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Hello Monika,

Always apply the hydrating collagen serum first, to a thoroughly cleansed face. Just a tiny amount is enough... After a short while, apply the marula cream. You can apply both products to your whole face, including the eye area. After a short while – a minute or two – apply the eye cream. Gently pat it in using your fingertips. Work from the inner corners outwards towards your temples. You can also apply a little to your eyelids... Don’t use too much of any cream; a pea-sized amount is enough. 

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Anka,

We’re very sorry you couldn’t find our products in shops. We sell 9 of our products in DM drugstores. They’re marked with the DM logo in our online shop. If I’ve understood correctly, you only get acne when you use a richer cream… We have a face cream with fruit and Q10 – a cleansing complex. It’s designed for blemish-prone skin and helps to clear acne without drying out the skin. But as you only get acne occasionally because of using the wrong cream, I wouldn’t recommend it. To start with, for these warmer days, I’d suggest a moisturising cream – marula oil and ceramide complex. It has excellent moisturising and nourishing properties and helps regulate sebum production. The ceramides in the cream help retain the skin’s natural moisture and improve its moisture levels, so they also help prevent ageing. The cream doesn’t leave a greasy film or clog pores. If your skin is very dry, a rosehip cream with provitamin B5 would also be suitable. It’s especially good for dry and sensitive skin. The panthenol in the cream effectively binds water and helps keep the skin moist and smooth. It stimulates the formation of new cells and also speeds up the healing process. However, it’s a little richer than the marula cream… For your night-time routine, you could use a richer anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It contains valuable ingredients to help fight wrinkles and ageing. It’s excellent for skin regeneration and speeding up its natural renewal. Thanks to its ingredients, it regulates sebum production in oily skin while nourishing and moisturising dry skin. It improves the skin’s cellular structure and elasticity, and can also protect the skin from harmful environmental influences. It’s suitable for sensitive skin. Use collagen moisturising serum under the creams. It gives your skin much-needed moisture and can also help reduce any inflammation. It has a light texture, so it’s absorbed by the skin straight away. You only need a tiny amount. You could try the 2-in-1 rejuvenating mask and exfoliator to revitalise, tighten and renew your skin. You could also try the moisturising mask, which provides hydration and helps lock it in. Zinc ointment is best for acne. It helps heal and treat it. Apply it directly to spots. For the eye area, I recommend the daisy eye cream. It’s light and non-greasy, with a gentle lifting effect. It helps reduce fluid build-up and puffiness under the eyes, and also reduces dark patches. Although it’s an eye cream, the combination of daisy and milk proteins helps regulate melanin in the skin, naturally reduces dark patches and helps brighten the skin. So you can also apply it directly to any marks left by acne… You can complement it with the caffeine night eye cream. It leaves the eye area beautifully nourished and boosts circulation. It’s also ideal for nourishing other dry areas of the face and getting rid of flaky skin… Cleansing your face is an important step in your skincare routine. I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. Afterwards, your face will feel clean, soft and, above all, hydrated. You can finish with rose water to tone your skin. In summer, you can also use it as a facial mist. Just spritz your face a few times during the day. If you’re interested, feel free to email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk and send me your address and the products you’d like to try. We’ll be happy to send you samples so you can try the creams on your own skin first :-)

Thank you for your question. I hope I’ve helped you choose. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Anna,

Given your age, I’d recommend a light moisturiser. It’s very lightweight and its composition is similar to that of human skin, so it’s very well suited to young skin too. It won’t weigh it down and helps regulate its natural functions. It helps the skin retain water thanks to provitamin B5, and keeping it sufficiently hydrated can help prevent wrinkles. However, if you feel you need more… if your skin needs more… then feel free to use the moisturiser I mentioned – marula oil and a ceramide complex. The most important thing for your face is to keep your skin hydrated and toned, which the ceramides in the moisturiser will help with. They strengthen the skin’s protective function and improve its moisture capacity. The moisturiser deeply hydrates, nourishes and protects the skin. It’s also excellent for helping prevent skin ageing. You can apply the collagen moisturising serum underneath for an extra boost of hydration. It’s an excellent way to regulate your skin’s moisture throughout the day. By giving your skin extra hydration, it helps it retain moisture, keeping it supple and youthful-looking. Collagen is the protein responsible for the skin’s youthful appearance. You can also start using the night eye cream with caffeine. As for how much to use, just apply a small amount of face cream and gently massage it into clean skin. You only need a tiny amount of eye cream too… just a drop, really. Cleansing is a very important step in skincare. The active ingredients in creams penetrate clean, unburdened skin more effectively. So, cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams. I recommend the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, excess oil and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and then rinse with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. After using it, your face will feel clean, soft and, most importantly, hydrated. You can finish by toning with rose water, which you can also use in summer to refresh your face. Just spritz it on a few times during the day. Feel free to try the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator too. Face masks deeply cleanse pores, replenish essential moisture and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles. They boost circulation and remove the dead skin layer.

Thank you for your question. We’re so pleased with your kind words and that you trust our products. Thank you. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Katka,

I would suggest starting with a moisturising cream for the warmer days – marula oil and a ceramide complex. Although the rosehip cream would be better suited to atopic skin, the marula one is a better choice given your oilier area. This cream provides protection thanks to its ceramide complex, which forms a gentle protective film on your face and helps protect it from premature ageing. Ceramides lock in the skin’s natural moisture and provide the hydration it needs, which is very important for skin with atopic eczema. If you order it, please write in the notes that you would also like a sample of the rosehip cream to try. Try it on the dry patches affected by atopic eczema. Apply the collagen hydrating serum under the cream to provide extra hydration. As well as adding moisture, it also regulates sebum production. Collagen can also support the growth and healing of almost all body tissues. You only need to apply a tiny amount, as it is concentrated. Zinc ointment is also excellent for treating eczema. Apply it to sore patches; it will help heal and soothe the skin, and draw out the bacteria that cause eczema. The gentle restorative balm is very suitable for moisturising these patches. It soothes itching and moisturises. It not only calms and restores the skin, but also nourishes and protects it. For the eye area, I suggest the night eye cream with caffeine. It helps prevent puffiness and dark circles, but most importantly, it deeply moisturises the eye area, where eczema can also occur. You can also use it on other dry areas of your face. The eye cream with daisy also hydrates and brightens the skin, and regulates melanin production, so it can soften red, raised veins too. A very important step in skincare is cleansing your face. Cleanse your skin in the morning and evening before applying cream. I recommend the face cleansing gel – soap nuts. It effectively but gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Apply it to a cotton pad as usual and use it to cleanse your skin. After using it, your face will feel clean, soft and, most importantly, hydrated. You can finish with rose water to tone your skin; in summer, you can also use it to refresh your face. Just spritz it on a few times during the day.

Dear Katka, I’ve outlined a complete skincare routine for you. Whenever you place an order, feel free to add a note telling us which product samples you’d like to try. Thank you for your question and have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Martinka,

For the warmer days, I’d suggest a moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. It absorbs nicely and doesn’t clog pores. It has powerful moisturising and anti-ageing effects. It contains ceramides, which form a protective film on the skin and protect it from external influences, and therefore from ageing too. For night-time care, try an anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It’s suitable for sensitive skin. It’s excellent for regenerating the skin and speeding up its natural renewal. It’s great for combating skin ageing and wrinkles. It moisturises the skin and helps it retain moisture for a long time. Apply the collagen moisturising serum under your creams to give your skin extra hydration and help it retain moisture. This helps prevent skin ageing. You only need a tiny amount. I’d also suggest the 2-in-1 moisturising mask and scrub to give your skin extra hydration and help it retain moisture, as well as the 2-in-1 rejuvenating mask and scrub, which will refresh, revitalise and stimulate the skin. For the eye area, use the eye cream with caffeine. It nourishes and moisturises the skin and improves elasticity. It also helps with dark circles and puffiness, and helps prevent wrinkles. For daytime, try the daisy eye cream, which also moisturises and softens the eye area. Cleanse your skin morning and evening before applying your creams, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, excess oil and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. Afterwards, your face will feel clean, soft and, above all, moisturised. To finish, you can tone your skin with the rose water, which you can also use freely in summer to refresh your face. Just spray it on a few times during the day. For your hands, I recommend the restorative hand cream with calendula oil. It moisturises and protects the skin on your hands. It absorbs quickly, doesn’t leave a greasy feeling and can also help with cracked skin. For your son’s eczema, try the children’s balm for sensitive skin. It works wonderfully on dry skin prone to eczema or allergies. It contains almond wax, which helps form a protective layer on the skin. It supports the skin’s barrier function and helps prevent it from drying out. It’s suitable for the body and face. You can also apply the zinc ointment to dry patches; zinc is antibacterial and helps prevent the spread of bacteria. You can alternate it with the gentle restorative balm to moisturise dry, itchy patches. It has restorative and disinfecting effects. You can also use it on your cracked hands. It’s ideal for caring for lips, nappy rash and nail beds… When bathing him, add a few drops of oil to the water; olive oil is fine too, as plain water dries the skin out a lot. You can also cleanse his face with our nourishing cleansing emulsion or rose water.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Janka,

If your skin is very dry even in summer, you can use the rosehip cream at this time of year too. If you’d prefer a lighter, less rich cream, I’d suggest the moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. It will also hydrate and nourish your skin. The ceramides in the cream improve the skin’s ability to retain moisture, help prevent skin ageing and keep your complexion looking youthful. Thanks to its high antioxidant content, the cream also helps protect your skin from external factors such as sunlight and air pollution. For your night-time routine, you can use the rosehip cream mentioned above or the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It’s ideal for fighting skin ageing and wrinkles. It isn’t greasy and absorbs easily. Because your skin is dry, apply a moisturising collagen serum under your creams to give your skin extra hydration. You only need a tiny amount, as it’s highly concentrated. For the red patches, you could try the eye cream with daisy. Although it’s an eye cream, the combination of daisy and milk proteins helps regulate melanin in the skin, naturally reduces dark spots and helps brighten the skin.

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Evička,

For your daytime skincare now that it’s spring and summer, I’d recommend the moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. The ceramides in the cream help retain the skin’s natural moisture and provide the hydration it needs. They help prevent skin ageing and keep your skin looking youthful. The cream deeply hydrates and nourishes without leaving a greasy film. For your night-time routine, given your age, I’d suggest the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It also has excellent hydrating properties and will bring colour and life to your face. And last but not least, it’s the best fighter against skin ageing and wrinkles. Under the creams, I’d suggest the collagen hydrating serum to give your skin the much-needed hydration. It’s an excellent moisture regulator throughout the day. You could also try the energising day serum in the morning under your cream. It instantly tightens tired skin and gives it plenty of energy and protection. It provides an instant burst of hydration and erases signs of tiredness. For your eyes and under-eye area, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. It’s light and non-greasy, with a gentle lifting effect. It helps reduce fluid build-up and puffiness under the eyes, and also fades dark patches. We also have a night-time eye cream with caffeine. It also helps prevent puffiness and dark circles under the eyes, as well as the formation of wrinkles. It’s also ideal for moisturising other dry areas of the face and getting rid of flaky skin... For red patches, you could try the zinc ointment and alternate it with the gentle restorative balm to moisturise the skin. Alternatively, when you order the creams, you can write in the order notes that you’d also like samples of the zinc ointment and balm.

I also recommend the 2-in-1 rejuvenating mask and exfoliator to revive and revitalise your skin, and the hydrating mask to give it extra hydration and help maintain it. In conclusion, I’ll be repeating myself, but an important step in skincare is cleansing your face. Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. After using it, your face will be clean, soft and, above all, hydrated. You can finish with a spritz of rose water, which you can also use in summer on hot days to refresh your face. Just a few sprays throughout the day will do.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Mirka,

Children can use, for example, rose water to cleanse their face or body, or simply to refresh their face in summer. They can also use the nourishing cleansing emulsion or the soap nut cleansing gel to cleanse their face. The aloe vera gel with herbs can be used on insect bites or burns, including sunburn. The gentle regenerating balm is suitable for lips, nails, elbows or other very dry areas on the face or body. The zinc ointment can be used for cold sores, acne, eczema or dry patches. As for creams, I’d recommend a light moisturising cream or a protective cream for wind and cold. For body care, as well as the children’s balm, which is suitable for both the face and body, they can use the body cream with provitamin B5, body yoghurts and the regenerating hand cream. For daily facial care, a light moisturising cream is definitely a good choice, along with products designed for cleansing and rose water. I’m not sure which other products you had in mind, but I hope I’ve been able to help a little. If you have any more questions or anything is unclear, please feel free to write to me again.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Good evening, Veronika,

For your oily and slightly problem-prone skin, I recommend the fruit and Q10 cleansing complex cream. It will help mattify and purify your skin. It has a strong detoxifying effect and mattifies the skin. It works very well on acne, helping to reduce breakouts and comedones. At the same time, it won’t dry out your skin and, thanks to the Q10, it helps retain moisture while reducing oiliness and shine. You could use it at night, for example, and a light moisturiser during the day. Thanks to its ingredients, this cream is also beneficial for acne-prone skin. If you’d prefer just one all-purpose cream, I recommend the fruit and Q10 one. Apply the collagen hydrating serum mentioned above underneath your cream. It provides extra hydration and also helps reduce inflammation in the skin. It regulates sebum production, too. You only need to use a tiny amount, as it’s highly concentrated. Zinc ointment is best for acne. Apply it directly to the affected area to help treat and heal it. You can also use it once a week as a face mask. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub is also suitable for blackheads and acne. It cleans the pores, tightens them, removes excess sebum and loosens deeply embedded impurities. You can use it as a mask twice a week; leave it on for 15 – 20 minutes. The daisy eye cream is excellent for the eye area. It’s light and non-greasy, with a gentle lifting effect. It also helps with puffiness and dark circles. Although it’s an eye cream, the combination of daisy and milk proteins helps regulate melanin in the skin, naturally reduces dark spots and helps brighten the skin. So you can also apply it directly to spots, marks and acne scars... and, for example, age spots. We also offer a caffeine night eye cream. It’s ideal for moisturising other dry areas of the face, too, and helps get rid of flaky skin... Try to avoid getting sunburnt on your face again, and resist picking at scabs; let them fall off on their own so they don’t leave marks. Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to damp skin, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Apply it to a cotton pad as usual and use it to cleanse your skin. Afterwards, your skin will feel clean, soft and, above all, hydrated. You can finish with the mint toner, which has a strong antibacterial and antiseptic effect. It cleanses the skin and helps inhibit the growth of acne-causing bacteria.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Miriam,

For eczema, I’d suggest our nourishing Lipids and Vitamin F face cream. It’s very suitable for dry, itchy skin prone to atopic eczema. It contains plenty of oils and is a regenerative cream that soothes and nourishes the skin deeply. Thanks to the rose water and vitamin F, it also moisturises the skin. The hemp oil in the cream helps with skin conditions such as atopic eczema and psoriasis. Avocado oil helps restore elasticity and softens the skin. It’s also very effective in treating eczema. If you’d prefer a less greasy cream, I recommend our rosehip cream with provitamin B5. That’s also excellent for dry facial skin. I recommend the zinc ointment for dry patches affected by eczema. It has antibacterial and healing properties. It helps heal eczema, soothes itching and draws out the bacteria that cause eczema. You can apply it at night. The Gentle Regenerative Balm is good for treating and nourishing the skin. It soothes and regenerates irritated skin and supports its proper functioning. It reduces redness and helps heal irritation. It’s best not to wash your face with water, as this is very drying. You can use our nourishing cleansing emulsion to cleanse the skin, or rose water, which is antibacterial and balances the skin’s pH. On warm summer days, you can spray it on your face at any time during the day to hydrate your skin. It’s also great as a refresher.

