Brands

Skincare brands and what they make. Most entries here are reference information rather than products for sale.

• A-DermaFranceA French brand built around oat plantlet extract, aimed at fragile and easily irritated skin.1 product(s)
• ACOSwedenA Swedish pharmacy skincare brand developed for Nordic conditions, and one of the most widely used in Sweden.1 product(s)
• Act+AcreUnited KingdomA cold-processed hair and scalp brand, treating the scalp as skin and formulating without heat.0 product(s)
• AesopAustraliaAn Australian brand with a botanical, laboratory-plain presentation across skin, hair and home.0 product(s)
• AnuaSouth KoreaA Korean brand known for its heartleaf (Houttuynia cordata) range for calming and oil balance.1 product(s)
• ApolosophySwedenApotek Hjärtat's own Swedish range, covering everyday face, body and hair care.0 product(s)
• AquaphorGermanyA Beiersdorf ointment brand used as an occlusive balm for very dry, chapped or recently treated skin.2 product(s)
• AArkoTürkiyeA Turkish personal-care brand from Evyap, long established in shaving and everyday skin care.0 product(s)
• Australian BodycareDenmarkA Danish brand formulating around Australian tea tree oil for blemish-prone skin and scalp.1 product(s)
• AAveenoUnited StatesAn American brand built on colloidal oatmeal, aimed at dry, itchy and easily irritated skin.0 product(s)
• BabariaSpainA Spanish mass-market brand covering sun care, body care and affordable facial ranges.1 product(s)
• BBeauty of JoseonSouth KoreaA Korean brand drawing on traditional hanbang herbal ingredients, widely known for its rice and ginseng ranges.2 product(s)
• BeeslineLebanonA Lebanese natural skincare brand working with beeswax, propolis and honey, widely sold across the Arab world.1 product(s)
• BepanthenGermanyA Bayer brand built on dexpanthenol, used for dry, chafed and recovering skin — a pharmacy staple in the region.0 product(s)
• BiodermaFranceA French laboratory brand whose Sensibio H2O micellar water made the category mainstream; ranges are organised by skin need rather than by line.4 product(s)
• CaudalieFranceFounded in a Bordeaux vineyard, working with grape-derived antioxidants such as resveratrol and grape-seed polyphenols.1 product(s)
• CeraVeSwedenDeveloped with dermatologists around three essential ceramides and a barrier-first approach, sold mainly through pharmacies.5 product(s)
• CetaphilUnited StatesA dermatologist-recommended brand built on gentle, low-irritation cleansing and moisturising for sensitive skin.3 product(s)
• CliniqueUnited StatesAn American brand launched in 1968 as allergy-tested and fragrance-free, known for its three-step routine.0 product(s)
• COSRXSouth KoreaA Korean brand with short ingredient lists and high concentrations of a single active per product.1 product(s)
• DaburIndiaAn Indian ayurvedic house founded in 1884, whose hair and skin ranges are staples across the Gulf.0 product(s)
• DalanTürkiyeA Turkish soap maker since 1941, best known for its olive oil soaps and bath ranges.0 product(s)
• DecubalDenmarkA Danish pharmacy brand for dry and sensitive skin, formulated without perfume.0 product(s)
• DermalogicaSwedenA professional skin-therapy brand sold through trained therapists, formulating without artificial fragrance or colour.6 product(s)
• Dr. HauschkaGermanyA German certified-natural brand working to biodynamic principles, with rhythmic plant extraction at the centre of its method.0 product(s)
• DDr.Jart+South KoreaA Korean brand pairing dermatological formulation with design-led packaging, known for its Cicapair and Ceramidin ranges.1 product(s)
• DDrunk ElephantUnited StatesAn American brand defined by its "suspicious six" exclusions — no essential oils, drying alcohols, silicones, chemical screens, fragrance or SLS.0 product(s)
• DucrayFranceA French dermatological brand from Pierre Fabre, focused on scalp, hair and blemish-prone skin.0 product(s)
• EEau Thermale AvèneFranceBuilt around the thermal spring water of Avène in southern France, with a long-standing focus on very sensitive and reactive skin.3 product(s)
• EElemisUnited KingdomA British spa-therapy brand, widely known for its Pro-Collagen range and cleansing balms.0 product(s)
• EmbryolisseFranceA French pharmacy staple since 1950, known above all for Lait-Crème Concentré, used as both a moisturiser and a makeup base.1 product(s)
• Estée LauderUnited StatesAn American prestige house whose Advanced Night Repair serum has anchored its skincare range for decades.0 product(s)
• EEucerinGermanyBeiersdorf's dermo-cosmetic brand, sold through pharmacies and built around barrier care, sensitivity and photoprotection.6 product(s)
• Eva CosmeticsEgyptThe personal-care arm of an Egyptian pharmaceutical group, widely distributed across the Middle East and Africa.0 product(s)
• FarmasiTürkiyeA Turkish cosmetics manufacturer with a wide skincare and colour range sold across the region.0 product(s)
• FFilorgaFranceA French aesthetic-medicine laboratory whose consumer skincare grew out of its work in injectable treatments.1 product(s)
• GarnierFranceA mass-market French brand from L'Oréal spanning micellar cleansing, everyday moisturisers and the Ambre Solaire sun range.4 product(s)
• Hada LaboJapanA Japanese Rohto brand built on layered hyaluronic acid lotions with minimal ingredient lists.0 product(s)
• HimalayaIndiaAn Indian herbal-research company whose face and body care is widely sold across the Middle East.0 product(s)
