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Sisi skin cream 2.0
Discover the secrets of Empress Elisabeth of Austria’s timeless beauty with our exclusive “Sisi Skin Cream 2.0”!
Empress Elisabeth, also known as Sisi, was not only one of the most beautiful women of her time, but was also famous for her elaborate beauty regimen. She invested a great deal of time and effort in maintaining her radiant skin. One of her secret weapons was a rich cream consisting of white wax, spermaceti, almond and sesame oil and rose water.
We have taken inspiration from the legendary beauty routine of Empress Elisabeth, Sisi, and developed a modern version of the skin cream. Instead of spermaceti, we use high-quality shea butter, which is known for its moisturizing properties. We have replaced the white wax with beeswax to offer a natural and sustainable alternative.
Our “Sisi Skin Cream 2.0” is a luxurious skin cream that provides your skin with intensive care and the moisture it needs. The combination of shea butter, almond and sesame oil provides your skin with long-lasting moisture and leaves it feeling silky-soft. The rose water provides a delicate fragrance and pampers your senses.
Bring the imperial skin feeling directly into your home and pamper your skin with our “Sisi skin cream 2.0”. Experience the luxury and effectiveness of traditional beauty care combined with modern ingredients. Treat yourself to the touch of elegance and beauty that Empress Elisabeth, Sisi, would have loved herself.
Pamper your skin like an empress and let yourself be enchanted by the “Sisi Skin Cream 2.0”.
- for facial and body care
- NO additional fragrances (the delicate rose fragrance comes exclusively from the rose hydrolate)
- NO additional colorants
Shaving & beard soap “Beardless”
The shaving experience with my “Beardless” shaving soap – the perfect solution for a smooth and well-groomed shave!
With nettle tea and goose fat, two natural ingredients known for their skin-soothing properties, your skin is gently cared for.
The porcelain clay ensures that the blade glides gently over your skin for a perfect result.
With our “Beardless” shaving soap, you will not only get rid of your beard, but also enjoy perfectly groomed skin!
- for daily shaving
- for daily beard washing
- better gliding properties due to kaolin
- Easier cleaning with multi-blade razors
- Particularly caring, as produced using the cold process
- NO additional fragrances
- NO additional colorants
- min.
8 weeks ripening time
Lei Sāfn
“Lei Sāfn” means “simple soap” in the Carinthian dialect. Lei Sāfn, a simple but very high-quality hand and care soap that is more than just a soap. Specially developed for everyday use, it combines simplicity with deep care.
Our aim was to create an affordable soap that is nevertheless enriched with high-quality oils such as olive, coconut and castor oil. Everything to keep your hands not only clean, but also nourished and supple.
Treat yourself to the daily feeling of clean and well-groomed hands with the hand and care soap “Lei Sāfn” thanks to a unique, natural soap composition that takes your skin care needs seriously.
Ideal for daily use, without compromising on skin care.
- primarily for washing hands
- Also suitable for showering
- Particularly caring, as produced using the cold process
- NO additional fragrances
- NO additional colorants
- min.
8 weeks ripening time
Glass cosmetic spatula
Cosmetic spatula made of AR-Glas® – Precise tool for skin care
This high-quality glass cosmetic spatula is perfect for precise dispensing of balms and creams.
AR-Glass® is mainly used for laboratory articles and its high resistance and hygiene make it ideal for use in cosmetics.
The spatula has a length of 7.5 cm and a blade width of 5 mm, which ensures precise product removal.
Made by the renowned German manufacturer Schott, this spatula stands for first-class quality and durability – ideal for professional and private skin care applications.