Thank you for your question, and have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Monika,

As you mention that you have dry skin, I’d recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s suitable for normal to dry skin. It keeps the skin hydrated for hours thanks to provitamin B5. It’s hygroscopic, attracting water to help keep the skin hydrated and smooth. The cream brightens your complexion and gives it the hydration and elasticity it needs. It’s also excellent for helping to reduce wrinkles. In summer, you can swap it for the hydrating cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. For night-time care, try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It also has hydrating and nourishing properties. It actively fights wrinkles, even plumping them up and softening their appearance. It also protects the skin from the harmful effects of the environment. Apply a small amount of hydrating collagen serum under your creams for an extra boost of hydration. For daytime use, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. It hydrates, brightens the eye area and helps reduce dark circles and puffiness. For night-time care, try the night eye cream with caffeine. It also helps prevent puffiness, stimulates and renews cell structure, and supports circulation in the skin. You can also use it on other dry areas of your face, where it moisturises the skin and helps get rid of flaky patches. The hydrating 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator is also excellent for dry skin. It provides extra hydration and helps lock it into the skin. For occasional acne, use the zinc ointment. It helps treat and heal spots. Apply it directly to the affected area. Cleansing is an important part of your skincare routine. I recommend the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes dirt, excess oil and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow up with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. You can finish with the rose water toner, which is also great for refreshing your face in summer. Just spritz it on a few times.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Bibianka,

In the summer set, only the rose water comes in a 100 ml size. I’m guessing you may have mistaken it for the collagen hydrating serum. We usually offer the rose water in 250 ml and 100 ml sizes. If needed, you can decant it from the larger bottle into the smaller one. We sell the collagen hydrating serum separately in a 30 ml size, and in a 15 ml size in the summer set.

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Soňa,

Given your age, I’d recommend the little creams from the Exclusive collection. This collection is ideal for mature, tired skin. It helps define facial contours and tighten loose, sagging skin. An ideal anti-wrinkle set. The creams from the Exclusive range are more expensive, but if you decide against them, we also have some lovely, effective creams. For your daytime skincare, I’d choose the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s ideal for dry skin and helps keep it hydrated thanks to its provitamin B5 content. As it contains rosehip oil, it’s also excellent for tackling wrinkles. It brightens the complexion beautifully and gives it the hydration and elasticity it needs. If you feel your skin is completely dry, very dehydrated and almost papery, then I’d recommend the nourishing face cream with lipids and vitamin F. It’s richer and oilier. For your night-time skincare, try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It contains valuable ingredients to help fight wrinkles and skin ageing. It regenerates the skin, restoring its natural colour and radiance. It’s our strongest fighter against wrinkles. Apply the collagen hydrating serum under your creams for an extra boost of hydration. Just a tiny amount is enough, as it’s highly concentrated. The daisy day eye cream is excellent for the eye area. It helps prevent puffiness and dark circles, while hydrating and softening the skin. The caffeine night eye cream also helps prevent puffiness and dark circles. It improves circulation in the skin around the eyes and hydrates it. Masks and the 2-in-1 hydrating and rejuvenating exfoliator are also suitable for your skin type. The hydrating mask provides extra hydration, while the rejuvenating mask is ideal for refreshing, revitalising and energising the skin. Before applying your creams, cleanse your face with the soap nut cleansing gel. If needed, you can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Finish by toning your skin with rose water. You can also use it at any time during the day with a few spritzes, especially in heated rooms.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Erii,

As your skin is drier in winter, I’d recommend a light moisturiser for your age. Its composition is similar to that of human skin. It contains natural vitamin E and provitamin B5 to keep your skin hydrated for longer. For your night-time skincare, try the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It also helps your skin retain moisture for hours, thanks to provitamin B5. It’s suitable for drier skin and is also excellent for helping to prevent skin ageing and wrinkles. In summer, when your skin is oily and shiny, you can use the fruit and Q10 cream – cleansing complex – at night. You can apply the hydrating collagen serum under the creams for an extra boost of hydration. Just use a tiny amount, as it’s very effective. Feel free to try the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and scrub, too. It’s suitable for providing extra hydration and helping to retain it. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub is excellent for blackheads. Be sure to cleanse your face before applying the creams. I recommend the soap nut cleansing gel; you can follow it with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Finally, tone your face with the rose water. In summer, it’s also ideal as a facial refresher.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Lucka,

I would definitely recommend applying a hydrating collagen serum under your cream morning and evening. It gives the skin extra hydration and helps it retain moisture beautifully. It keeps the skin hydrated all day long. It absorbs quickly and leaves your skin feeling energised and refreshed… Just apply a tiny amount, as it is highly concentrated. I’d also recommend the hydrating 2-in-1 mask and scrub. It also provides the hydration your skin needs and helps support the skin’s collagen. As for creams, if you’re 30, you can already use the nourishing anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 as part of your evening routine. It also has lovely hydrating properties, and the olive squalane helps prevent even the deeper layers of the skin from drying out. You can also use the caffeine eye cream on dry patches on your face to nourish them. For summer, I usually recommend the hydrating cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex for dry skin. However, if your skin feels dry, you can happily use the rosehip cream while on holiday too. You can spritz your face with rose water a few times throughout the day to tone your skin.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

For winter, I’d recommend a cream with aloe vera and silk. It’s very suitable for combination skin because it regulates sebum production, balancing and tightening the T-zone too. It helps keep the skin healthy thanks to its natural ingredients, which stimulate skin cells and increase blood flow. The silk proteins in the cream help regulate the skin’s moisture levels and contain fibrin, a substance with anti-ageing properties. In summer, you can switch to a moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. For your night-time routine, an anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 would be suitable. Thanks to its ingredients, it regulates sebum production in oily skin and nourishes and moisturises dry skin. It improves skin elasticity and helps fight skin ageing and wrinkles. Apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under your creams for an extra boost of hydration. Just a tiny amount is enough, as it’s highly concentrated. If you get acne, zinc ointment is the best option. Apply it directly to spots to help treat and heal them. The eye cream with daisy helps fight wrinkles, while daisy extract reduces dark spots as well as the puffiness under your eyes that you mentioned. It helps relieve uncomfortable puffiness around the eyes. The night cream with caffeine also helps drain excess water through the lymphatic system, preventing puffiness and dark circles. To cleanse your face, use the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. You can follow up with the nourishing cleansing emulsion if you like. Finish with the rose water toner, which you can also use in summer to refresh your face.

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Andrea,

Of course, you can tone your face with the rose water after using the gel. I highly recommend this combination. Rose water has an excellent toning effect. The aloe vera and herb gel you mentioned has a wide range of uses. It can also help combat spots. It can be used on wounds, grazes, minor burns, fungal infections and cold sores… Zinc ointment is also excellent for spots, helping them to heal. Apply it directly to acne-prone areas. As for a night cream, if you have combination skin, the aloe vera and silk cream is an ideal choice. It unclogs pores and helps stimulate circulation in the skin. It regulates sebum production, balances and tightens the T-zone, and helps with enlarged pores. It keeps the skin hydrated, so it also helps prevent signs of ageing. If your skin is drier, I recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. Thanks to its panthenol content, this cream keeps the skin hydrated for hours. It has a soothing effect on the skin. If you are aged 30 or over, feel free to try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid. Its olive squalane helps the cream absorb effectively and prevents the deeper layers of the skin from drying out. It contains valuable ingredients that help fight wrinkles and skin ageing, regenerate the skin and restore its natural colour and radiance. For extra hydration, apply the collagen moisturising serum under your cream. It will greatly boost skin hydration, lock in moisture, regulate sebum production and refine pores. You only need to apply a small amount, as it is highly concentrated.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Kristýnka,

For winter, I’d suggest the cream with aloe vera and silk, or the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. The cream with aloe vera is suitable for normal to combination skin, and also if you feel your skin needs more nourishment in winter. It helps keep moisture in the skin, providing an anti-ageing effect. It’s also excellent for mild acne. It regulates sebum production and has antibacterial and antiseptic properties. If your skin feels a little dry, the rosehip cream would be ideal. It’s suitable for all skin types, but particularly good for dry skin. The panthenol in the cream helps keep the skin moisturised and smooth, while rosehip oil is excellent for helping scars heal and also helps fight wrinkles. Alternatively, you can use this cream as part of your night-time skincare routine. In the morning, apply the energising day serum – instant effect underneath your cream. It instantly gives the skin a boost of energy, revitalises and protects it, and lifts tired-looking skin. It creates a protective layer on the skin’s surface to shield it from the external environment and the effects of free radicals and toxins from the surrounding area. This serum is designed to help with a tired, stressed appearance. You can alternate it with the collagen hydrating serum, which gives the skin extra hydration. You only need to apply a little serum, as they are highly concentrated. I’d also recommend the daisy day eye cream. It’s ideal for puffiness and dark circles, and thanks to its daisy content, it’s also excellent for various marks on the face, including those left by acne. It also has a gentle lifting effect. For your night-time skincare routine, there’s the caffeine night eye cream. It wonderfully nourishes and hydrates the delicate skin around the eyes, and thanks to its very precious natural ingredients, it also helps fight wrinkles. Apply the zinc ointment directly to spots. It will help them heal and clear up. Cleanse your face in the morning and evening before applying your creams, even though I know it can be time-consuming :-) I recommend the face cleansing gel – soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes dirt, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently, then rinse with water. You can follow up with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. You can finish by toning with rose water.

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Jelena,

Based on how you describe your skin, I’d suggest the cream with aloe vera and silk for daytime use. It’s very good for combination skin with a T-zone. It balances and evens out the skin. This means it gives dry areas a lovely boost of hydration and mattifies oilier areas. It helps regulate sebum production. For night-time, I recommend the cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. This cream has a powerful cleansing effect, anti-inflammatory properties and actively fights the bacteria that cause acne. It minimises inflammation in combination skin. It cleanses and hydrates the skin immediately. Apply a small amount of the hydrating collagen serum underneath the creams. It provides the hydration your skin needs and also helps reduce inflammation. For acne itself, the best option is the zinc ointment. It helps heal and treat it. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator is also excellent for problem skin. It acts as a natural antiseptic, cleanses clogged pores and then tightens them. It also loosens deeply embedded impurities. For the eye area, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. It’s excellent not only for preventing skin ageing, but thanks to the daisy and milk proteins, it also helps remove excess water – puffiness under the eyes – and reduces dark patches. It’s great for various marks and patches on the face, for example after acne has healed... For cleansing, use the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It removes impurities, sebum and make-up effectively but gently. Apply it to damp skin, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Apply it as usual to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse the skin. You can finish with the mint toner, which has a strong antibacterial and antiseptic effect. It cleanses the skin and inhibits the growth of acne-causing bacteria. As for cleansing, I’d especially recommend avoiding micellar water. It cleans very well, but a little too well... It strips the skin of oil and disrupts its natural functions... It works using surfactants, the same ones found in products such as Okena. The mint toner is quite enough.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, and best of luck, Lucia :-)

Hello Missi,

The best cream for acne is the fruit and Q10 cream – cleansing complex. The cleansing complex in the cream is a unique blend of natural ingredients with powerful cleansing properties. It has excellent anti-inflammatory effects and actively fights the bacteria that cause acne. Regular use reduces skin inflammation and significantly reduces acne and comedone formation. When you first use it, you may feel your skin becoming tight or taut. These feelings will disappear over time. For night-time care, you could try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It works wonders against wrinkles and skin ageing. It nourishes and hydrates the skin. Apply the hydrating serum – collagen – under the creams. It provides extra hydration and helps reduce skin inflammation. You only need to apply a tiny amount. Continue using the zinc ointment. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator is excellent for problem skin. It unclogs and cleanses the pores, then tightens them. For the eyes, try the daisy eye cream. As well as helping to prevent puffiness and dark circles, it’s ideal for marks and spots left behind by healed acne. Daisy flower extract from organic flowers is an effective way to brighten the skin. Daisy is an ingredient that affects various processes involved in melanin production and is used to reduce and remove dark spots on the skin. It cleanses and detoxifies the skin. As cleansing your face is very important, I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion and finish with the mint toner. It has strong antibacterial and antiseptic effects. It inhibits the growth of acne-causing bacteria.

Thank you for your question. Fingers crossed, and have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Klaudia,

I suggest trying the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s a richer cream that’s suitable for dry skin. Thanks to its provitamin B5 content, it nourishes the skin and keeps it moisturised for many hours. This provitamin has regenerating, anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. The cream is also suitable for preventing wrinkles. It absorbs easily and doesn’t leave your face feeling greasy. For your night-time routine, if you’re having really severe problems with acne, I suggest the fruit and Q10 cream – a cleansing complex designed for problem skin. It has a strong cleansing effect, anti-inflammatory properties and actively fights the bacteria that cause acne. Be sure to apply the hydrating collagen serum under your cream. It not only provides extra hydration, but also helps with acne. It helps reduce inflammation in the skin. You only need to apply a tiny amount. Alternatively, in the morning you can apply the daily serum – energising instant effect – under your cream. It instantly tightens tired skin, giving it energy and a boost. Keep using the zinc ointment on individual spots. You could try the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and scrub, alternating it with the cleansing mask. The first provides hydration, while the second helps with acne. It gently opens, cleanses and tightens the pores. For your eyes, there’s the daisy eye cream; for your night-time routine, the night eye cream with caffeine. They help with puffiness and dark circles, and also have a gentle lifting effect. The caffeine cream is excellent if the skin around your eyes is dry and lacks elasticity. Finally, even though I keep repeating myself J, cleansing your skin is also very important as part of your skincare routine. Always cleanse your face before applying your creams. After washing with the cleansing gel mentioned, you can follow up with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. You can finish with the rose water, which moisturises the skin nicely and balances its pH.