• HHuda BeautyUnited Arab EmiratesFounded in Dubai in 2013 and now one of the best-known beauty brands to come out of the region.0 product(s)
• Institut EsthedermFranceA French brand built on a cellular-ecology approach, with a long-running speciality in sun care and tolerance to light.0 product(s)
• ISDINSpainA Spanish pharmaceutical-dermatology company, particularly established in photoprotection.1 product(s)
• ISIS PharmaFranceA French dermo-cosmetic laboratory with a particularly strong presence across the Middle East and Africa.0 product(s)
• IT CosmeticsUnited StatesAn American brand developed with plastic surgeons and dermatologists, bridging skincare and complexion products.1 product(s)
• KKiehl'sUnited StatesFounded as a New York apothecary in 1851, with a plainly labelled, ingredient-forward presentation.1 product(s)
• KloraneFranceA French botanical brand from the Pierre Fabre group, each range built around a single plant extract.0 product(s)
• L'Oréal ParisFranceOne of the largest beauty brands in the world, covering skincare, haircare and colour across every price tier it sells in.2 product(s)
• LLa Roche-PosayFranceA French dermatological brand built around the thermal spring water of La Roche-Posay, developed with dermatologists and a fixture of European pharmacy shelves.7 product(s)
• LLaneigeSouth KoreaA Korean brand from Amorepacific focused on hydration, best known for its sleeping masks.2 product(s)
• Lotus HerbalsIndiaAn Indian herbal cosmetics brand, widely available in Gulf pharmacies and supermarkets.0 product(s)
• LumeneFinlandA Finnish brand using Nordic ingredients such as arctic spring water and wild berries.0 product(s)
• MartiDermSpainA Spanish pharmacy brand known for its single-dose ampoules of antioxidants and actives.0 product(s)
• MMedik8United KingdomA British brand organised around a vitamin C by day, vitamin A by night and sunscreen every day philosophy.2 product(s)
• MMuradUnited StatesFounded by a dermatologist, organised into ranges by concern rather than by product type.0 product(s)
• MustelaFranceA French brand for babies, children and pregnancy, formulated for skin that is still developing.0 product(s)
• NajelSyriaAleppo soap, made the traditional way from olive oil and laurel berry oil — one of the oldest soaps still in production.1 product(s)
• NNeutrogenaUnited StatesA long-established American brand spanning cleansing, blemish care and a broad sun-protection range.1 product(s)
• NIVEAGermanyThe Beiersdorf brand behind the blue tin, sold in most of the world since 1911 and spanning face, body and sun care.2 product(s)
• NorevaFranceA French dermatological laboratory sold mainly through pharmacies, with a wide regional presence.0 product(s)
• NuxeFranceA French brand with a botanical, sensorial signature — best known for the multi-purpose dry oil Huile Prodigieuse.2 product(s)
• OlayUnited StatesA Procter & Gamble brand known for niacinamide-led moisturisers and its long-running Regenerist range.0 product(s)
• Paula's ChoiceUnited StatesAn American brand built on published ingredient research, best known for its leave-on BHA exfoliant.2 product(s)
• QV SkincareAustraliaAn Australian pharmacy brand for dry and sensitive skin, formulated without fragrance or colour.0 product(s)
• RilastilItalyAn Italian dermo-cosmetic brand from the Ganassini group, sold through pharmacies.0 product(s)
• RRivageJordanA Jordanian brand formulating with Dead Sea minerals and mud for body and skin care.0 product(s)
• SebamedGermanyA German brand formulating at pH 5.5 throughout, on the argument that cleansing should not disturb the skin's own acid mantle.1 product(s)
• Senteurs d'OrientLebanonA Lebanese house making hand-milled soaps in a tradition the family has kept since the 19th century.0 product(s)
• SesdermaSpainA Spanish dermatological laboratory working extensively with liposomal delivery of actives.0 product(s)
• SShiffaUnited Arab EmiratesA Dubai luxury skincare house founded by a physician, working with regional botanicals and oils.0 product(s)
• ShiseidoJapanA Japanese house founded in 1872 as a Western-style pharmacy, now one of the oldest cosmetics companies in the world.0 product(s)
• SkinCeuticalsUnited StatesA professional brand sold largely through clinics, known for its vitamin C antioxidant serums.2 product(s)
• SSVRFranceA French pharmacy laboratory known for high-tolerance formulas and clearly stated active concentrations.0 product(s)
• The Camel Soap FactoryUnited Arab EmiratesA Dubai maker of camel-milk soaps and body care, handmade in small batches.0 product(s)
• The INKEY ListUnited KingdomA British brand built around single, clearly explained ingredients at accessible prices.1 product(s)
• The OrdinaryCanadaA DECIEM brand that names each product after its active and its concentration, sold at deliberately low prices.9 product(s)
• UriageFranceA French dermatological brand using the naturally isotonic thermal water of Uriage-les-Bains across cleansing, hydration and sun care.2 product(s)
• VaselineUnited StatesThe petroleum-jelly brand, used as a simple occlusive to seal moisture into very dry or cracked skin.0 product(s)
• VichyFranceA French pharmacy brand centred on Vichy volcanic mineralising water, best known for its ageing, sensitivity and scalp ranges.2 product(s)
• WeledaSwitzerlandA Swiss natural brand founded in 1921, certified natural throughout and known for its Skin Food balm.2 product(s)
• WWishfulUnited Arab EmiratesThe Dubai-based skincare line from the founders of Huda Beauty, organised around a small number of actives.0 product(s)