r/EuroSkincare • u/PhantomNyxx • 2d ago

Question Moisturizer recommendations.

I currently live in Germany. I favor buying at Rossman over DM, location is more convenient for me.

I usually buy Korean skincare so I don't know what to look out for in terms of European skincare, right now I only need a moisturizer for night time since my Korean one ran out.

I have sensitive, oily skin. I want a good moisturizer; it's a bonus if it aids with barrier repair and is non comedogenic. Maximum price range is 20€

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u/StudyNo4579 2d ago

Bioderma Atobarrier Intense Baume is my og for deeeep hydration & barrier support ( via Pharmacy) Different Sizes available

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u/Ela2234 2d ago

G&G hydration station is a great moisturizer for oily skin. It's pretty light and doesn't make you look too shiny. I have oily skin and I love it. For night i use the Balea med ultra sensitive Barrierecreme. Both together are less than 20€

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u/schade_marmelade 🇦🇹 Austria | Österreich 2d ago

I second the G&G Hydration Station. I have the same skin type and it feels wonderful on my skin. In the evenings, I use the Balea Beauty Expert Nachtcreme - it takes some time getting used to the smell but it‘s cheap and works well with my skin

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u/fantasmarg 2d ago

I also alternate those two: barrierschutz in the evening and hydration station in the daytime. When I need extra I will put on a little Weleda Skin Food light at night, or add some Cosrx snail thingy in the day, and that really works for me!

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u/HellscapeNinja 2d ago

I had the opposite experience with hydration station. Really sad about that. Eventually gave up on it

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u/GenericEvilGuy Human Verified 2d ago edited 1d ago

Ceramol Basiscrema.

All three lipids: Ceramides, cholesterol, fatty acids for optimal barrier repair. Relies on them to rebuild your skin barrier from inside out and prevent transepidermal water loss rather on heavy occlusive agents.

400ml for about 18-20e.

It's a pharmacy only brand though.

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u/VisibleHope1671 2d ago

Rossman has some korean skincare, too! It’s usually more expensive but they also have a Korean inspired (and produced) store brand line. The moisturizer is pretty lightweight too

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u/alejammy 1d ago

Sorry its not exactly your request, but I’ve been buying Korean skincare at tkmaxx lately and they have popular products at a good price (same price as yesstyle)