Thank you for your question; I hope I’ve helped you choose. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Good afternoon, Olga,

I’d recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s ideal for dry skin. The panthenol in the cream is a hygroscopic ingredient that effectively binds water and helps optimise the skin’s functions. It helps keep the skin moisturised and smooth, and has a soothing effect. The cream is also excellent for preventing wrinkles. If your skin is very flaky and dry, with a papery feel, I’d recommend the richer, thicker Lipids and Vitamin F cream. It’s intended for very dry skin that feels itchy and tight. For night-time care, try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. Its ingredients nourish and hydrate dry skin. It helps retain moisture in the skin, but isn’t greasy and lets your face breathe. It contains valuable ingredients to help combat wrinkles and skin ageing. I’d also highly recommend the Collagen Hydrating Serum. It gives your skin extra hydration and helps it retain moisture, keeping it supple and youthful-looking. It’s an excellent moisture regulator for your skin throughout the day. It has a lightweight texture and is absorbed straight away, so you only need to apply a little under your creams. The daisy eye cream is designed for the eye area. It helps with puffiness and dark circles under the eyes. The caffeine eye cream is ideal for night-time care. You can also use it on other dry areas of your face, where it will nourish the skin and help get rid of dry, flaky patches. For acne, the best option is the zinc ointment. Apply it directly to the affected areas. It helps reduce inflammation and pus formation. The 2-in-1 Hydrating Mask and Exfoliator is designed for dry skin. It provides extra hydration and helps the skin retain it. You can alternate it with the 2-in-1 Cleansing Mask and Exfoliator to help with acne. It opens up the pores, cleanses and tightens them. It cleanses and detoxifies the skin. Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend the Soap Nut Facial Cleansing Gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, excess oil and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow up with the Nourishing Cleansing Emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. You can finish by toning with Rose Water. From our range, I can recommend the lightweight liquid foundation. Alternatively, email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk with your address and a request for a foundation sample, so you can try it first.

Thank you for your question. Fingers crossed, and have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Baška,

For dry and sensitive skin, I recommend the rosehip face cream with provitamin B5. The rosehip oil in the cream is excellent for helping to reduce wrinkles. Panthenol effectively binds water, keeping the skin hydrated and smooth. The cream brightens the complexion and gives it the hydration and elasticity it needs. For your night-time routine, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It contains valuable ingredients to help fight wrinkles and skin ageing. It nourishes and hydrates the skin and is our strongest ally against wrinkles :-) Apply the hydrating collagen serum under your creams for an extra boost of hydration. You only need to use a little, as it is concentrated and highly effective. You could also try the energising day serum – instant effect. It immediately gives your skin a boost of energy, revitalisation and protection. It firms tired skin. The daisy eye cream is ideal for dark circles and puffiness under the eyes. Daisy extract helps reduce dark circles and puffiness. The cream also has a mild lifting effect. The caffeine eye cream is designed for night-time use. This cream also helps reduce and prevent puffiness, and has a lifting effect too. You can also use it on other dry areas of the face; it moisturises them wonderfully and gets rid of flaky skin. Feel free to try the hydrating 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator. It hydrates and soothes the skin. The cleansing 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator is ideal for enlarged pores on the nose. It opens up, cleanses and tightens pores. Clean skin absorbs the active ingredients in skincare products better, so cleanse your face in the morning and evening. I recommend the soap nut face cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, excess oil and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. You can finish by toning with rose water.

Thank you for your question. I hope I’ve helped you choose. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Renátka,

For daytime, I’d suggest the cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. It’s ideal for oilier, problem-prone skin. It will help cleanse and mattify your skin. It works effectively against acne and will also help reduce breakouts. Don’t be alarmed if your skin feels tight at first; this feeling will ease over time. For night-time use, I’d suggest the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It moisturises and nourishes your skin. It’s excellent at fighting wrinkles, preventing them from forming, filling in fine lines and softening deeper wrinkles. The cream helps regulate sebum production in oily skin. Thanks to its rose water content, it will also help cleanse pores and tighten them, while maintaining the skin’s natural pH. It will give your face colour and vitality. It contains rosehip oil, which is excellent for pigmentation spots. Apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under the creams for extra hydration. It’s very suitable for oily, problem-prone skin. It will help reduce inflammation in the skin and soothe irritation. Just apply a tiny amount, as it’s concentrated. For your eyes, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. Daisy extract reduces dark spots and circles under the eyes. This extract is effective at lightening the skin and affects melanin production, so this cream is also very suitable for the pigmentation spots you mentioned. Feel free to apply it to them. We also offer a night eye cream with caffeine. It also helps prevent puffiness and dark circles, and has a gentle lifting effect. For acne, the zinc ointment is best. It will help treat it and promote healing. For problem-prone skin or enlarged pores, I also recommend the 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator – the cleansing one. It cleanses pores beautifully and tightens them. Cleanse your skin morning and evening before applying the creams. I recommend the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Apply it as usual to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. Finish by toning with the mint water, which has strong antibacterial and antiseptic properties. It cleanses the skin and inhibits the growth of acne-causing bacteria.

Thank you for your question. I’ve outlined a complete skincare routine for you, so I hope you find something that suits you. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Anna,

We’re so glad to have fans like you. Your support really helps us in our work, so thank you so much. For the winter, I’d recommend the cream with aloe vera and silk. It gently unclogs and cleanses the pores, and also regulates sebum production in the skin. It will help even out your complexion and reduce the appearance of enlarged pores. Thanks to its precious almond oil, it also helps prevent wrinkles. Apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under the cream for an extra boost of hydration. The more hydrated and moisturised your skin is, the longer it will stay youthful. It’s especially suitable for oily skin and also regulates sebum production. It has a light texture and absorbs instantly, so you only need to apply a little. The daisy eye cream you mentioned hydrates and softens the skin around the eyes. It also has a gentle lifting effect. I’d also recommend the 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub. It cleanses clogged pores, tightens them, and removes excess sebum and deeply embedded impurities... Finally, cleansing is an important step in a good skincare routine. I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently, then rinse with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. To tone your face, I recommend the mint water. It helps reduce skin inflammation, soothes and revitalises the skin. Our creams are effective even in small amounts, so there’s no need to apply a thick layer. Every ingredient in our products has a purpose and an effect on the skin. All the ingredients are active and effective. Thanks to its rich formula, the aloe vera cream also stimulates circulation in the skin right down to its deepest layers. Just remember that your face must be cleansed before applying any cream…

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Lenka,

I think I’d suggest the cream with aloe vera and silk. Although it’s more suitable for combination skin, it works really well on blemish-prone skin with enlarged pores and acne. Aloe vera helps to unclog pores. Its combination with macadamia oil protects the skin from damage and helps maintain a healthy-looking complexion. The silk proteins in the cream work like tiny sponges, regulating the skin’s water reserves and binding moisture. They also contain fibrin, which has an anti-ageing effect and smooths fine lines… Another benefit is that it naturally protects the skin from the sun’s rays. For your night-time routine, I’d recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. This cream is our strongest fighter against wrinkles and skin ageing. It’s also excellent for skin regeneration and speeding up its natural renewal. It helps keep moisture in the skin. For extra hydration, apply the collagen moisturising serum under your creams. It’s especially suitable for problem skin, as it can also help reduce inflammation and soothe irritation. For your eyes and the eye area, I’d suggest the daisy eye cream. It’s also excellent for healed acne marks on the face, as it helps regulate melanin in the skin and naturally fades dark spots. The caffeine eye cream is ideal for night-time use. It also helps fight puffiness and dark circles, and has anti-wrinkle effects. For acne itself, the zinc ointment is best. Apply it locally as needed. It will soothe acne and help it heal. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator is also designed for acne. It cleanses and tightens pores. Proper skin cleansing is important, too. I’d suggest the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion for a deeper cleanse. Apply it as usual with a cotton pad. Finally, I’d suggest toning your skin with the mint toner, which has strong antibacterial and antiseptic effects. It cleanses the skin and inhibits the growth of acne-causing bacteria.

Thank you for your question. I’ve outlined a complete skincare routine for you, and I hope I’ve helped you choose the right products. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Evka,

For your face, I’d suggest the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s particularly suitable for dry skin. Thanks to its provitamin B5 content, it keeps the skin hydrated for many hours. It’s hygroscopic, so it effectively binds water and helps keep the skin hydrated and smooth. The silk proteins in the cream act like tiny sponges, helping to regulate the skin’s water levels and bind moisture. If your skin is very dry, almost “papery”, try the cream with lipids and vitamin F. It’s a richer, oilier cream that soothes, hydrates and nourishes the skin… It contains oils that help regenerate the skin deep down and keep it hydrated for as long as possible… If you’re over 30, you can use the nourishing anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 as part of your evening skincare routine. For that much-needed extra boost of hydration, apply the collagen hydrating serum underneath your creams. It also helps lock in moisture and keep your skin looking more youthful. You only need a tiny amount, as it’s very effective. I’d also recommend the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and scrub. Cleanse your skin morning and evening before applying your creams, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend the facial cleansing gel - soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, excess oil and make-up. Apply it to damp skin, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can then cleanse your skin with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. You can finish by toning with rose water. Don’t wash your face with plain water, as this is what dries it out the most…

For dry skin on your body, the body cream with provitamin B5 is ideal. It gives your skin a lasting feeling of hydration. It penetrates the skin easily, reaching its deepest layers and helping to restore it from within. You could also try the body scrub with magnesium salt, which rejuvenates, hydrates and detoxifies…

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Romana,

Thank you for your kind words. They make us very happy and encourage us in our work. We wish you lots of joy, love and peace in the New Year... As for your question, the EXCLUSIVE collection is not made using homeopathic methods.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

I suggest trying the face cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. It contains a unique blend of natural ingredients – a cleansing complex with powerful cleansing properties, anti-inflammatory effects and an active role in fighting the bacteria that cause acne. This helps reduce acne and has a detoxifying effect. It will help cleanse your skin and clear up acne. Use the hydrating serum – collagen – under the cream. As well as providing much-needed hydration, it also helps reduce inflammation in the skin and soothe irritation. I also recommend the 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator – cleansing. It draws toxins and impurities out of the skin, cleanses it and tightens pores. Continue using zinc ointment on the affected areas. I also recommend the eye cream with daisy. It not only firms and protects the delicate skin around the eyes, but is also very effective against various spots on the face, including acne marks... Although it is an eye cream, the combination of daisy and milk proteins helps regulate melanin in the skin, naturally fades dark spots and helps brighten the skin. So you can also apply it directly to acne marks...

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Alenka,

I’d suggest trying the cream with aloe vera and silk for now, over the winter. It’s nourishing enough and regulates sebum production. It balances and evens out the skin, rehydrates and nourishes dry areas, and mattifies oilier areas. It beautifully boosts circulation in the skin. It should help with enlarged pores and blackheads, too. Given your age, I’d recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 for your night-time skincare routine. It also regulates sebum production and contains valuable ingredients to help fight wrinkles and skin ageing. Be sure to apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under the creams. It not only hydrates the skin, but also helps reduce inflammation. Just use a tiny amount, as it’s extra effective. Keep using the cleansing mask we mentioned; it’s very good for blackheads, but give it a little more time… You could also try applying the zinc ointment directly to the affected areas. It’s also important to cleanse your skin thoroughly but gently :-) Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It removes impurities, sebum and make-up effectively but gently. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently, then rinse with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. Finish with the mint toner, which has strong antibacterial and antiseptic properties.

Thank you for your question. I’m sure we’ll solve your problem together. It takes time for the skin to adjust to a new type of skincare, especially when switching from conventional to natural cosmetics. I’d be happy if you wrote to me again. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Lenka,

For oily, acne-prone skin, the fruit and Q10 cream – cleansing complex is excellent. It mattifies the skin beautifully without drying it out. Thanks to Q10, it helps maintain moisture in the skin. It also works very well against acne and helps reduce breakouts. For night-time care, use the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It contains plenty of active ingredients and antioxidants. It absorbs easily and actively fights wrinkles, filling them in and softening their appearance. Thanks to its ingredients, it regulates sebum production in oily skin while nourishing and hydrating dry skin. The rose water in the cream helps cleanse and tighten pores, and maintains the skin’s natural pH. Apply the hydrating collagen serum under the creams. It is particularly suitable for oily and blemish-prone skin. It not only hydrates the skin, but also helps reduce inflammation. Just apply a tiny amount, as it is highly effective. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub is also suitable for your skin type. It first opens the pores, cleanses them and then tightens them. It draws impurities out of the skin. For acne itself, the zinc ointment is best; it soothes inflammation and pus formation. It works wonders on spots. The daisy eye cream is intended for the eye area. Although it is an eye cream, the combination of daisy and milk proteins helps regulate melanin in the skin, naturally fades dark spots and helps lighten the skin. So you can also safely apply it directly to acne marks... And for night-time, use the caffeine eye cream. It helps prevent puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles. You can also use it to moisturise dry areas in the T-zone; it moisturises them and gets rid of flaky skin. Before applying the creams, cleanse your skin morning and evening, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can then cleanse further with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse the skin. Finally, tone with the mint water, which has strong antibacterial and antiseptic properties. It cleanses the skin and inhibits the growth of acne-causing bacteria.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Katarína,

The creams closest in ingredients to the Pearlescent Cream are the Light Moisturising Cream and the Moisturising Cream – Marula Oil and Ceramide Complex. The Rosehip Cream is suitable for your skin type, especially now in winter… You can switch to the Marula Cream in summer. As for the limited-edition Pearlescent Cream that suited you so well, please email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to request one. There should still be one left in stock :-)

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Good morning, Andrea,

The aloe vera cream is suitable for your skin type this winter, including your T-zone and enlarged pores. Continue using it as your day cream. Add a night cream to your skincare routine. I suggest the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It’s excellent for combating skin ageing and wrinkles. It smooths and plumps them. It also helps to renew tired skin. The cream regulates sebum production in oily skin while nourishing and hydrating dry skin. It’s our strongest anti-wrinkle cream, won’t clog pores and is also suitable for your combination skin. Continue using the hydrating collagen serum under your creams. In the morning, you can also apply the energising day serum under your cream. It instantly gives tired skin energy and a boost. It forms a protective layer on the skin’s surface, shielding it from the external environment and free radicals. For your eyes and the area around them, use the daisy eye cream during the day. It provides hydration, protects the delicate skin around the eyes and helps to reduce wrinkles. It offers intensive protection against the signs of skin ageing. And at night, use the caffeine night eye cream. Thanks to its precious ingredients, it helps maintain high levels of collagen and elastin in the skin. If your skin needs a boost and a firmer feel, the rejuvenating 2-in-1 mask and scrub can help. It reduces and smooths wrinkles, while regenerating and renewing the skin. Cleanse your skin morning and evening before applying your creams. I recommend the soap nut facial cleansing gel. It effectively yet gently removes impurities, sebum and make-up. Apply it to damp skin, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can follow with the nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves impurities and sebum and is also excellent for removing make-up. Apply the emulsion to a cotton pad as usual and use it to cleanse your skin. To tone your skin, I recommend the rose water.

