Augustinus Bader on ‘clean, science-based and sustainable skincare’

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When we\u00a0spoke to Augustinus Bader last year, he was on the cusp of launching his first range of products since the debut of The Cream, a revolutionary offering that had skyrocketed him to skincare stardom.\u00a0\nThe Augustinus Bader line now includes everything from cleansing gels and balms\u00a0to face oils...

The Augustinus Bader line now includes everything from cleansing gels and balms to face oils, body creams and, as of next month, an eye cream and serum. The quick addition of so many products to the Augustinus Bader line might seem surprising to those who have been following the brand since its beginning in 2018.

From a consumer perspective, this larger range of products offers, in Bader’s words, ‘different texture and targeted application properties’, all while offering the transformative power of TFC8 technology, the brand’s patented formulation for skin repair. The Serum, on the other hand, is intended to act like a booster to the other products in the brand’s catalogue, like The Cream and The Face Oil. According to Bader, The Serum is ‘formulated with ingredients that are clean, super-hydrators and nature’s most effective problem-solvers. This breakthrough serum resolves skin’s most persistent challenges – from dehydration, stress, and the signs of ageing and environmental damage to the appearance of imperfections and loss of elasticity.

 

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