10 tips for smooth, supple skin from head to toe

• Choose a lotion that suits your skin type

Dry, normal or oily skin require different formulations. Rich body milks with urea or plant oils noticeably strengthen dry skin, while light lotions give normal skin a smooth, fresh finish. This way you optimally support your skin barrier every day.

• Apply your lotion to damp skin

After showering moisture retention is most effective. If you massage the lotion into slightly damp skin, the active ingredients are absorbed much better – ideal for immediately relieving tightness.

• Massage the lotion in using circular motions

Gentle massages stimulate circulation and help the product absorb evenly. Start on dry areas such as shins, elbows and upper arms – these benefit particularly from additional hydration.

• Opt for firming formulas for mature skin

Lotions with Q10, hyaluronic acid or aloe vera improve elasticity and support the skin's natural regeneration. With daily use they act like a gentle firming programme, restoring firmness and tone.

• Use the right amount – less is often more

A hazelnut‑sized amount is already enough for one arm. If too much product is applied the lotion can feel sticky. Less product, well massaged in, gives a pleasant, non‑greasy skin feel.

• Adjust your care seasonally

In winter the skin needs more protection from rich creams with ceramides or panthenol. In summer, light, fast‑absorbing gel‑lotions are perfect to avoid over‑care and heat build‑up on the skin. This seasonal adjustment makes your routine considerably more effective.

• For skin issues, choose medically inspired formulas

For atopic dermatitis, eczema or very dry skin, calming lotions with urea, allantoin or oat milk are recommended. They strengthen the barrier, relieve itching and promote regeneration – ideal for sensitive skin types.

• Care for your skin daily – and more often if needed

Daily application is sufficient for normal skin. For irritated or very dry skin you may reapply several times without worry. Highly tolerable formulas leave no film and are excellent for intensive care.

• Use specific products for different body areas

The skin on hands, feet or décolletage has its own needs. Hands need protective creams, feet often need urea to reduce calluses, and the décolletage benefits from antioxidant care. With targeted products the whole body stays optimally cared for.

• Choose high‑quality ingredients for long‑term results

Ceramides strengthen the skin barrier, hyaluronic acid binds moisture, panthenol soothes and plant oils protect against dryness. A lotion that combines these actives not only provides immediate care but visibly improves skin quality over time.