I’ve written quite a lot, but I hope you find what you’re looking for and are happy with your choice. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Bibiana,

For pigmentation spots, the rosehip cream with provitamin B5 is the most suitable. This is thanks to its rosehip oil, which is one of the best oils for these spots, and also its precious essential oils of sandalwood and patchouli. The cream is also suitable for helping to prevent skin ageing and wrinkles. The panthenol in the cream binds water effectively, helping to keep the skin hydrated and smooth, and speeding up the healing process. Another benefit is its natural protection for the skin against sunlight as well as cold weather. I would also recommend the daisy eye cream for the pigmentation spots mentioned. Although it is an eye cream, it can be used on any area of the face where these spots occur. It naturally regulates melanin production in the skin and reduces hyperpigmentation. It can also help reduce, for example, visible red veins.

Our creams do not contain added UV filters. They only have natural UV protection thanks to their oils. The rosehip cream, for example, gets this from its rosehip oil.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

The aloe vera cream is excellent for combination skin. If your skin feels dry and sensitive this winter and seems more stressed, I’d recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s a nourishing cream that helps keep your face hydrated and moisturised, thanks to its provitamin content. It also has regenerating and soothing properties. It helps keep your skin moisturised and smooth, and gets rid of those annoying dry flakes. It won’t upset your T-zone either. You can use it both day and night. I highly recommend applying the collagen moisturising serum underneath the cream. It’s an excellent regulator of moisture in the skin throughout the day, and also regulates sebum production. It’ll give your skin the much-needed hydration it needs. Just apply a tiny amount, as it’s extra effective, so it’ll last you a long time too :-) Feel free to try the 2-in-1 moisturising mask and scrub to give your skin extra hydration and help maintain it. I’d also recommend not washing your face with water if you don’t mind, as water is what dries it out the most. Use our nourishing cleansing emulsion and tone your skin with the rose water.

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Janka,

For your combination skin, a little cream with aloe vera and silk is ideal for winter. As well as being nourishing, it beautifully regulates sebum production and can balance and tighten the T-zone. The silk proteins in the cream work like tiny sponges, regulating the skin’s water reserves. They contain fibrin, a substance with anti-ageing effects. When you first start using it, your skin may feel tight, but this should ease over time. If your skin is very dry and sensitive, I recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. Thanks to the provitamin B5, this cream keeps moisture in the skin for many hours. It binds water effectively, helping to optimise the skin’s functions. It helps keep your skin moisturised and smooth. In winter, it also provides protection. You can also apply the mentioned wind and cold cream over your day cream. And for your night-time routine, there’s the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10, which also has moisturising and nourishing effects. It actively fights wrinkles, softening and filling them in. Continue using the hydrating collagen serum underneath your creams. I can also recommend the 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator, which is suitable for giving your skin extra hydration and helping it retain it. I suggest trying the creams first, so please email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk with your address and the samples of the creams you’d like us to send you to try. I’m sure we’ll find the right one together.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Zuzanka,

I recommend nipple balm for your wound. Thanks to its ingredients, it helps regenerate the tissue and restore its elasticity. It also soothes wounds, speeds up their healing and helps prevent the stitched tissue from thickening. I hope it helps.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Kamila,

Yes, that’s true. When switching from conventional to natural cosmetics, your skin needs time to adapt. It needs to get rid of chemicals and replenish its natural substances. In this case, adaptation may mean that your skin feels slightly tight or that your complexion gets temporarily worse. These symptoms should subside after a few days, and your skin will get used to the products. If your skin is still irritated and itchy after a few days, or red patches appear, this could be due to an allergic reaction.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Kristínka,

The gel may sting a little, but if you find it very uncomfortable, it’s best not to use it. Perhaps one of the ingredients is too strong for you, most likely oregano oil. But if it only lasts a moment and you don’t go all “red” or have very sensitive skin, you can carry on using it…

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Good evening, Dada,

The marula oil and ceramide complex cream is better suited to warmer weather than winter. But if it’s enough for you, you can certainly carry on using it through the winter. For daytime, I’d recommend the aloe vera and silk cream I mentioned. I’m not sure how long you used it before. With this cream, you may feel your skin tightening at first, but that should ease once your skin gets used to it… For your night-time routine, given your age, I suggest the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It fights wrinkles and skin ageing, filling in and softening wrinkles. It regulates sebum production in oily skin, while nourishing and hydrating dry skin. It protects the skin from harmful environmental influences, improves skin elasticity and prevents the deeper layers of the skin from drying out. I’d also suggest using a hydrating collagen serum under your creams. It not only gives your skin extra hydration, but also noticeably nourishes it. You only need to apply a little, as it’s highly effective. For cleansing, I still recommend the cleansing emulsion and rose water, which have already worked well for you…

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Good evening, Andrea,

We don’t currently offer products specifically for feet. Perhaps I could recommend a gentle regenerating balm. It’s designed for dry, cracked areas and provides hydration and nourishment. Alternatively, you could try our body cream with provitamin B5. It’s a moisturising body cream that you could use on your feet and heels…

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Tajana,

The zinc ointment will help the damaged skin regenerate more quickly. It is also suitable for treating eczema, but of course it can be a little drying. You can therefore pair it with a cream from our range to nourish and rehydrate eczema-prone skin. You could also try a gentle restorative balm. Please email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to request the samples you would like to try, and include your address. We’ll be delighted to send them to you so you can try our products first and then decide.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed that our cosmetics will help. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Andrea,

The ideal cream for teenagers is a lightweight moisturising cream. Its composition is similar to that of the skin, so it won’t weigh down young skin. It won’t leave a greasy film and absorbs beautifully. As it also has anti-inflammatory properties, it can benefit acne-prone skin too. For oilier, problem skin with acne, she could try the face cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. This cream is most effective for acne and mattifying the skin. It has a very strong cleansing effect, anti-inflammatory properties and fights the bacteria that cause acne. She could also start by applying just a little moisturising serum – collagen under the cream. This serum will also help reduce skin inflammation, as well as providing hydration. Zinc ointment is also suitable for applying directly to acne. Apply it to the affected area. It will help treat, soothe and heal the skin… We also offer a 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator. It unclogs pores, cleanses and disinfects the skin. First, she should use it gently as an exfoliator, then leave it on for 20–30 minutes. Above all, though, it’s important to cleanse her face morning and evening. She could try our face gel – cleansing nuts. It cleanses the skin effectively yet gently. Then finish with rose water, which you can use together :-)

Thank you for your question. I hope I’ve helped you choose and that your daughter will like her Christmas present :-) Have a lovely evening, Lucia.

Hello Soňa,

The daisy eye cream on its own will be enough. It beautifully hydrates and softens the skin around your eyes. It also reduces dark spots and circles under the eyes. It contains natural oils that help combat skin ageing. Of course, you can also use the caffeine eye cream. This is especially useful if you feel that the skin around your eyes is dry and lacking elasticity. This cream stimulates and renews the cell structure, helping to improve blood circulation and give the skin around your eyes a healthier, more youthful appearance. It also beautifully reduces puffiness… It’s also good for helping to prevent wrinkles. You can also use this cream on other dry areas of your face, where it will nourish the skin beautifully and get rid of flaky patches.

Thank you for your question, and have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Good afternoon, Ivka,

The moisturiser with marula oil is more suitable for warmer weather, although some women find it works for them in winter too. For you, going into winter, I’d suggest a slightly richer moisturiser with aloe vera and silk. It’s excellent for combination skin: it regulates sebum production, balances the skin and tightens the T-zone. The silk proteins in the moisturiser optimally regulate the skin’s water reserves and contain fibrin, which has an anti-ageing effect and smooths fine lines. Continue applying your hydrating collagen serum under this moisturiser too. If you feel that your skin is ageing and losing its firmness more quickly, you can certainly use the anti-wrinkle moisturiser with hyaluronic acid as part of your night-time routine. Your skin will take what it needs from the moisturiser… The most important thing is to keep it hydrated and toned. This moisturiser contains hyaluronic acid, coenzyme Q10, squalane… these ingredients help keep moisture in the skin. Continue cleansing your face morning and evening with the soap nut gel mentioned earlier.

Thank you for your question and for your kind words. They always make us happy and motivate us in our work. I hope you’ll be happy with the aloe vera moisturiser too. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Anička,

You can certainly start using the balm for sensitive skin – the children’s one for little faces. See if that alone is enough… It’s ideal for dry and sensitive children’s skin. It hydrates, soothes and regenerates… It supports the skin’s barrier function and prevents it from drying out. It will help strengthen and restore the skin barrier. I also recommend the protective cream against wind and cold mentioned earlier for the winter. It will help protect little faces from harsh cold weather and wind, as well as strong winter sunshine. Thanks to its beeswax content, it forms a protective film on the face that keeps the active ingredients in the skin for hours. The gentle regenerative balm is also excellent for moisturising dry, cracked and even eczema-prone skin. It relieves itching and moisturises. It provides the skin with the hydration it needs. It soothes and regenerates the skin, while also nourishing and protecting it… It contains high-quality essential oils that enhance its regenerative and antiseptic effects. You can use it to care for lips, dry areas of the body and even nappy rash. Zinc ointment is also suitable for treating eczema.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Bejuška,

Our new Exclusive skincare range is designed for more mature women, which means women aged 40 and over. So you can certainly give this skincare as a 40th birthday present. This collection restores radiance, firmness and elasticity, helps define facial contours and tighten loose, sagging skin, so I’m sure this gift will delight any lady J

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Marika,

The little ones can try the balm for sensitive skin – children’s. You can use it not only on their little faces, but all over their bodies. It’s also excellent as a protective cream in winter. It’s richer and contains almond wax, which creates a protective layer on the skin, shielding it not only from the cold but also from dribble. We also have a protective cream for wind and cold. It’s ideal for the cold and windy weather at this time of year, protecting little faces from the elements and creating a protective layer on the skin. It’s rich and thick, but absorbs quickly… Ideal for the whole family :-) The cream contains precious oils that will also help the young lady’s dribble rash to heal. The gentle restorative balm is also excellent for moisturising dry patches. It has restorative and healing properties.

Thank you for your questions and for trusting our products. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Janka,

For your daily skincare routine, I recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s ideal for dry and sensitive skin, as the panthenol helps the skin retain moisture. It helps restore the skin’s natural protective barrier and is also good for preventing the signs of ageing. If your face is very dry, flaky or even “papery”, the nourishing cream with lipids and vitamin F is a good choice. It’s richer than the rosehip cream and contains quite a lot of oils. It has excellent regenerating and restorative properties, moisturising and nourishing the skin. Apply the hydrating collagen serum underneath the creams for an extra boost of hydration. It also contains lavender oil, which is used to treat eczema. You can also use the zinc ointment on areas affected by eczema. It’s excellent for helping damaged skin heal. For your eyes, I recommend the night eye cream with caffeine. It helps prevent puffiness and dark circles, and, above all, beautifully nourishes the delicate skin around the eyes. You can also use it during the day on the eczema mentioned above. To boost and maintain hydration, you could try the 2-in-1 moisturising mask and exfoliator. Cleanse your face with the soap nut cleansing gel, then follow with the cleansing emulsion or rose water. If you’d like to try our products first, just email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to request samples and include your address, and we’ll be delighted to send them to you.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Beáta,

Use the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 as part of your night-time routine. For daytime, I recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s ideal for your dehydrated skin and, thanks to its rosehip oil and sandalwood essential oils, it’s also excellent for pigmentation spots. It not only helps retain moisture in the skin, but is also great for preventing wrinkles. However, you can certainly use the anti-wrinkle cream both day and night if you’d prefer just one all-purpose cream. Apply the hydrating serum – collagen – under your creams to give your skin the much-needed hydration. You only need a little, as it’s very effective. For the eye area, I recommend the daisy eye cream. As well as reducing dark spots and circles under the eyes and helping to prevent wrinkles, you can also use it on the pigmentation spots you mentioned. It helps prevent excess skin pigmentation, as it contains an extract of organic daisy flowers, which is effective at brightening the skin. Alternatively, you can use the night eye cream with caffeine. Thanks to the caffeine, it also helps prevent puffiness and dark circles. For dry skin, the hydrating 2-in-1 mask and scrub is suitable; it provides extra hydration and helps keep it in the skin. If your skin needs a boost and stimulation, the rejuvenating 2-in-1 mask and scrub is excellent. And finally, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening before applying your creams. I recommend the cleansing gel – soap nuts – followed by the rose water to finish cleansing, or rather, to tone your skin…

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. I hope you’ll be happy with them :-) Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

For your daytime skincare, I’d suggest the little aloe vera and silk cream. It beautifully regulates sebum production in the skin and helps even out and tighten the T-zone you mentioned. It’s nourishing enough for colder weather, too. Thanks to its aloe vera and macadamia oil, it protects the skin from bacterial damage. Silk proteins help keep the skin hydrated. For your night-time skincare, I’d recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s designed for drier skin and is very suitable for eczema and rosacea. Importantly, though, it shouldn’t cause any problems for your T-zone. Thanks to the provitamin B5, it keeps the skin hydrated and, above all, restores the skin’s protective functions, which are often compromised by rosacea. I’d definitely recommend applying a hydrating collagen serum under your creams. It provides extra hydration but has a very light texture, so it won’t weigh your skin down at all. It helps lock in moisture, which is particularly important for skin affected by eczema and rosacea. You only need to apply a tiny amount, as it’s very potent. The daisy eye cream is also suitable for applying directly to red patches and visible veins. As it regulates melanin production in the skin, you can also apply it to red patches or visible veins on your face. Zinc ointment is also good for eczema patches, as it soothes and helps heal them. Cleanse your face morning and evening. We have a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a soapnut cleansing gel. It’s a good idea to use the soapnut gel first, then follow with the cleansing emulsion, or even rose water. Then spritz your face with organic mint water…

For your body, I’d suggest the body cream with provitamin B5. It’s very suitable for dry skin; avocado oil helps regenerate the skin, while macadamia oil provides intensive hydration. I’d also suggest trying the aromatherapy lavender salt bath. It helps detoxify through the skin and has an overall restorative effect. In other words, it purifies the skin from within, which may help improve your skin overall.

