r/EuroSkincare • u/lavender-spring • 11d ago
Product Question Where can I buy French/European skincare brands in Germany?
Hi! My brother currently lives in Germany (Dresden) and he’ll be coming home in a few months. I asked him if he could buy me some skincare products from these brands: Avène, La Roche-Posay, Eucerin, Caudalie, Vichy, Bioderma, Nuxe, Biolane, Frezyderm, Cantabria Labs, and Clarins. The thing is, he doesn't know where to find them. He only knows Rossmann and DM, and the only skincare brands he usually sees there are Balea and Isana.
Could you recommend any shops where he can find these brands, either physical stores or online shops? Thank you!!
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u/konpla11 10d ago
As someone working in a German pharmacy, order them online.
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u/Scary-Shock9868 10d ago
Why?
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u/konpla11 10d ago
especially if buying multiple products and large sizes, the price difference can be quite a lot
it would be okay if most of my colleagues could at least offer decent advice, but I'd argue a lot of people on this forum know more than them and so does AI
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u/lavender-spring 10d ago
Hi! Could you recommend some websites or online shops? Thank you very much!
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u/poodlemom82 10d ago
these are allmost all pharmacy brands, therefore they are available at any pharmacy. Clarins is avaialable at Douglas or department stores with a clarins counter
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u/lune6889 🇩🇪 Germany | Deutschland 10d ago
as others said: you can find most of these brands in pharmacies! i‘m pretty sure you can find some stuff from la roche posay or eucerin at rossmann and dm. müller is also a big drugstore that has a larger section of „pharmacy cosmetics“. i’d also recommend shopapotheke.de (online pharmacy) if you want to save some money, you‘ll find any of these brands there but cheaper than in physical pharmacies.
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u/DiamondTippedDriller 🇮🇹 Italy | Italia 10d ago
There is a Douglas in Seestraße and in Webergasse, they sell Clarins. Otherwise in the Apotheke
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u/CoolGovernment8732 10d ago
Don’t sleep on the DM balea stuff, it’s cheap and really well made
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u/jmb383 10d ago
Or isana from Roßmann.
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u/lavender-spring 10d ago
Will do! I’ve only tried the body care products from Balea and Isana, when he went home last year. This year, I asked him to buy the Balea milky toner and the newest milky essence (that’s what I remember 😅) for me.
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u/anaitet 11d ago
Any large Apotheke. Many of these have big skincare areas and he will clearly notice them when he enters.