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Skin Care - Skin Protection - Dermatics
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Welcome to dermaviduals® - physiological skin care and cosmetics! |
The number of people with problem skin is constantly on the increase. They need a well-funded and dermatology-oriented professional advice and above all a skin care concept which is adjusted to the individual skin condition.
The name dermaviduals® stands for products which support a preventive care to avoid problem skin on the one hand and are able to provide the adequate care for already existing problem skin and also significantly improve its condition. dermaviduals® products are also highly recommended for the care of normal and young skin. They optimally maintain the natural skin barrier and prevent the premature skin aging process.
- dermaviduals® are free of preservatives listed in the European Cosmetic Directive.
- Preservatives of the European Cosmetic Directive generally show an allergic potential.
- dermaviduals® are free of fragrances.
- Fragrances contain allergic compounds or form them under the influence of sun radiation and atmospheric oxygen. Essential oils in cleansing products are specifically indicated.
- dermaviduals® are free of mineral oils and mineral waxes.
- Mineral oils and waxes are not physiological and are not biodegradable in the skin.
- dermaviduals® are free of silicones, siloxanes and polysiloxanes.
- Organic silicon compounds are not physiologic and not biodegradable in the skin.
- dermaviduals® are free of dyes.
- Ingredients indicated by CI-codes are exclusively natural pigments like iron oxides.
- dermaviduals® are free of non-physiological, not biodegradable chelating agents.
- E. g. EDTA (ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid) is regarded as not degradable.
- dermaviduals® are free of amines used for neutralizing purposes.
- These ingredients tend to be transformed into carcinogenic nitrosamines under the influence of atmospheric air.
- dermaviduals® exclusively contain biodegradable tensides in cleansing products.
- Tensides are specifically indicated.
- dermaviduals® contain physiologic phospholipids.
- Phosphatidylcholine, hydrogenated phosphatidylcholine and phosphatidylserine are constituents of bio membranes and substitute persistent and non-physiological emulsifiers.
- dermaviduals® with cream character possess a derma membrane structure (DMS).
- DMS chemically and physically corresponds to the membrane structure of the natural skin barrier.
- dermaviduals® correspond to the principles of corneotherapy.
- Corneotherapy sets the standard of the physiological criteria to maintain a healthy skin.
dermaviduals® products are available in dermatological practices with affiliated cosmetic division as well as in beauty institutes and authorized pharmacies. We will be glad to supply a list of addresses upon request.
dermaviduals® are available worldwide. Most of the products are protected by patent.
If you have questions with regard to skin diagnosis, skin care and applications for the skin with susceptibility to acne, atopic skin, erythema as well as cornification and barrier disorders and skin protection in general please refer to our numerous publications in the trade press. You are also welcome to download the articles as html or pdf format (recommended) from our websites. Questions via mail or phone are also appreciated. We are happy to provide personal advice at our headquarters at Leichlingen.
We also like to emphasize that besides the large variety of finished products our product concept also allows to individually adapt creams, masks, packs, lotions as well as massage and ultrasound media with active agent concentrates to the specific skin conditions. This enables the beauty institutes to practically treat any type of skin condition with a few products only.
Moreover dermatics in the form of extemporaneous preparations are always developed for dermatology and pharmacy from base creams which are conform to the European pharmacopoeia. The formulations are written down in a monography that is readily available for pharmacies.
Studies on the practical use of the products have been carried out on national and international level. Dermatological practices and institutes will be provided with a detailed documentation of several hundred pages (handbook). A multitude of training courses is offered for the professional staff.
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Link between dermatology and cosmetics
Corneotherapy – link between dermatology and cosmetics: The book by Dr Hans Lautenschläger, first published in 2011 by KOKO Kosmetikvertrieb GmbH & Co. KG, has been published in February 2022 as a...
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8th International Symposium on Corneotherapy
Date: 06.-08. October 2023 Location: Seville (Spain), Melia Hotel Contact: https://corneotherapy.org
Schedule - subject to changes
8th Global...
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The Scientific Esthetics Symposium 2022 Nov 6-8, 2022 Online - USA Lecture by Dr Hans Lautenschläger
Summary: Relapses in skin care and dermatology, that occur after a successful treatment phase, are not untypical and mostly caused by an interaction of several factors. Culturally grown habits in skin...
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Skin colouring factors
Human skin colour is determined by exogenous and endogenous factors. The exogenous factors include, for example, carotenoids, which, when taken orally in high doses, cause a temporary orange-brown colouration of the skin. [1] The endogenous ones include the biological skin pigment melanin, AGE (advanced glycation endproducts) and lipofuscin. Melanin and its expression are...
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The melanocytes form and store the colour-giving skin pigment melanin in the melanosomes (cell organelles). They are located in the stratum basale of the epidermis and in the hair follicle, where they provide the individual colouring. The degree of melanin formation determines the skin type. A melanocyte forms a unit with approx. 36 keratinocytes. Keratinocytes are the predominant cell type of the...
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For better selective application, the PlutioDerm® fluid was changed from an airless dispenser to a glass bottle with a brush applicator in spring 2022. This form of application, which is common for medical preparations, is still largely unknown in the cosmetics sector. Why did the changeover take place? With a dispenser, one must necessarily use a finger or, for example, a sponge. The brush...
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Skin care with phosphatidylserine
dermaviduals® Oleogels are among the completely microbiome-compatible preparations, as they are water-free, produced without counterproductive additives and are based on physiologically compatible components. Phosphatidylserine develops regenerative properties in the skin, as it does in the body as...
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Care of décolleté and female breast
The product hydrates the skin and supplies natural lipids. It tightens and smoothes sensitive and delicate skin with kigelia and hyaluronic acid.
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Care of blemished as well as dehydrated skin
The liposomes are rich in essential fatty acids. Along with the moisturizing substances they intensively penetrate in the upper skin layer. They increase the water absorption capacity of the skin. GPC is a metabolite of phosphatidylcholine and precursor of acetylcholine, an important...
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There is a lot of discussion about sustainability. First and foremost, people think of products and their environmental compatibility, and more recently also their climate compatibility and the minimisation of their legacies – in other words, waste. But is that all? We have taken a closer look at...
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Metals are mostly solid matter. It is quite different with the light metals sodium and potassium. You don't even see them, and yet they are present everywhere – even in your own body. Since the beginnings of life in the primordial oceans, they have always been present.
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Plant isoflavones – also known as phytohormones – are exogenous organic compounds and are particularly used in anti-ageing skin care.
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Titanium dioxide was banned in food in August 2022 because a carcinogenic effect cannot be completely ruled out. Since then, substitutes for the pigment have been under discussion, among others in cosmetics, pharmaceuticals and emulsion paints. In sunscreens, titanium dioxide still plays a dominant...
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Antioxidants protect the skin from free radicals. To do this, they should be as stable as possible. Read here how this can be implemented in the development of topical preparations.
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It is found in the eyes, skin and joints and is generally found in many tissues of the human body. In total, each of us contains about 15 g of this disaccharide polymer, which can bind many times its own weight in water: Hyaluronic acid – it is indispensable especially in the cosmetics industry.
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Precious metals radiate eternity. Who would not like to immortalise themselves with gold and silver? Even the ancient cultures used the metals not only as jewellery, but also as burial objects. We can still admire much of this today in museums.
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