Dr. Hauschka believes that you and your skin cannot be solidly categorized. You need the right ideas of care for different days and places, different seasons and different stages of life as well as a variety of different inner factors such as nutrition, stress, sleep, hormonal imbalances, genetics, medications, etc. We refer to skin conditions, which come and go, rather than categories like women and men and we focus on the needs of changing skin conditions.Are you prone to acne and the areas covered by the mask? Is your skin tight and dry on your cheeks? Do you have blackheads and congestion ..

With all the skincare products you apply to your skin, is it still necessary to add a serum into your routine? How are they any different from all the other products in your stash? Read more..

Have you ever experienced an itch so intense that you can’t stop scratching until it turns red? When it’s too dusty, or too hot and humid, does your skin become inflamed? When you’ve eaten a certain food, or there’s a sudden temperature change, do you suddenly have rashes? Read More...

On regular days, skincare is already self-love -- what more when you have a giant adversary named The Big C? With the drastic changes that the illness and its treatments bring, it’s important to hold on to routines and things that keep us going. While your skincare routine may change to accommodate your changing skin type during chemotherapy, there are products that can help ease the transition, not only by taking care of your skin but also by promoting a self-pampering ritual that can inspire you to conquer challenges. Read More...

Fight Maskne with the Healing Power of Nature/ Organic Products

At Dr. Hauschka, we believe that we can use nature to heal our skin problems. Focusing on sustainable, natural ingredients backed by rigorous research — we create organic skincare products that nourish, restores, and support our skin’s ability to renew and protect for naturally radiant skin. Read more...

Living with sensitive skin can be a huge problem for most Singaporeans. Although we live in a First World Country with world class environmental standards, our skin is still a victim of the environment. You can still find skincare products that can have a negative impact on your body and your skin. This can lead to those who have sensitive skin breaking out in rashes, hives, and various other uncomfortable and unsightly skin conditions. What can you do when this happens?

Whenever we are traveling, the skin is often more exposed to possible damage, mainly due to greater exposure to sunlight, as well as contact with sea water or bleach from swimming pools. Also, climate changes and environmental pollution act as harmful agents to our skin. All these factors are a great reason to examine the condition of your skin and take different care measures. The skin is one of the body’s major organs, protecting it from environmental hazards, regulating its temperature and allowing the perception of touch. Let’s not forget that excessive cleaning can cause excessive oil loss in the outer layers of the skin and lead to dermatitis, or accentuate dry skin.

That is why we will list a series of tips to make your skin healthy and smooth like never before.

Singapore scores high in many areas, especially in Asia, where it has one of the highest numbers of population with Eczema. This chronic skin disorder causes the skin to become inflamed, irritated, dry, and red and have intense itch.  As the skin is the largest organ in the body, it adversely affects one’s quality of life. While the severity of it will determine if there is a need for a dermatologist’s expert care, it is never too little nor late to know more about what are the causes and the treatment that science and nature can offer and to help alleviate the problem yourself.