I’ve listed the products that are suitable for your problem skin, and I hope you find something that works for you. If you’d like to try any of them on your own skin first, just email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to request samples and include your address. We’ll send them to you to try.

Thank you for your question. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that you’ll be happy with the results and that we can make things a little easier for you. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Zuzanka,

I recommend the face cream with fruit and Q10 – Cleansing Complex. She can use it during the day and at night, and it’s also suitable for young skin. It has strong cleansing and anti-inflammatory properties and actively fights the bacteria that cause acne. It unclogs pores and helps prevent them from becoming blocked. It cleanses and tightens the skin. The first few times she uses it, her skin may feel tight. This feeling will pass over time, though, and her skin will get used to it :-) Under the cream, your daughter can apply the moisturising serum – collagen, which also helps reduce inflammation in the skin and soothe irritation. For directly targeting acne, the zinc ointment is excellent: it reduces inflammation and pus and helps the skin heal. It dries out and treats spots. It’s best to apply it before bed so it has time to work. Just be aware that it leaves a light white residue :-) The gel with aloe vera and herbs is also good; she can even apply it as a leave-on mask about 2 times a week. She should cleanse her skin morning and evening before applying the cream. Given her age, I’d suggest the cleansing gel – soap nuts. She should wet her face or palms, apply a small amount of gel, massage it in and rinse it off. The gel doesn’t foam much because it contains no soap, surfactants or foaming agents.

Thank you for your question. We’re keeping our fingers crossed and hope our cosmetics will help with this problem too. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Barborka,

A body scrub with magnesium salt would be suitable for your back. Magnesium has significant antibacterial effects, supports healing, helps with detoxification and speeds up the body's recovery. The scrub is ideal for deep skin care; it softens dry skin, hydrates it and gives your cells energy. You can also use zinc ointment for the acne you mentioned. Apply a thin layer to your back before bed. Zinc helps reduce inflammation and pus. It soothes irritated skin and speeds up the recovery process. Just be aware that it leaves a light white residue J Finally, I recommend a body cream with provitamin B5, which is also suitable for dry skin. The provitamin B5 in this cream provides a feeling of long-lasting hydration. An aromatherapy salt bath with lavender also helps detoxify the body through the skin. It helps address the underlying causes of skin problems.

Thank you for your question, and I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Martinka,

For winter, I’d recommend a cream with aloe vera and silk. It’s ideal for combination skin, and for colder weather too. It beautifully regulates the skin’s sebum production. The silk proteins in the cream strengthen the skin’s protective barrier and penetrate into the deeper layers of the skin. They can bind moisture and contain fibrin, which has an anti-ageing effect. The cream also contains almond oil, for example, which is suitable for sensitive skin prone to redness. At night, I recommend continuing to use the cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. Apply a hydrating collagen serum under your creams to boost hydration. It also has a soothing and regenerating effect, helps regulate the skin’s sebum production and minimises the appearance of pores.

Thank you for your question. If you have any more questions, please feel free to get in touch again. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Mária,

For your mum, I’d suggest the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It hydrates the skin and helps it retain moisture for many hours thanks to the provitamin B5. It improves the regeneration of mature skin by speeding up cell metabolism and stimulating cell renewal. The cream restores the skin’s natural protective functions, making it ideal for the red thread veins you mentioned. It’s also an excellent anti-wrinkle treatment. For night-time care, I’d recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It fights wrinkles and skin ageing, regenerates the skin and restores its natural colour and radiance. It improves the skin’s elasticity and protects it from the harmful effects of the external environment. She can apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under the creams for an extra boost of hydration. Collagen effectively and visibly nourishes the skin, leaving it smoother and more supple. She only needs to apply a little, as it’s very effective. I’d also recommend the daisy eye cream – day cream. It’s suitable not only for the eye area, puffiness and dark circles, but also beautifully regulates melanin production in the skin, helping to soften the appearance of red thread veins. So she can also apply it to the veins on her cheeks. She could also try the 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator – the rejuvenating one, to revitalise and firm the skin. For cleansing, I’d also recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion or facial cleansing gel with soapnuts.

As for make-up samples, feel free to email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to let me know which shades you’d like to try, along with your address. We’ll be happy to send them to you.

Thank you for your question, your kind words and for trusting our products. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Petra,

I’d recommend our rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’ll be great for winter, protecting your skin from the cold. It’s suitable for dry and sensitive skin, which it will deeply hydrate. It’s also fine for the T-zone. The rosehip oil in the cream also helps reduce wrinkles. Panthenol helps keep skin moist and smooth, with hydrating and soothing properties. You can use it both day and night. If you’re interested, a good option for you would be to use the rosehip cream during the day and the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 at night. It’s ideal for tackling wrinkles and skin ageing. It nourishes and hydrates dry skin beautifully. It’s excellent for helping the skin regenerate and renew itself. For extra hydration, apply the collagen hydrating serum under the cream. Collagen has a remarkable ability to bind water, instantly moisturising the skin and reducing the appearance of fine lines. You only need to apply a little, as it’s highly effective. You can also try our 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator, which will care for dehydrated skin and give it the moisture it needs. I also recommend our eye creams, whether the day cream with daisy or the night cream with caffeine. They’ll take care of the skin around your eyes. Cleansing is also important as part of your skincare routine. You can use our nourishing cleansing emulsion or cleansing gel with soap nuts. Cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Janka,

For the winter, try the rosehip cream with provitamin B5 during the day. The panthenol in the cream is hygroscopic, which means it effectively binds water, helping to keep your skin hydrated and youthful. The silk proteins in the cream work like tiny sponges, regulating the skin’s water reserves and binding moisture. The cream is also excellent for helping to prevent the signs of ageing. If your skin is very dry—almost papery—and tends to lose moisture very quickly, the nourishing cream with lipids and vitamin F is also suitable. It is richer than the rosehip cream. It contains lots of oils, hydrating and nourishing the skin. It is very nourishing and protects your skin, helping it cope with cold weather and temperature changes. Continue using the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid at night. Apply the hydrating collagen serum under your creams both morning and evening. I also recommend the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator. It gives your face an extra boost of hydration. It also helps restore skin elasticity and works against wrinkles. The caffeine eye cream is also excellent for flaky patches on your face or for nourishing very dry areas. This cream reduces and helps prevent puffiness around the eyes, but it also nourishes other areas of the face beautifully.... We’re very pleased that you’re happy with our cosmetics, thank you... I hope the rosehip cream works well for you too and that your skin is happy. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Danka,

For your daytime skincare, I’d suggest trying the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s designed for the needs of dry and sensitive skin. It’s also excellent for preventing skin ageing and reducing wrinkles. It won’t cause any problems for your T-zone either. It contains rosehip oil, which, together with avocado oil, has excellent regenerating and moisturising properties. Another benefit is that it naturally protects the skin from sunlight. It’s also ideal for the pigmentation spots you mentioned. For your night-time skincare, try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It beautifully regulates sebum production in oily skin, while nourishing and moisturising dry skin. Hyaluronic acid boosts the skin’s ability to regenerate. It keeps skin firm and supple and smooths wrinkles. The rosehip oil in the cream is also excellent for fighting wrinkles. Continue using the hydrating serum – collagen – under your creams for the extra hydration your lovely face needs so much. It also regulates sebum production in the skin and softens its pores. You could also try the energising day serum, which will provide plenty of energy, revitalisation and protection. For your eyes, try the daisy eye cream. Daisy extract brightens the eye area and reduces dark circles and patches under the eyes. Daisy affects the processes involved in melanin production; when melanin is produced in excess, dark spots – pigmentation spots – appear on the skin. So you can apply this cream to them too. For night-time, use the night eye cream with caffeine. It stimulates and renews the cell structure, helping to improve blood circulation. The moisturising 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator is also good for dry skin. It will give your dehydrated face intensive care. Cleanse your face in the morning and evening before applying your creams.

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

For dry skin, especially in winter, I recommend using the nourishing rosehip cream with provitamin B5 as part of your daytime routine. It’s also ideal for helping to prevent premature skin ageing and wrinkles, thanks to its rosehip oil. This oil is rich in antioxidants and vitamins A, C and E, which protect the skin from harmful free radicals and slow down the ageing process. Vitamin E moisturises the skin, while panthenol helps to retain moisture and maintain a youthful appearance. For your night-time routine, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It’s nourishing and gives the skin a lovely boost of hydration. It contains ingredients that help promote the growth of new skin cells and retain moisture in the skin. It’s important to keep moisture in the skin so that our faces stay young for as long as possible :-) and cell renewal and regeneration can work well. It’s our best weapon against wrinkles. I believe it will also help with your T-zone and enlarged pores. Apply the moisturising serum we mentioned underneath your creams – the collagen serum, for an extra boost of hydration. You only need a tiny amount, as the serum is highly effective. You can also apply the caffeine eye cream you chose to any other dry areas of your face; it will moisturise them beautifully and get rid of any flaky patches. This cream helps prevent puffiness around the eyes and stimulates and renews the cell structure, which helps improve blood circulation. You can also use the daytime daisy eye cream. It reduces dark circles and spots under the eyes. It also effectively reduces various marks on the face, including pigmentation and marks left by healed acne… For an extra boost of hydration and to help lock it in, the 2-in-1 moisturising mask and exfoliator is also excellent. It hydrates the skin, helps fight wrinkles and smooths expression lines. For an instant boost of hydration and an immediate firming effect, use the daytime energising serum – instant effect. It gives the skin plenty of energy, a boost and protection. And finally, the most important step – cleansing. Cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Just choose whichever you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question. I hope I’ve helped you choose and that you’ll be happy with our cosmetics. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Good morning, Míša,

For winter, I’d suggest the rosehip face cream with provitamin B5. It protects your skin from the cold, brightens your complexion and gives it a lovely boost of hydration… Thanks to its rosehip oil content, it’s also excellent for helping to prevent wrinkles. The panthenol in the cream helps keep skin moisturised and smooth, and stimulates the production of new cells. It also provides natural protection from the sun’s rays. It absorbs easily, so it won’t leave your skin feeling greasy. You can start using the cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex later, when the warmer weather returns :) I’d recommend applying a hydrating collagen serum under the cream. It gives your skin an extra boost of hydration, which you really need. It locks moisture into the skin, keeping your complexion supple and youthful-looking. It’s an excellent moisture regulator throughout the day and helps regulate sebum production. As it has a light texture, you only need to use a tiny amount. You could also try one of our eye creams for the delicate skin around your eyes. We have a daisy eye cream for daytime and a caffeine cream for night-time. You can also use the caffeine cream on other dry areas of your face; it moisturises them and gets rid of flaky skin. The 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator is ideal for dry skin. It helps hydrate the skin and keep it moisturised. Don’t forget to cleanse your face before applying the cream. You can choose between our nourishing cleansing emulsion and face cleansing gel with soap nuts.

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Šárka,

I’m sorry, but none of our products is specifically intended to treat warts. Based on our experience, I can only recommend pure oregano essential oil, but it must be pure, with no added vegetable oil. Apply it to the warts twice a day, in the morning and evening, and they should be gone within two weeks :-)

Fingers crossed it works. Thank you for your question, and have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Alenka,

Because you have combination skin, I recommend our aloe vera and silk cream. It will provide enough nourishment for the winter. The silk proteins in the cream act like tiny sponges, helping to regulate the skin’s water reserves and bind moisture. They also contain fibrin, which has an anti-ageing effect, smoothing fine lines and evening out the skin’s surface. The cream will also help balance and tighten the T-zone. For your night-time routine, I suggest our anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q. It’s excellent for skin regeneration and speeding up its natural renewal. It’s our biggest “wrinkle fighter” :-) It actively tackles wrinkles, softens them and fills them in. It also moisturises. Apply a hydrating collagen serum underneath your creams for much-needed hydration. It has a light texture, so it sinks into the skin straight away; you only need to apply a tiny amount. It regulates sebum production and softens the appearance of pores. For daytime use, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. It not only moisturises but also helps fight wrinkles. It firms and protects the delicate skin around the eyes. It’s also great for puffiness and dark circles. For night-time use, we have an eye cream with caffeine. It stimulates and renews the cell structure, helping to improve blood circulation. For acne, use our zinc ointment. Its main ingredient is zinc, which is antibacterial. It helps reduce inflammation and pus. It’s best applied directly to blemishes before bed. Just be aware that it leaves a light white film. You could also try our 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub. It draws impurities and toxins out from deep within the skin. It opens and cleans the pores, then tightens them. Cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion or a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Just take your pick :-)

You’ll find some of our products in DM drugstores. They’re marked with the DM logo in our range. If you place an online order, you can also collect your products directly from us in Rača, at 22 Rostovská Street, from Tuesday to Thursday between 8:30 and 16:00.

Thank you for your question. I hope you’ll like our cosmetics. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Mária,

You’ve certainly made a good choice :-) For your daily skincare, I’d recommend the cream with aloe vera and silk, as you have combination skin. It will be nourishing enough for the winter. It will also balance and tighten the T-zone. It regulates sebum production in the skin and helps to retain moisture, keeping it youthful. In the morning, first apply the energising day serum, wait a little, then apply the cream. For night-time skincare, given your age, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q. It actively fights wrinkles, softening and plumping them. It also moisturises. For the hydration you need, I recommend the collagen hydrating serum. The serum has a light texture and is absorbed into the skin straight away, so you only need to apply a tiny amount. It regulates sebum production in the skin and softens the pores. You can apply it in the evening before using the anti-wrinkle cream. If you like, you can alternate it with the peptide anti-wrinkle serum. The caffeine eye cream is intended more for night-time use. The caffeine in the cream helps stimulate microcirculation in the skin, making the small blood vessels and veins less visible beneath the skin and helping to reduce dark circles under the eyes. Use the facial cleansing gel with soap nuts morning and evening, before applying your creams.

