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Daily Skincare Routine with Eucerin Skincare Products

Daily Skincare with Eucerin Daily skincare is the key to glowing , smooth, and younger skin. Use these clinically tested and dermatological skincare products for effective skincare. Cleansing Skin with Eucerin Cleansers Thorough cleansing is the first step in effective skincare. Cleansing removes dirt, sweat, sebum and makeup and prepares the skin for care. Cleansed skin is better able to absorb the active ingredients used in skincare products. Daily Use Cleaner for Dry Skin - Cleansing Milk Cleanser for Acne-Prone Skin - Cleansing Gel Toning Skin with Eucerin Toners Toning removes any traces of cleanser, and refreshes the skin while restoring its natural pH value.  Toner for Acne-Prone Skin - ProACNE Solution Toner Toner for All Skin Types - DermatoCLEAN [HYALURON] Toner Caring Skin with Eucerin Soothing Creams Care products moisturize and replenish skin. Many also target and treat specific skin concerns. Daily Care Soothing Cream for Atopic Skin Active Acute Care Soothing Cre...
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History of Eucerin Skincare Brand

For more than a century Beiersdorf, the company behind Eucerin, has been associated with groundbreaking innovation in skin care formulas. From the beginning, research and product development at Eucerin has been inseparable from dermatological research.

The foundation of Eucerin

Founder of Beiersdorf – Paul C. Beiersdorf


Every Eucerin product is based on intensive research and close collaboration between pharmacists and dermatologists - right from the beginning.

The brand’s origins are in a pharmacy, that of Paul C. Beiersdorf in Hamburg.

In 1882 Paul C. Beiersdorf applied for a patent for a new type of medical dressing and in so doing founded the Beiersdorf Company. Eight years later, he sold the business to fellow pharmacist Oscar Troplowitz who began to manufacture products under the Beiersdorf brand name. Close cooperation with pioneering dermatologist Paul Gerson Unna meant that these products were inspired by and based on the very latest research of skin.

This combination of research and development runs through our history, right up to the present day.

It means that every one of our products is both scientifically relevant and proven for tolerability and efficacy, providing you with reliable solutions for different kinds of skin issues and problems.

Revolutionising skin care for over a century

Year 1900

Dr. Lifschütz applied for a patent for Eucerin to produce a stable emulsion.


The first Eucerin range.

Eucerit

In the year 1900, young chemist Isaac Lifschütz filed a patent for an emulsifying agent, which he named Eucerit - inspired by the old Greek word for “the beautiful wax”. Dr. Lifschütz´s development of Eucerit can be seen as a medical revolution of its time. Eucerit was the technological base to develop for the first time stable water-in-oil emulsions. It also formed the basis of all Beiersdorf products at that time. Prof. Unna was particularly impressed with the properties of the resulting ointment:

"Eucerin Ointment is agreeable for the pharmacist due to its stable and smooth consistency, it is easily prescribed by the doctor and it creates a good feeling for the patient due to its smoothness and cooling effect."

Year 1950 - 1960

pH5 Eucerin Ointment

It was not until 1950 that the next Eucerin product appeared: pH5 Eucerin Ointment. The product was created for the purpose of working in an alkaline milieu, a real innovation in those days since it was the first product that guaranteed preservation and restoration of the acid protection skin layer, which is highly relevant even today.

Year 1970 - 1980

Eucerin pH5 Lotion and Cream

The first Eucerin product range suitable for use on all skin areas, especially suitable for use on sensitive skin. By offering this range at that time Eucerin established a holistic medical skin care program to sustain and protect skin´s health. Designed specifically for sensitive skin, it is still recommended today by doctors worldwide for a range of skin issues due to its tolerability and skin protective efficacy.


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