La Roche-Posay

Millions of people around the world use La Roche-Posay cosmetics for skin care. Its history began in the sixteenth century, when a thermal spring with healing properties was discovered in France. During the reign of Emperor Napoleon, the first hospital was built near the spring. It was used to treat soldiers with skin diseases.

In 1913, La Roche-Posay became a spa resort. Today, it is visited annually by about 8,000 people suffering from the following diseases:

• atopic dermatitis;
• eczema;
• psoriasis, etc.

In the mid-1970s, pharmacist René Levayer opened a laboratory where they began to create cosmetics based on thermal water. Today, the La Roche-Posay brand remains faithful to the original principles upheld by its founder.

La Roche-Posay skincare products are ideal for several skin types:

• particularly sensitive skin;
• prone to red spots;
• problematic, acne-prone;
• oily;
• allergic to ultraviolet radiation, etc.

The La Roche-Posay line also includes skin care products for newborns and older children.

La Roche-Posay products contain a minimum number of ingredients. Special formulas are designed for particularly sensitive skin. These skincare products do not cause allergic reactions or skin irritation.

La Roche-Posay products are completely safe. They have been tested and thoroughly researched by specialists from manufacturing companies.

The cosmetics do not contain parabens, fragrances or other substances that can potentially cause skin irritation. All ingredients meet the requirements of dermatology specialists and customer preferences.

The uniqueness of La Roche-Posay cosmetics lies in the fact that they are compatible with sensitive skin and are hypoallergenic. Each product is only released onto the market after its effectiveness and tolerability have been proven and its quality confirmed. Only ingredients that have been tested and approved by qualified dermatologists are used in the production of La Roche-Posay skin care products.

All cosmetics are created on the basis of antioxidant thermal water, which has a soothing effect. The company's specialists select ingredients that are suitable for particularly sensitive skin. La Roche-Posay cosmetics allow for safe, hypoallergenic care for problem skin: all ingredients have been tested on sensitive skin.

The manufacturer offers the following products for facial skin care:

1. Effaclar A. I. – a corrective product for localised use.
2. Substiane for the eye contour – a product that restores the skin around the eyes.
3. Substiane Care – restores skin density and facial contours. It is used for dry and normal skin.
4. Vitamin Cream Filler – used to fill in wrinkles on the face. Suitable for normal and combination skin.

Nutritic Intense Riche nourishing cream intensively restores the skin. Effaclar Mat moisturising emulsion is used to mattify the skin. Children and adults can use Cicaplast Lips barrier balm to restore the skin of the lips.

La Roche-Posay cosmetics are suitable for sensitive baby skin. Skin prone to itching and irritation is cared for with Lipikar Stick AP+. Children and adults can take baths or showers with Lipikar Oil AP+, a softening oil that replenishes lipids, and use Lipikar Syndet AP+ cream-gel, which restores the lipid layer.

The manufacturer recommends caring for children's skin prone to atopic dermatitis with Lipikar Gel Lavant soothing shower gel and La Roche-Posay thermal water.