Thank you for your question. I hope you’ll like our skincare; have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

For acne-prone skin, I’d recommend trying the face cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. It works very well against acne and helps reduce breakouts. It cleanses and mattifies your skin without drying it out, and helps clear up acne. It regulates sebum production and minimises inflammation in combination skin. For your evening routine, I’d also suggest the rosehip cream with provitamin B5, particularly because of the pigmentation spots you mentioned. The rosehip oil in this cream will help with pigmentation spots and is also excellent for reducing the appearance of wrinkles. The panthenol in the cream has anti-inflammatory and soothing properties. It also helps keep the skin hydrated. I recommend applying the hydrating collagen serum under your creams. It not only provides the skin with the hydration it needs, but also helps reduce inflammation and relieve irritation. You only need to apply a little, as it’s very effective. Zinc ointment is also ideal for acne. Zinc is antibacterial: it helps prevent the spread of bacteria, reduces inflammation and suppuration. It soothes acne and helps it heal. You could also try the 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator. It cleanses blocked pores and then tightens them. The mask helps prevent sebum from settling in the pores, building up and causing inflammation, which can lead to acne. For the eye area, I recommend the daisy eye cream. The extract from organic daisy flowers is effective at brightening the skin, so feel free to apply it to pigmentation spots or acne marks. Don’t forget to cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion or a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Just choose J If you have oilier skin, I recommend the mattifying foundation, which keeps your skin looking matte all day without drying it out. Alternatively, I can recommend the liquid foundation with cotton extract. It evens out your complexion beautifully and also has hydrating and soothing properties. You can apply the Bio White make-up base under your foundation. It smooths lines and skin texture, and evens out your complexion. It won’t clog your pores.

Thank you for your question. I’ve suggested quite a few products, so I hope I’ve helped you choose and that you’ll be happy with our cosmetics. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Ivetka,

I’d recommend a cream with aloe vera and silk. It’ll be nourishing enough for winter. It’s ideal for combination skin. It regulates sebum production and is also suitable for the T-zone, helping to balance and tighten it. It also has antibacterial and disinfectant properties. It has an anti-ageing effect too, as it helps the skin retain moisture. If you use just one face cream for both day and night, this would be ideal. For combination skin, it’s especially beneficial to apply a hydrating collagen serum under the cream. It also regulates sebum production in the skin and softens the pores. It can also help reduce various kinds of inflammation in the skin. As it helps the skin retain moisture, it also helps prevent ageing. You only need to apply a little, as it’s very effective.

For make-up, I recommend the liquid foundation with cotton extract. It’s very gentle yet deeply hydrating. Or, if you have very oily skin that gets shiny during the day, we also offer a mattifying foundation. It helps control shine throughout the day and keeps your skin looking matte. You can use the BIOWhite make-up primer underneath your foundation. It perfectly prepares your skin for foundation, smoothing lines, refining the skin’s surface and evening out its tone. 

If you’re worried about making the wrong choice or spending money on something that isn’t right for you, feel free to email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk and let me know which samples of our products you’d like to try. We’ll be happy to send them to you :-) Please remember to include your address.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Šárka,

For your daytime skincare routine, I’d recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s particularly suitable for your dry, sensitive skin. Provitamin B5 helps the skin retain moisture and also has anti-inflammatory, moisturising and soothing properties. The rosehip oil in the cream is an excellent anti-wrinkle ingredient. Combined with avocado oil, it has regenerating and moisturising properties. If your skin feels extremely dry, almost paper-like, I’d recommend the Lipids and Vitamin F cream. It’s regenerating and richer than the rosehip cream, but deeply nourishing. It’s also sufficiently moisturising. For your night-time skincare routine, I suggest the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It regulates sebum production, while nourishing and moisturising dry skin. The olive squalane in the cream helps it absorb effectively and prevents the deeper layers of the skin from drying out. It contains valuable ingredients that help fight wrinkles and skin ageing. Apply the collagen moisturising serum underneath the creams. It’s an excellent way to help regulate moisture levels in the skin throughout the day. The lavender oil in the serum also has anti-inflammatory properties and is used to treat eczema. You only need to apply a little, as it’s very effective. The caffeine eye cream is certainly fine to use if you have eczema. In fact, you can also apply it to dry areas of your face. Before applying the creams, cleanse your skin morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. It dissolves impurities and sebum, and is also excellent for removing make-up.

Zinc ointment is also good for treating eczema. You can apply it to sore patches, as it draws out the bacteria that cause eczema. Its anti-inflammatory properties help the skin heal and soothe it too. The balm for atopic skin, meanwhile, helps replenish the skin’s oils, soothe itching and treat the causes of eczematous skin. It contains high-quality fish oil, which is rich in omega fatty acids and vitamin D. This is what gives it its distinctive scent, so it might be more suitable for night-time, before bed... You can also use the gentle regenerating balm to replenish the skin’s oils.

Thank you for your question. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that our cosmetics bring you some relief. Your skin needs time to get used to natural cosmetics. Have a lovely evening :-)

Hello Natálka,

I’d suggest a cream with aloe vera and silk. The natural ingredients in the cream stimulate skin cells, increasing blood flow and helping to keep your skin healthy. It’s also suitable for more blemish-prone skin and helps reduce inflammation. As well as these benefits, it provides lovely hydration and is excellent for helping to prevent signs of skin ageing. It also helps prevent wrinkles, thanks to its precious sweet almond oil. You’re still very young to start using an anti-wrinkle cream… For now, the daisy eye cream – day will be enough. It helps protect your skin from signs of ageing and improves elasticity. This skincare routine will be plenty for you for now. Zinc ointment is excellent for acne and helps it heal. Cleansing is also important for good skincare, so I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion or our facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your cream.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Klárka,

Continue using the face cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex at night. For daytime use during the winter, I’d suggest the rosehip face cream with provitamin B5, as your skin is dry. It will deeply hydrate your skin and protect it from the cold. It’s also particularly suitable for helping to prevent skin ageing and wrinkles. I’m not sure whether you use the collagen hydrating serum. If not, I recommend applying it before your creams. It gives your skin an extra dose of hydration and helps it retain moisture, keeping it supple and youthful-looking. It’s an excellent moisture regulator throughout the day and helps regulate sebum production in the skin. It also helps reduce skin inflammation.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Good afternoon, Mária,

For nighttime, I’d suggest trying a cream with vitamin F and lipids. It’s a richer cream, but it contains oils that deeply regenerate and restore the skin, helping it retain moisture for as long as possible. The cream contains pure organic hemp and avocado oils... these oils are exceptionally rich in minerals and balanced fatty acids. It’s particularly effective on very dry, dehydrated and flaky skin. It helps maintain the skin’s moisture balance and strengthens the skin barrier, protecting it from damage caused by the environment. And for your nighttime skincare, there’s the rosehip cream with provitamin B5 mentioned earlier. This cream is also excellent for helping to prevent the signs of ageing and wrinkles. The panthenol in the cream helps the skin retain moisture for hours. For an even bigger boost of the hydration you need so much, apply the collagen hydrating serum before using the creams. Just a tiny amount is enough, as it’s very effective. I also recommend the night eye cream with caffeine. You can use it on other dry areas of the face too; it moisturises them beautifully and helps get rid of flakiness. The face cleansing gel with soap nuts cleanses the skin without drying it out. It doesn’t disrupt its natural functions. If you’d rather not use water to cleanse, as it can be drying, try our nourishing cleansing emulsion. Simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your face. For your body, you could try the body cream with provitamin B5. It provides a long-lasting feeling of hydration, reaches the deeper layers of the skin and helps restore it from within. It leaves the skin supple and looking youthful. It absorbs easily into the skin, reaching its deepest layers and helping to restore it from within. It’s luxurious, so you only need to apply a little.

Thank you for your question. We’re keeping our fingers crossed that our cosmetics help you. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Vanessa,

For combination skin, I could recommend the cream with aloe vera and silk. It will be suitable for the winter months. It contains precious oils, so even during this more demanding time, your skin will get what it needs… It will also help with clogged or enlarged pores and blackheads. It balances and evens out the complexion, mattifies oilier areas, and hydrates and nourishes dry ones. We also offer a cream with fruit and Q10 – the Cleansing Complex. It will help cleanse and detoxify the skin... unclog pores; it has a powerful cleansing action, anti-inflammatory properties and actively fights the bacteria that cause acne, as well as enlarged pores and blackheads... It reduces the skin’s tendency to develop comedones. You can use this cream as part of your night-time routine. You can apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under the cream. It also regulates sebum production in the skin and refines its pores. It is especially suitable for combination or problem skin, as it provides much-needed hydration and helps reduce inflammation in the skin. You only need to apply a tiny amount. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator is excellent for blackheads and clogged pores. It helps prevent comedones from forming, cleans clogged pores and then tightens them. It has anti-inflammatory, antibacterial and antiseptic properties. After exfoliating, the skin is as if exposed, with open, cleansed pores, so you need to apply your cream. It can easily penetrate deep into freshly cleansed skin and nourish it thoroughly. If you have acne, the zinc ointment is best. Zinc is antibacterial and helps soothe inflammation and suppuration. It is very important to cleanse your face in the morning and evening before applying your cream. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion or a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Just choose whichever you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Renátka,

choosing the right shade naturally depends on your skin tone. We offer shades for both fair and dark skin. A “classic” shade is No. 12 Natural. Please email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to request samples you’d like to try, and include your address. Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Daniela,

For your daytime skincare, I’d recommend a little cream with aloe vera and silk. It will nourish your skin as the colder days approach. It will also help prevent your skin from becoming shiny during the day, as it regulates sebum production, and will help balance and tighten the T-zone and enlarged pores you mentioned. It also has an anti-ageing effect by helping to keep moisture in the skin. For your nighttime skincare, I’d recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It will bring colour and life to your face. It helps fight wrinkles and fill them in; the cream’s formula restores the skin’s cellular structure and improves its elasticity. It regulates sebum production in oilier skin while nourishing and moisturising dry skin. If you’d like some extra care, we also offer a hydrating serum with collagen and an anti-wrinkle peptide serum, which you apply under your creams. The hydrating serum provides an extra boost of hydration, while the peptide serum is designed to target wrinkles and reduce the visible signs of skin ageing. It would also be good for your frown line :-) A 2-in-1 rejuvenating mask and exfoliator would also suit your skin type – it refreshes and revitalises the skin. You could also try the cleansing mask for the enlarged pores you mentioned. For wrinkles around the eyes, I recommend the caffeine eye cream for nighttime. It helps prevent not only wrinkles, but also puffiness and dark circles. Finally, I’d suggest choosing one of our facial cleansers: the nourishing cleansing lotion or the cleansing gel with soap nuts… and cleansing your face morning and evening before applying your creams.

Thank you for your question. I hope you’ll be happy with our cosmetics, and I wish you a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

I’d suggest switching your creams around. Use the rosehip cream during the day this autumn and winter, and the fruit cream at night. Once you’ve finished the fruit cream, you could also try the aloe vera and silk face cream. It’s very suitable for combination skin and will help regulate sebum production and reduce enlarged pores. It will also even out and tighten the T-zone. I’m not sure whether you use a hydrating collagen serum as well – it goes under your creams. This serum gives your skin extra hydration. You only need to apply a little, as it’s really effective. It not only has toning properties, but also helps regulate sebum in the skin. It can also help reduce inflammation in the skin and soothe irritation. Zinc ointment is best for acne. Apply it to the affected areas, preferably before bed. You could also try our masks. The hydrating mask would suit you, as would the cleansing mask. The hydrating mask and exfoliator 2-in-1 will care for dehydrated skin and provide the moisture it needs. The cleansing mask will help with problem skin. It helps prevent comedones, cleans and tightens clogged pores, and also has anti-inflammatory effects. Make sure you cleanse your face in the morning and evening. If that’s enough for you, simply cleanse it with rose water until the cotton pad comes away clean. As you may know, we also offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a cleansing gel made with soap nuts for cleansing the skin.

Thank you for your question and your kind words. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Tatiana,

I recommend the fruit and Q10 cleansing complex cream, which is an excellent solution for your problem, oily skin. It has a pronounced cleansing and anti-inflammatory effect. It works very well against acne and can also help reduce breakouts. It mattifies the skin, but thanks to Q10 it doesn’t dry it out and helps maintain its moisture. You can use it both day and night. If you’d also like a cream for night-time care, feel free to try the aloe vera and silk cream too. It regulates sebum production in the skin and has antibacterial and disinfectant properties. It helps maintain moisture in the skin, thereby also helping to prevent signs of ageing. Apply a hydrating collagen serum under the creams. It can help regulate sebum production in the skin. It helps reduce inflammation and soothe irritation. It penetrates deep into the skin immediately and is very effective, so you only need to apply a tiny amount :-) I’d also recommend our zinc ointment, which can work wonders to treat and heal acne. Apply it directly to problem areas. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub is also designed for problem skin. It cleans clogged pores, tightens them, and removes excess sebum and deeply embedded impurities. We also offer creams for the eye area, for both day and night. The daytime eye cream with daisy is light and non-greasy. It’s excellent not only for tackling signs of ageing, but also helps reduce under-eye puffiness and dark circles thanks to its daisy and milk protein content. It also regulates melanin production in the skin, so you can apply it to marks left behind after acne has healed. And of course, you should cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams, even if you haven’t worn make-up. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a soap nut cleansing gel. It’s entirely up to you which one you choose for cleansing :-)

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day and best of luck, Lucia :-)

Hello Júlia,

The fruit and Q10 cream – Cleansing Complex is an excellent choice for your problem-prone, oily skin, as it has very powerful cleansing properties and anti-inflammatory effects. If you’d also like a cream for your night-time routine, feel free to try the aloe vera and silk cream too. It also helps even out your complexion and reduce the appearance of enlarged pores, and is suitable for your skin type. Continue applying the hydrating serum – collagen – underneath your creams. It helps regulate sebum production in the skin. It also helps reduce inflammation and soothe irritation. It penetrates deep into the skin straight away and is very effective, so you only need to apply a tiny amount :-) There’s certainly no need to worry about coconut oil in any of our creams. We use fractionated coconut oil, which is 100% natural and made by fractionating coconut oil. This process separates the oil into different types of fatty acids. It remains liquid and colourless, and has no scent. It absorbs beautifully and has an unlimited shelf life because it is 100% saturated. It’s a ‘dry’ oil. It helps the skin regulate sebum secretion and pH without clogging pores. The oil improves the penetration of active ingredients into the skin. You don’t need to worry at all; our creams are non-comedogenic :-) So you can apply the eye cream I mentioned to your face, on the marks and spots left by acne. I’d also recommend our zinc ointment, which can help treat and heal acne beautifully. Apply it locally to problem areas. The 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator is also designed for problem-prone skin. It cleans out and tightens clogged pores, removes excess sebum and deeply embedded impurities. And of course, you should cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams :-) We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a cleansing gel with soap nuts.

