Dr.Hauschka products in general

Skin care is a minefield nowadays, there is so much choice, so many companies trying to “sell us” their products. It helps if you can narrow the field down slightly and so when I came to choose a new skincare brand I decided to go for the natural approach. Now, I have a love hate relationship with my skin. I loved it up until about 4 years ago, now I hate it. For some reason I was allowed to go through adolescence without a pimple or an oil slick, presumably because I was destined to suffer at the age of 24. Seemingly overnight my skin became a minefield, oily, spotty and completely unpredictable. Over the years I have suffered various ...  Read the complete review

~Introduction~ Dr. Hauschka is the German King of Health Food Store beauty. This isn't the Weleda you find down your local Sainsbury's 'Alternative Living' isle though, (although that brand offers a veritable alternative)- this is what the stars use. Well, Madonna and Mandy Moore. Probably the Pitts – it's right up their street. Dr.Hauschka's range was launched 40 years ago, but gives the latest skin technology a run for it's money - the trends have finally caught up with it. It uses 100% natural products- their experts 'travel the world sourcing organic and bio-dynamic ingredients - buying direct from farmers and ...  Read the complete review

I had read about Dr Hauschka products in all the glossies and newspapers and they had all raved about the range. It seems that the best celebrity endorsement is that Madonna LOVES the Rose Face Cream. So, I went to the website, browsed the products (nice site, very simple and easy to navigate) and decided to go for the Daily Face Care trial kit. Despite what I'm going to say about the content, I have to enthuse about the tin itself - it was beautifully packaged for such a tiny price (£10). You get 6 products, the cleansing cream, cleansing milk, toner, and daily, rose and quince moisturisers. And it arrived within 3 days. I was impressed. ...  Read the complete review

I have what I think is called a 'ditressed skin'. Most things bother it and believe me I have tried most things. As well as having a distressed skin I have a skin care habit of epic proportions and have baskets and bundles of barely used pots and tubbes hidden around the house. Or I did until I read about Dr Hauschka in a Sunday paper. It got fab reviews but then again so had everything I'd tried before. But true to form I got their catalogue and a few £££ lighter I had a new regimen. This stuff is heaven for me and I can honestly say that not one item has upset my skin. Quite quickly I went from red and blotchy with the occasional massive pimple ...  Read the complete review