About Dermasence
Dermasence offers separate product lines, each aimed at a specific skin condition. Within a line, you will often find a cleanser, a day treatment and a more intensive treatment, so you can put together a complete routine.
Dermasence Seborra - blemish-prone and acne-prone skin
The Seborra line is intended for oily, blemish-prone or acne-prone skin. Think of light gel creams, a tinted day cream with SPF, a blemish roller and a shampoo for an oily scalp.
Dermasence RosaMin - redness and rosacea-prone skin
The RosaMin line was developed for skin that reddens easily or is prone to rosacea. The range includes, among other things, a mild cleansing emulsion, a soothing serum and a (tinted) day cream with SPF 50.
Dermasence Adtop - very dry and eczema-prone skin
The Adtop line focuses on very dry, itchy or eczema-prone skin. From lipid lotions and care creams to a wash and shower lotion and an oleogel with 40% urea for extremely dry areas.
Dermasence Vitop Forte - psoriasis-prone skin
The Vitop Forte line is intended for flaky, psoriasis-prone skin and scalp, with, among other things, a care cream, a cleansing foam and a mild shampoo.
Dermasence Hyalusome and Chrono Retare - hydration and anti-aging
For dry or more mature skin, there are two lines. Hyalusome is all about hydration with hyaluronic acid. Chrono Retare focuses on caring for skin with the first signs of skin aging.
Dermasence Solvinea - sun protection
The Solvinea sunscreen offers high protection with SPF 50 or 50+, as a fluid, lotion, gel cream or liquid. Suitable for sensitive skin that needs extra protection.
Which Dermasence line should you choose?
- Oily, blemish-prone or acne-prone skin: Seborra
- Redness or rosacea-prone skin: RosaMin
- Very dry, itchy or eczema-prone skin: Adtop
- Flaky or psoriasis-prone skin: Vitop Forte
- Dry skin that needs hydration: Hyalusome
- First signs of skin aging: Chrono Retare
- Sensitive skin in the sun: Solvinea
This is a general selection guide. If you have a skin condition or persistent symptoms, ask your GP, dermatologist or pharmacist for advice.