We can of course send you samples too. Just email me at dulciu@dulcia.sk with your request and address. We’ll be delighted to send them to you. Thank you for your question and your kind words. They always warm our hearts and inspire us in our work. Thank you.

Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Iva,

For pigmentation spots, I’d suggest a two-part combination: an anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 for your night-time routine, and a rosehip cream with provitamin B5 for your daytime routine. The rosehip oil in the cream is excellent for pigmentation spots and ideal for dry skin; it’s also a great anti-wrinkle treatment. I recommend the daisy eye cream. It contains daisy extract, which is excellent for reducing pigmentation spots. The ingredients in the cream regulate melanin production in the skin, and the milk protein can help to reduce hyperpigmentation. It can be used anywhere on the body where these spots have appeared. Of course, you can also use our night-time eye cream with caffeine. It helps improve blood circulation, giving the skin around the eyes a healthier, more youthful appearance. Ideally, cleanse your face in the morning and evening before applying the creams. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. Just choose the one you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products,

Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Radka,

You’ve certainly made a good choice. The rosehip cream with provitamin B5 is ideal for pigmentation, thanks in part to its rosehip oil. It contains a dose of vitamins, minerals, amino acids and antioxidants. These help restore firmer contours, lighten pigmentation and soften wrinkles. Another plus is that it naturally protects the skin from the cold weather that’s on its way :-( For your night-time routine, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It helps combat the external signs of skin ageing. This cream also helps with pigmentation. Its ingredients regulate sebum production in oily skin and nourish and hydrate dry skin. Apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under your creams for an extra boost of hydration. You only need to apply a tiny amount, as it’s highly effective. The daisy eye cream is also excellent for pigmentation. Apply it directly to the affected areas. It naturally regulates the production of melanin in the skin, the pigment responsible for hyperpigmentation. Don’t forget to cleanse your skin, either. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion or cleansing gel – soap nuts. Cleanse your face morning and evening before applying your creams.

Thank you for your question. I’m keeping my fingers crossed for you, and wishing you a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Andrea,

Our facial cleansing gel – soap nuts also has the moisturising benefits mentioned, of course. However, a cream is essential for the skin, as it provides more intense and longer-lasting hydration than a cleansing gel on its own. Its moisturising benefits during cleansing mean that the skin is not put under as much strain – cleansing is quite a demanding process for the skin, during which it can lose its protective barrier and become dry. For your dry skin this winter, I would suggest our rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It nourishes the skin and provides long-lasting hydration thanks to its provitamin B5 content. A hydrating serum – collagen – works very well under this cream. This serum is an excellent regulator of moisture in the skin throughout the day. You only need to apply a tiny amount, as it is extra effective. Serums are applied under face cream because, as we mention, their formula is highly concentrated and contains much smaller molecules than face creams, allowing them to nourish even the deepest layers of the skin... where they then increase the production of elastin and collagen. If you feel that this is enough for your face, you can use just the serum during the day and apply the rosehip cream mentioned above before bed. For dry skin on your eyelids, apply our caffeine eye cream – night. It helps improve blood circulation, giving the skin around the eyes a healthier, more youthful appearance. It is also excellent for puffiness and dark circles under the eyes. You can use the cream on other dry areas of your face, too. It moisturises them wonderfully and gets rid of those unpleasant flaky patches.

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Lucka,

For the winter, given your skin type and age, I’d suggest rosehip cream with provitamin B5 for your daytime skincare and anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 for your night-time skincare. Both creams are ideal for sensitive skin and can also help with redness. They contain rosehip and coconut oils, which help to boost circulation and hydrate the skin. They are nourishing too, and are particularly suitable for helping to prevent wrinkles and skin ageing. Before applying the creams, it’s ideal to use a small amount of hydrating collagen serum for an extra boost of hydration. It can also help very sensitive skin, including skin affected by various forms of allergy and rosacea. For your eyes, I recommend the daisy eye cream for daytime. It’s suitable not only for the eye area, but also for red patches on the face. It helps regulate melanin production in the skin and soften raised red veins. We also offer a caffeine eye cream for night-time. It leaves the skin around the eyes beautifully nourished and hydrated, and helps fight wrinkles too. Finally, I must emphasise that cleansing is also important in your skincare routine. We offer a nourishing cleansing lotion and a facial cleansing gel made with soap nuts. They gently and naturally remove all impurities and make-up. Your skin should be cleansed morning and evening before applying your creams.

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Evka,

After using the nourishing cleansing emulsion, there’s no need to rinse your face with water. Simply cleanse your skin with it, repeating the process until the cotton pad comes away clean. You can finish cleansing and tone your face with the rose water mentioned. You don’t need to worry about your skin becoming dry when you use it. It’s a 100% natural product of BIO quality. It cleanses and hydrates the skin, preventing it from drying out. Quite the opposite… Our rose water doesn’t need to be stabilised with any preservatives, even though it’s a pure aqueous solution with no alcohol.

Thanks for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Mirka,

For your dry, sensitive skin, and also because of the thread veins, I’d recommend the rosehip face cream with provitamin B5. It won’t cause any problems for your T-zone either. The rosehip oil in the cream brightens your complexion and gives it the hydration and elasticity it needs. Panthenol effectively binds water, helping to keep your skin hydrated and smooth for hours. It also protects your skin from the cold during cooler weather. You can use it for both your day and night-time skincare routine. Apply the collagen hydrating serum under the cream. It will provide the hydration you need so much. Use just a little, as it’s a serum and is extra effective. For your eyes, I recommend the daisy eye cream – day cream. It’s also excellent for thread veins and acne marks. It effectively reduces dark circles and relieves unpleasant puffiness around the eyes. Apply the zinc ointment directly to spots. It will reduce inflammation and pus, and soothe irritated skin. You can also apply the fruit cream you already have over it. It’s best to apply the zinc ointment at night; make sure you rub it in well, as it leaves a white layer. The 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator is also excellent for dry skin. It’s suitable for providing extra hydration and helping to maintain it, and it also soothes the skin. Be sure to cleanse your skin before applying the creams, both morning and evening. We have a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a facial cleansing gel – soap nuts. They effectively remove impurities, sebum and make-up. The only difference is how you use them. Apply the emulsion to a cotton pad, while you simply wash your face with the gel. It’s up to you which cleansing method you prefer.

Thank you for your question and for trusting our products. I hope the creams help – fingers crossed. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Tina,

I’d suggest trying the face cream with fruit and Q10 – Cleansing Complex. It’s an ideal cream for oilier skin and enlarged pores. It cleanses and tightens the skin. It has anti-inflammatory properties and actively fights the bacteria that cause acne, as well as enlarged pores. Most importantly, it leaves your face beautifully mattified and helps prevent it from becoming shiny. You can use it as an all-purpose cream, for both your day and night-time skincare routine. If you wish, you can use a light moisturising cream during the day and this fruit cream at night. The light moisturising cream is ideal for young skin. It helps regulate the skin’s natural functions without weighing it down. You can apply the Collagen Moisturising Serum underneath either cream. It’s especially suitable for combination and oily skin. It gives your skin much-needed hydration, helps reduce inflammation and soothes irritation. You only need to apply a tiny amount as it’s extra effective. For acne, the best option is the Zinc Ointment, which has anti-inflammatory and disinfecting properties. It helps reduce inflammation and suppuration. Apply it directly to spots, preferably before bed. The 2-in-1 Cleansing Mask and Scrub is also designed for oily, problem-prone skin, especially blackheads. It draws toxins and impurities out of the skin. It opens up the pores and then tightens them. And finally, cleansing is the most important step. Cleanse your skin in the morning and evening before applying your creams. I recommend our Nourishing Cleansing Emulsion or Face Cleansing Gel – Soap Nuts. They cleanse the skin effectively but gently, removing impurities, excess oil and make-up.

Thank you for your question. I hope you’ll be happy with our cosmetics – and especially that your face will be :-) Have a lovely day, Lucia.

Hello Slávka,

For daytime skincare, I recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. Thanks to its precious essential oils of sandalwood and patchouli, this cream is an excellent remedy for pigmented spots on the skin. It naturally protects the skin from sunlight as well as cold weather. It’s excellent for dry, sensitive skin. The provitamin B5 keeps it moisturised for many hours. For your night-time skincare, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It’s a luxurious cream containing precious ingredients that help fight wrinkles and skin ageing. Thanks to rosehip oil, it regenerates the skin and restores its colour and radiance. It hydrates and nourishes dry skin. Before applying the creams, use the collagen hydrating serum for extra hydration, which your dry skin needs so much. Just apply a tiny amount, as it’s very effective. Apply the daisy eye cream you already have directly to the pigmented spots, morning and evening. Cleanse your skin in the morning and evening too, before applying the creams. You can also try our cleansing emulsion, which is applied in the usual way to a cotton pad.

Thank you for your question, for trusting our products and for your kind words. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Klára,

I’d like to ask you to be patient. This can happen, especially when switching from conventional cosmetics to natural products, as your skin needs time to adapt. It needs to rid itself of chemicals and replenish its own natural substances. In this case, adaptation can mean a slight feeling of tightness, or a short-term worsening of your skin’s condition, as you’ve experienced. These symptoms should subside over time, and I believe your skin will thank you for deciding to persevere :-) You should continue to cleanse it thoroughly in the morning and evening and keep using the zinc ointment. I hope things improve. We can also send you samples of the cleansing mask and BIO mint water. Please email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk to request these samples and we’ll be happy to send them to you to try.

Thank you for your question. I’m keeping my fingers crossed that things improve, and I hope you have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Lenka,

For autumn and winter, I’d suggest trying the face cream with aloe vera and silk. It has an anaesthetic effect and beautifully boosts circulation in the deepest layers of the skin. It supports deep hydration and helps prevent wrinkles. It unclogs pores and evens out the complexion. It hydrates dry areas of the face and mattifies oilier areas. It regulates sebum production and beautifully boosts circulation in the skin. I also considered the rosehip cream with provitamin B5, but that’s more suitable for dry skin – it’s a richer cream… You don’t mention having dry skin… so that’s why I’d recommend the aloe vera cream. For your night-time routine, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It absorbs easily and has nourishing and hydrating properties. It helps prevent wrinkles, gently fills in fine lines and softens deeper ones. It’s our strongest weapon against wrinkles. For an extra boost of hydration, you can apply the hydrating collagen serum to your face before using the creams. It helps retain moisture in the skin, keeping it looking more youthful. It has toning properties and helps regulate sebum in the skin. It penetrates deep into the skin straight away and is very effective, so you only need to apply a small amount. The zinc ointment is excellent for acne. Apply it to the affected areas as needed. It replenishes essential minerals and has disinfectant and anti-inflammatory properties. We also offer eye creams, both day and night. And finally, I’ll repeat myself a little J: before applying your creams, cleanse your skin morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves dirt and sebum and is also great for removing make-up. Apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. We also offer a facial cleansing gel – soap nuts. It also effectively but gently removes dirt, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with rose water. In summer, it’s also great for refreshing your face during the day. So it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Deniska,

For your daytime skincare routine, I recommend a moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. It helps regulate sebum production and has an excellent anti-ageing effect. The ceramides help lock in the skin’s natural moisture and provide the hydration it needs. They also help protect the skin from external factors such as sunlight and air pollution… In winter, you can swap it for a cream with aloe vera and silk. For your night-time routine, given your age, I would suggest an anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It will add colour and vitality to your face, as well as improve elasticity. It actively fights wrinkles, softening and filling them in, and helps prevent them from forming. For extra hydration, apply a collagen moisturising serum under your creams. It also helps reduce skin inflammation and soothe irritation. You only need to apply a little, as it is highly effective. We also have a zinc ointment for acne. Apply it locally to blemish-prone areas. You could also try our 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator. It’s excellent for blackheads, too. It unclogs pores, cleanses and detoxifies the skin. It first opens up and cleanses the pores, then tightens them. For the eye area, we have an eye cream with daisy, and for night-time, an eye cream with caffeine. It also helps prevent puffiness, dark circles and wrinkles. Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin both morning and evening, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves impurities and excess sebum, and is also excellent for removing make-up. Apply it to a cotton pad and use the pad to cleanse your skin. We also offer a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It also effectively yet gently removes impurities, excess sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently, then rinse with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with rose water. In summer, it’s also great as a refreshing facial mist during the day…

Thank you for your question and for your interest in our cosmetics. I hope your face will be happy :-) Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

You could perhaps try the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It is designed for dry skin. It will give your skin the hydration and elasticity it needs. It contains rosehip oil, which is an excellent anti-wrinkle ingredient. The panthenol in the cream is hygroscopic and effectively attracts water. It keeps the skin hydrated for hours. It also helps protect the skin naturally from the sun and cold weather. Be sure to apply a hydrating serum under the cream – collagen for an extra boost of hydration. It keeps the skin hydrated, helping it stay supple and look youthful. It regulates the skin’s sebum production and softens its pores. Collagen is a protein responsible for a youthful complexion. You only need to apply a little, as it is very effective. I also recommend the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator. It helps restore the skin’s elasticity, leaving it feeling smooth and, above all, giving it the moisture it needs. The round jojoba beads massage the skin, remove dead skin cells and smooth it. First use it as an exfoliator, gently massaging it in, then leave it on as a mask for about 20–30 minutes. The mask will also help boost the cream’s effects. Don’t forget to cleanse your skin before applying your creams, both in the morning and in the evening. We have a nourishing cleansing emulsion or a soap nut cleansing gel for the face. The rose water is also great for summer; it’s ideal for toning the skin or simply refreshing your face…

Alternatively, you can email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk with your address and a request for samples of the creams you’d like to try first.

