The skin around the eyes is particularly thin and contains hardly any sebaceous glands. That’s why dryness wrinkles form quickly here. An eye cream can provide good care – but beware: many creams are formulated too strongly for this sensitive area. It should contain neither alcohol nor strong perfumes.

The cheek and nose areas tend to develop redness and dry spots due to cold or sun exposure. Creams, oils, and serums for dry skin with soothing ingredients like niacinamide or squalane help reduce irritation.

Dry skin can also quickly develop around the mouth, for example due to frequent licking of the lips or other irritations. Here too, a good cream protects the skin area and a lip oil protects the lips.

For dry skin on the face, cleansing should be especially gentle – pH-neutral, mild products are ideal for this. Also important: Avoid vigorous "rubbing" or aggressive, mechanical exfoliations.

A suitable face cream is the foundation of any routine for dry skin. During the day, lighter textures like cream or lotion that absorb quickly and provide protection are ideal. At night, it can be richer – a good night care product or even an oil supports skin regeneration while you sleep. The correct order is actually important here as well: You can read more about this in our blog post on the Skincare Routine.

UV radiation can further increase the dryness of your skin. Extensive sun protection is therefore always important – even when the sun isn’t shining!

Our tip: If you go straight for a day cream with SPF, you save yourself a step – and are always well protected.

You've probably heard of these ingredients before – we'll explain what each one is good for!

Hyaluronic acid stores water in the skin layers and immediately makes dry facial skin appear plumper.

Ceramides help stabilize the skin's protective barrier and reliably protect it from moisture loss.

Works against redness, strengthens the skin barrier, and ensures a more even complexion.

Both ingredients bind moisture deep in the skin – so they are perfect for very dry areas on the face.

Jojoba, almond, or argan oil provide lipids that smooth the skin and care for dry areas on the face.

Hand on heart: There is no “one right skincare” – it has to suit you! So trying things out is probably always necessary, but you can pay attention to a few points when choosing: A face cream for very dry skin should combine moisture and lipids. Plant-based ingredients as well as hyaluronic acid and ceramides should also be included. In our brand-new skincare line, which will be available in a few weeks, we additionally rely on plant stem cells to provide especially intensive care for dry skin.

Provide the skin with intense moisture, protect against environmental influences during the day, and supply extra moisture at night.

Perfect for a moisture boost for dry skin on the face.

Support the skin barrier and help with very dry areas on the face.

Specifically provides moisture to the delicate eye area and prevents dryness wrinkles.

Dry and dehydrated skin requires special care. The Well Aging & Hydration Set provides optimal care for dry and dehydrated skin, ensuring smooth, plump skin that feels visibly comfortable.

Dry skin especially needs an extra dose of attention – even beyond daily facial care. Because although we cannot influence the genetics of our skin type, we can support it from the inside and the outside. Plenty of fluids and a balanced diet in everyday life – and ideally a routine that doesn’t overwhelm the skin! With fewer products, but carefully selected active ingredients, very dry skin can regain its balance.