Brand

Korres

Korres was founded in 1996 in Athens, Greece, growing out of the oldest homeopathic pharmacy in the city. Pharmacist George Korres began creating natural formulations using Greek botanical ingredients like wild rose, yoghurt, and olive oil. The brand became Greece's leading skincare export, known for combining Mediterranean ingredients with pharmaceutical formulation expertise. Korres is sold through Sephora and its own stores in Greece.

Mid-Range Est. 1996 Athens, Greece Independent
1 Products
5 Evaluations
82 Avg Score
1 Categories

Brand Philosophy

Korres applies Greek pharmaceutical tradition and Mediterranean botanical ingredients to create effective, nature-derived skincare rooted in one of Europe's oldest homeopathic traditions.

Who It's For

Consumers drawn to Mediterranean botanical skincare with genuine pharmaceutical heritage. Great for those who appreciate ingredient stories rooted in cultural tradition.

Known For
  • Wild Rose Brightening face products
  • Greek botanical ingredients
  • Born from Athens' oldest homeopathic pharmacy
  • Mediterranean skincare heritage
  • Yoghurt and olive oil formulations
Signature Ingredients
  • Ascorbyl Tetraisopalmitate
  • Rosa Canina Fruit Oil (Wild Rose/Rosehip Oil)
  • Physalis Angulata Extract (Camapu)
  • Squalane
  • Tocopherol and Tocopheryl Acetate

Korres at a Glance

Strongest Categories

Korres performs best in: Brightening Treatment (1 product, avg 82/100).

Best Conditions Served

Across all products, Korres scores highest for: Hyperpigmentation (avg 88/100); Dull/Uneven Texture (avg 87/100); Aging/Mature Skin (avg 85/100). If your primary concern is one of these conditions, Korres products are particularly worth considering.

Certifications

Common certifications include Vegan, Cruelty-Free, 94.5% Natural Content, Paraben-Free, Sulfate-Free, Silicone-Free.

Frequently Asked Questions about Korres

What is the best Korres product?
Based on our scoring, Korres Wild Rose Vitamin C Active Brightening Oil is the highest-rated Korres product with a score of 88/100 for hyperpigmentation. Excellent brightening oil with stable vitamin C. Delivers radiance but fragrance concerns and packaging limit perfection.
Is Korres worth the price?
Korres products are positioned at the mid-range tier with an average score of 82/100 across 1 evaluated products. This represents strong value, with several products matching or exceeding more expensive alternatives.
What skin type is Korres best for?
Korres scores highest for hyperpigmentation, with an average score of 88/100 across relevant products. They also perform well for dull/uneven texture and aging/mature skin. Check condition-specific scores for the product you are considering.
Every Korres product above has been scored individually for each relevant skin condition. Click any product to see its full evaluation, ingredient analysis, and usage guidance for your specific concern.