Are you looking for powerful, targeted care that truly supports your skin?
Then a serum is the perfect addition to your daily routine. Serums are concentrated formulas specifically developed to deeply treat and improve the skin. Thanks to their lightweight texture and high concentration of active ingredients, they penetrate the skin quickly—where they can have the greatest effect.
Whether you want to address fine lines, hydrate your skin, or revitalize a tired complexion: with the right serum, you can target your skin’s specific needs.
What makes a serum so special?
Unlike face creams, which are often focused on comfort and protection, a serum is all about results. Its texture is light and fluid, allowing the skin to absorb the active ingredients more quickly and efficiently. Ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, antioxidants, vitamins, or peptides—powerful substances that are present in higher concentrations than in creams.
A serum acts as an intensive treatment that penetrates deeply into the skin layers, while a cream generally plays a more protective and sealing role. Together, they complement each other: the serum nourishes and activates, while the cream cares for and protects.
Why do creams contain fewer active ingredients?
After a certain concentration, it becomes technically difficult to keep active ingredients stable in a rich, creamy formula. High concentrations can quickly make a cream unstable, which may reduce its effectiveness. Serums, on the other hand, are designed to deliver these ingredients in their pure, powerful form—without weighing down the skin.
That’s why serums are the ideal solution to give your skin extra support without compromising on effectiveness.
Can I use a serum without a cream?
Technically, yes, but in practice, a combination is often better. Serums are light and contain little to no fatty ingredients, which may leave the skin feeling a bit tighter or less hydrated after application. A good cream essentially locks in the serum and provides that comfortable, supple skin feel during the day or night.
Especially for dry or sensitive skin, it’s recommended to always use a cream after the serum, tailored to your skin type.
Can I use a serum around the eyes?
The skin around the eyes is thinner and more sensitive than the rest of the face. Therefore, only use serums specifically developed for the eye contour. These formulas are gentler, won’t irritate, and target specific issues such as fine lines, puffiness, or dark circles.
If you’re dealing with tired eyes or the first signs of wrinkles, an eye serum can be a great addition to your skincare routine.
At what age is a serum interesting?
Around the age of 25, the skin gradually starts producing less collagen, and cell turnover slows down. This is the ideal time to introduce a serum. A well-chosen serum helps to delay the first signs of aging, refine the skin’s texture, and maintain a natural glow.
The earlier you start with preventive care, the longer you can enjoy a fresh, even complexion.
What about for oily skin?
Even for oily or combination skin, a serum is an excellent choice. Its lightweight texture leaves no greasy residue and absorbs quickly. However, it’s important to follow up with a non-comedogenic, lightweight cream that won’t clog pores.
Make sure to give the serum enough time to fully absorb before applying the next step. This way, you can make the most of its effects.
Do you want to target a healthy, cared-for complexion? Choose a serum that matches your skin type and needs. Explore our range and give your skin that well-deserved boost! If you have any questions or would like personal advice, feel free to contact us – we’re happy to help.
