Eucerin Face cleansing foam Even Pigment perfector 160 ml
Eucerin
Exposure to sunlight, hormones and ageing can result in dark spots and age spots making skin look uneven. The Even Pigment Perfector Gentle cleansing foam is a brightening cleanser that contains Dio ACTIVE, an effective but gentle ingredient which has proven effects on reducing dark marks.
The product refreshes and revitalises the skin effectively, and takes the shine off the T-zone. The formula has been specially developed for the needs of all skin types, including sensitive skin. This product is free of alcohol and colorants.
- product type
- facial cleansing foam
- key features
- cleansing
- use for
- face
- skin type
- for all skin types
The Eucerin brand is one of the world's leading dermatocosmetic brands. The main thing for Eucerin is high quality standards, effectiveness and tolerance on all skin types.
In 1882, pharmacy owner Paul Bayersdorf founded a pharmaceutical company. And already in 1900, the revolutionary emulsifier Eucerit was used for the first time, the basis of the first emulsions of water and oil. This technology was the beginning of the Eucerin brand.
Over its 120-year history and years of research, the brand has gained trust among pharmacists, dermatologists and customers around the world.
Innovation and dermatological research are what drives Eucerin. The distinctive features of the Eucerin brand are patented ingredients, clinically proven effectiveness, and an individual approach to each skin type. The brand regularly conducts research at its skin research center in Hamburg to ensure hypoallergenic and tolerable even on sensitive skin.
All formulas are tested in vitro in the laboratory and tested on humans in vivo — under artificial and natural conditions. More than two thousand studies are conducted per year with 45 thousand volunteers. The brand cooperates with research institutes, dermatological clinics and specialists from different countries.
Eucerin helps to find a solution for people with different skin needs and problems.
Germany