Eucerin

Eucerin's history dates back to 1900 when pharmacist Oscar Troplowitz and dermatologist Paul Gerson Unna created the original Eucerin ointment at Beiersdorf's Hamburg laboratories. The name derives from the Latin 'eu' (good) and the Greek 'cerin' (wax), reflecting the product's emollient base. Eucerin was among the first skincare brands to be developed in direct collaboration with dermatologists, establishing a clinical credibility that persists over a century later. The brand focuses exclusively on skin science for common dermatological conditions -- dry skin, eczema, sun protection, and hyperpigmentation -- with products frequently recommended by dermatologists and pharmacists across Europe, North America, and beyond. Eucerin maintains its own research facilities and has published extensively in dermatological journals, particularly on urea-based formulations for dry and atopic skin.