Eucerin DermatoCLEAN Hyaluron Micellar Water is a micellar cleansing water for daily care of all skin types, including sensitive skin. Morning and evening, it combines cleansing, make-up removal and hydration in a single step. It is also suitable for the eye area and contact lens wearers.

Key benefits

• Removes impurities and make-up from the face and eyes.
• Cleanses without drying and helps maintain the skin's natural moisture balance.
• In a study using the product twice daily for one week, 81% of participants noticed increased hydration.
• Average hydration measured by corneometer increased by 12% in the study.
• Tests using thermal maps demonstrated a reduction in sebum levels after use.

In a single step, you remove impurities and make-up while supporting the preservation of your skin's natural hydration.

Ingredients

Key moisturising ingredients include hyaluronic acid, listed in the INCI as Sodium Hyaluronate. The product also contains Gluco-Glycerol, known as Glyceryl Glucoside, and an APG cleansing complex based on alkylpolyglucosides.

• Fragrance-free
• Alcohol-free
• Microplastic-free as defined by UNEP
• INCI: Aqua, Poloxamer 124, Glyceryl Glucoside, Glycerin, Sodium Hyaluronate, Decyl Glucoside, Arginine HCL, Sodium Cocoamphoacetate, Trisodium EDTA, Sodium Chloride, 1,2-Hexanediol, Phenoxyethanol.

You receive a fragrance-free, alcohol-free formula that combines an APG cleansing complex with hyaluronic acid and Gluco-Glycerol.

Application and dosage

Apply Eucerin DermatoCLEAN Hyaluron Micellar Water morning and evening using a cotton pad on the face and eyes. The product is ophthalmologically tested, suitable for contact lens wearers and does not need to be rinsed off with water.

Complete your morning and evening cleansing routine with no rinsing required.

Packaging and volume

• Volume: 400 ml
• The bottle is made from 97% recycled material; this figure does not include the cap and label.

About the brand

The roots of the Eucerin brand trace back to Paul C. Beiersdorf's pharmacy in Hamburg. In 1900, chemist Isaac Lifschütz patented the emulsifier Eucerit, which enabled the production of stable water-in-oil emulsions and became the technological foundation of the first Eucerin products.