year.

For more information about your rights in a particular country, scan the QR code below or ask the seller.

europa.eu/youreurope/garantien

What to do if you receive goods that do not conform?

  1. Report the problem to the seller as soon as possible.
  2. Provide proof of purchase, such as the receipt, invoice or a bank statement.

Sellers and manufacturers may also offer commercial guarantees that apply independently of the statutory guarantee. This GARAN label, for example, shows that the manufacturer grants a commercial durability guarantee at no extra cost that covers the whole product.

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