The skin is our largest organ and has many functions. Unfortunately no other organ in the human body is as susceptible to as many complaints as the skin.
Normal skin Normal skin has fine pores; it is smooth and well supplied with blood. It has neither oily nor dry areas. Care and cleansing of normal ... more information»
Oily skin Oily skin has enlarged pores, is very shiny and occurs especially on those areas of the body where there are many sebaceous glands, ... more information»
Dry skin Dry skin is often scaly, rough and dull because the sebaceous glands produce too little sebum. This can lead to tautness and ... more information»
Combination skin As the name implies, combination skin is a combination of normal and oily skin, or of oily and dry skin. The different needs of the ... more information»
Blemished skin About 80% of all young people suffer from skin blemishes to a greater or lesser extent. There are a variety of triggers that could ... more information»
The skin's functions A beautiful, smooth skin radiates youthfulness and freshness. But as the skin matures, it becomes more demanding. Louis Widmer offers a... more information»
