For dry skin
a prebiotic cream
If your skin feels tight after washing and gets flaky in places, choose this formula. A richer cream that softens the areas where your skin dries out.
dry, tight, flaky skinThis formula is made for you
- Your skin feels tight after you wash your face.
- The sides of your nose and your chin get flaky.
- Your cheeks turn red in winter or in an air-conditioned room.
Intense moisture
A richer formula for tight, flaky skin.
Protects your skin
Supports skin worn down by cold, dry weather.
Use it just on dry spots too
On combination skin, applying it only to your cheeks or forehead is enough.
Texture: A slightly richer, water-based cream. Absorbs without feeling heavy.
a little tip
Apply right after a shower or washing your face, while your skin is still slightly damp. The cream locks that moisture in.
Thirty seconds,twice a day
lukewarm waterStep 1
Wash your face
Wash with lukewarm water and pat dry with a towel, without rubbing. Leave your skin slightly damp.
a pea-sized amountStep 2
Take a pea-sized amount
Put a little on your fingertip. Dot it on your forehead, cheeks, chin and neck.
before sunscreenStep 3
Spread and leave
Spread it gently upwards. Wait a minute or two, then move on to sunscreen and make-up.
Scientific basis
Key studies on the ingredients in this formula. These studies were not carried out with our cream.
- Clinical study · Dumbuya et al., 2024In 140 people with very dry skin, a prebiotic cleanser and moisturiser routine reduced dryness in 4 weeks and improved measurements of the skin's protective layer.
- Review · Engebretsen et al., 2016Brings together evidence that low humidity and cold weather weaken barrier function and leave the skin more prone to irritation.
- Laboratory study · Liu-Walsh et al., 2021Oat with a prebiotic effect increased the growth of beneficial species living on the skin and their production of lactic acid. Lactic acid also rose on dry skin after 6 weeks of using a lotion.
- Review · Lodén, 2003Explains the role of moisturisers in breaking the dry-skin cycle, and how humectant ingredients hydrate the skin's upper layer.