Thank you for your question and for trusting our cosmetics. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Sára,

For summer, I’d suggest a moisturising cream – marula oil and ceramide complex. The cream protects skin cells from premature ageing. It provides hydration and nourishment. Ceramides strengthen the skin’s protective function and improve its ability to retain moisture. Thanks to its high antioxidant content, it helps protect the skin from external influences such as sunlight and air pollution… It is non-comedogenic, even though it contains fractionated coconut oil. In winter, you could switch to the cream with aloe vera and silk. That would also be suitable for use at night during the summer… even though it contains aloe vera juice… For your night-time skincare, I’d also recommend trying the cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It contains valuable olive squalane, which helps the cream absorb effectively and prevents the deeper layers of the skin from drying out. Rosehip oil, together with argan oil, supports the growth of new epithelium, improves tissue circulation and strengthens connective tissue, helping to reduce wrinkles and soften the skin. But since the cream with lipids suits you, you can also happily use that one at night. Apply a hydrating serum under your creams – collagen for even more hydration. Collagen is a protein that helps maintain a youthful-looking complexion. You only need to apply a tiny amount, as it is very effective. For your eyes, we recommend the daisy eye cream – day. It softens and brightens the eye area. It has hydrating and anti-wrinkle effects. It firms and protects the delicate skin around the eyes. It is an eye cream, but thanks to the combination of daisy and milk proteins, it helps regulate melanin in the skin, naturally tightens dark spots and helps brighten the skin. We also offer an eye cream with caffeine – night. It reduces and helps prevent puffiness around the eyes. It contributes to a healthier, more youthful appearance of the skin around the eyes. You can also use it on other dry areas of your face; it deeply nourishes them and gets rid of flaky patches. For blackheads, the best choice is the 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub. Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves dirt and sebum, and is also excellent for removing make-up. Apply it as usual to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. We also offer a facial cleansing gel – soap nuts. It also removes dirt, sebum and make-up effectively but gently. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with rose water. In summer, it’s also great for refreshing your face during the day. So it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-)

Since the creams mentioned contain coconut oil or aloe vera, I suggest emailing me to request samples of the creams you’d like to try, along with your address, and we’ll be delighted to send them to you J I hope they won’t cause you any problems and that you’ll be happy with them. Thank you for your interest in our cosmetics, and have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Zuzana,

For your daily routine, I’d suggest the moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. It provides hydration and nourishment. The ceramide complex creates a protective film on the skin, helping to protect it from premature ageing. In winter, you can swap it for the face cream with aloe vera and silk. For your evening routine, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It improves skin elasticity and actively targets wrinkles, filling them in and smoothing them out. It also moisturises and nourishes the skin. Apply the hydrating collagen serum underneath the creams. It provides an extra boost of hydration. It also helps reduce inflammation in the skin and soothe irritation. The serum has a light texture, so it is absorbed into the skin straight away; you only need to apply a little. For your eyes, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. It is light and non-greasy, with a mild lifting effect. It is excellent not only for combatting skin ageing, but also for helping to remove puffiness under the eyes caused by water retention, thanks to the daisy and milk proteins it contains. It also helps reduce dark patches. It is great for various spots and marks on the face, including those left by acne... If you’d like a stronger anti-wrinkle effect, you can complement it with the caffeine night eye cream. It deeply moisturises and boosts circulation around the eyes. For problem skin, the 2-in-1 cleansing mask and scrub is excellent, as it clears clogged pores and then tightens them. It reduces and softens wrinkles. For acne, the zinc ointment is excellent. Apply it locally as needed. It replenishes essential minerals and has disinfecting and anti-inflammatory properties. 

For removing make-up, I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves dirt and sebum too. Apply it to a cotton pad as usual and use it to cleanse your skin. We also offer a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes dirt, sebum and make-up too. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with rose water. In summer, it’s also great for refreshing your face during the day. So it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question and for your interest in our cosmetics. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Simonka,

As you haven’t specified your skin type or your age… I’d suggest that if your skin is combination and a little on the dry side, you try our moisturising cream for summer – marula oil and ceramide complex. It has excellent moisturising and nourishing properties and is great for helping to prevent the signs of ageing. It contains ceramides, lipids that our skin loses as we get older. The organic jojoba oil in the cream helps maintain the skin’s natural moisture. If your skin is very dry and sensitive, I’d suggest the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It helps keep the skin hydrated for many hours thanks to provitamin B5. The ideal choice for oily, acne-prone skin is our facial cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. Our zinc ointment is also designed specifically for acne. Apply it directly to the affected areas. I’d recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 for your night-time routine if you’re aged 30+. It contains valuable ingredients to help fight wrinkles and skin ageing, regenerating the skin and restoring its natural colour and radiance.

For an extra boost of hydration, you can apply collagen moisturising serum to your face before using the creams. It has toning properties and helps regulate sebum in the skin. Apply a very small amount, as it is highly concentrated and effective. 

Before applying the creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves dirt and sebum and is also excellent for removing make-up. Apply the emulsion to a cotton pad as usual and use it to cleanse your skin. We also offer a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively yet gently removes dirt, sebum and make-up. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with rose water. In summer, it’s also great for refreshing your face during the day. So it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Ľubica,

The creams don’t need to be kept in the fridge. Just store them at room temperature somewhere dark, away from direct sunlight. Keeping them somewhere in the bathroom is perfectly fine.

Thank you for your question. I hope you’ll be happy with our cosmetics. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Evička,

For daytime, I’d suggest a moisturising cream – marula oil and a ceramide complex. It’s ideal for summer. A gentle cream that hydrates and nourishes, but most importantly, protects against environmental factors that accelerate skin ageing. Ceramides create a protective lipid layer on the skin. In winter, you could switch to a more nourishing rosehip cream. For your night-time routine, try the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It’s a light cream that absorbs beautifully. It actively fights wrinkles, plumping and smoothing them. Apply a hydrating serum – collagen – underneath your creams for an extra boost of hydration. It locks moisture into the skin, keeping it supple and youthful-looking. You only need to apply a little, as it’s very effective. I can also recommend our 2-in-1 masks and peels – the rejuvenating or hydrating one. For your eyes during the day, try the eye cream with daisy, which is light and non-greasy, with a mild lifting effect. It’s excellent not only for tackling skin ageing, but also, thanks to the daisy and milk proteins, helps reduce fluid build-up and puffiness under the eyes, and tightens dark circles. The caffeine eye cream you mentioned is for night-time; it also reduces and helps prevent puffiness around the eyes. It contributes to healthier, more youthful-looking skin around the eyes. You can also use it on other dry areas of the face, where it will moisturise beautifully and get rid of unpleasant flaky patches. It’s important to cleanse your face before applying your creams, both morning and evening. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. It dissolves dirt and excess oil, and is also excellent for removing make-up. We also offer a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It effectively but gently removes dirt, excess oil and make-up, too. You can finish your cleansing routine with rose water to tone your skin. In summer, it’s also great as a refreshing facial mist during the day. So it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question. We hope you’ll enjoy our cosmetics. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Andrea,

For your daytime skincare routine this summer, I’d suggest a moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex. It’s a very light cream that moisturises and nourishes. The ceramides strengthen the skin’s protective barrier and improve its ability to retain moisture. The cream won’t clog your pores and protects skin cells from premature ageing and degeneration. Thanks to its high antioxidant content, it helps protect the skin from external factors such as sunlight… It contains marula oil, which is rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids (omega-6 and omega-9). These strengthen cell membranes and, above all, help them retain moisture.

For your night-time skincare routine, I recommend the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10. It contains ingredients that help produce new skin cells and keep the skin hydrated, without feeling greasy. It contains valuable ingredients that help fight wrinkles and skin ageing, regenerate the skin and restore its natural colour and radiance. It’s our biggest “fighter” against wrinkles.

For an extra boost of much-needed hydration, you can apply the collagen moisturising serum to your face before using the creams. It locks in moisture and helps keep your skin looking youthful. Collagen is the protein responsible for the skin’s youthful appearance and provides much-needed hydration.

For your eyes, the caffeine eye cream for night-time use is ideal. It nourishes and moisturises the skin around the eyes. It helps prevent puffiness and dark circles, as well as the formation of wrinkles. You can also use it on the other dry areas of your face that you mentioned. It moisturises them beautifully and gets rid of flaky skin. We also offer an eye cream with daisy. It’s light and non-greasy, with a mild lifting effect. It’s excellent not only for tackling skin ageing, but also, thanks to the daisy and milk proteins, for helping to reduce fluid build-up and puffiness under the eyes, as well as fade dark patches. It’s great for various spots and marks on the face. I also suggest trying our rejuvenating 2-in-1 mask and exfoliator. It’s an ideal mask if your skin needs a boost, a firmer feel and a refresh. It regenerates and renews the skin, and reduces and softens wrinkles. Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. It dissolves dirt and sebum and is also excellent for removing make-up. We also offer a facial cleansing gel with soap nuts. It also removes dirt, sebum and make-up effectively but gently. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and then rinse off with water. So it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-)

Thank you for your question. Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Hana,

I’d suggest trying this during the summer… a moisturising cream with marula oil and a ceramide complex for daytime. It provides the hydration and nourishment you need. It creates a delicate protective film on the skin, helping to protect it from premature ageing. At night, use up the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 that you already have, then you can try replacing it with the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. It’s a richer cream, suitable for dry skin, as the provitamin B5 helps keep the skin hydrated for many hours.

In winter, I’d suggest using the rosehip cream during the day and the anti-wrinkle cream at night :-)

For your skin type, we highly recommend applying a hydrating serum – collagen – under your creams. It provides an extra boost of hydration. Just apply a tiny amount, as it’s highly effective. For the eye area, try the daisy eye cream, which hydrates and softens the skin. It reduces dark spots and circles under the eyes. And at night, use the caffeine eye cream. It also reduces and helps prevent puffiness, promotes better blood circulation and, in turn, gives the skin around the eyes a more youthful appearance. For extra hydration and to help maintain it, you can also try the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator. To cleanse your face, I’d suggest the nourishing cleansing emulsion. It cleanses the skin very effectively without disrupting its natural functions. During the summer, you can use rose water as a facial mist. Try not washing your face with water, as it’s what dries the skin out the most. Just cleanse it with the emulsion and spritz on some rose water.

Thank you for your question and for the trust you show in us by using our cosmetics. Thank you.

Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Zuzka,

For your daytime routine in summer, I’d suggest a moisturising cream – marula oil and ceramide complex. The cream provides protection thanks to its ceramide complex, which forms a delicate protective film on the skin. This protects your skin not only from the effects of the weather, but also from premature ageing. If your skin is still very dry even in summer, you can use the rosehip face cream with provitamin B5. It provides moisture as well as protection. It restores the natural functions that skin with rosacea loses, and provitamin B5 helps keep moisture in the skin. I’d suggest using the marula cream during the day and the rosehip cream at night, for example. Apply a hydrating serum – collagen – under the creams. It gives your skin an extra boost of hydration, which is also ideal for sensitive skin with rosacea. For your eyes, use the daisy eye cream. It’s ideal not only for the eye area, but you can also apply it directly to red patches on your face. It regulates melanin production in the skin and softens the appearance of red veins. Cleansing your skin in the morning and evening is very important. We offer a nourishing cleansing emulsion and a facial cleansing gel – soap nuts. I recommend cleansing your face with one of these products morning and evening before applying your creams. If your skin is very dry, I’d suggest the emulsion… If you’d like to try the creams first, feel free to email me at dulcia@dulcia.sk with your address and the products you’re interested in, and we’ll send you samples…

Thank you for your question and for trusting our cosmetics,

Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Veronika,

For your daytime skincare routine in summer, I’d suggest a moisturising cream – Marula Oil and Ceramide Complex. It hydrates and protects the skin. It helps regulate sebum production and also has anti-ageing effects. In winter, you can switch to the cream with aloe vera and silk. For your night-time routine, use the anti-wrinkle cream with hyaluronic acid and Q10 that you mentioned. It helps prevent wrinkles, plumps them and smooths the skin. It not only hydrates but also protects. For an extra boost of the hydration you need so much, and to soothe your skin, apply the moisturising Collagen Serum under your creams. It has toning properties and regulates sebum production in the skin. You only need to apply a tiny amount, as it is very effective. For acne and enlarged pores, the Zinc Ointment is the best choice. It will soothe the skin and help it heal. It has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic effects. Apply it to the affected areas, preferably before bed, so it has time to work. Just bear in mind that it leaves a light white residue :-) You could also try one of our 2-in-1 masks and scrubs. A moisturising one would suit you because of your dry skin, or perhaps a cleansing one to help with acne. You can easily alternate between them. For your eyes and the area underneath them, I recommend the eye cream with daisy. It has a gentle lifting effect. It’s excellent not only for ageing skin, but thanks to its daisy and milk protein content, it also helps remove accumulated fluid – puffiness under the eyes – and reduce dark patches. It’s great for various spots and marks on the face, including those left by acne. We also offer a night-time eye cream with caffeine. It also reduces and helps prevent puffiness around the eyes. It helps the skin around the eyes look healthier and more youthful. And lastly, I’ll say it again :-) Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin in the morning and evening, even if you haven’t worn make-up. I recommend our Nourishing Cleansing Emulsion. The emulsion dissolves dirt and sebum and is also excellent for removing make-up. Apply it to a cotton pad and use the pad to cleanse your skin. We also offer a Facial Cleansing Gel with soap nuts. It also removes dirt, sebum and make-up effectively but gently. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with Rose Water. In summer, it’s also great for refreshing your face during the day. So it’s up to you which cleansing method you prefer :-)

Thank you so much for your question and for trusting our products. Have a lovely evening, Lucia :-)

Hello Erik,

I’d suggest trying the face cream with fruit and Q10 – cleansing complex. It mattifies the skin, unclogs pores and helps prevent them from becoming blocked. At the same time, it doesn’t dry out the skin. Feel free to use it both morning and night if your skin needs to be purified and cleared of acne. It works really well against acne and helps reduce breakouts. It has a powerful detoxifying effect. For an extra boost of hydration and to soothe your skin, apply the collagen moisturising serum underneath the cream. It has toning properties and helps regulate sebum production in the skin. It penetrates deep into the skin straight away and is very effective, so you only need to apply a tiny amount :-) For acne and enlarged pores, the zinc ointment is the best option. It soothes the skin and helps it heal. It has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. Apply it directly to the affected areas, preferably before bed, so it has time to work. Just bear in mind that it leaves a light white film :-) I can also recommend the 2-in-1 cleansing mask and exfoliator. The mask unclogs pores, cleanses the skin and detoxifies it. It draws impurities and toxins out from deep within the skin. First, it opens up and cleans the pores, then tightens them. First use it as an exfoliator, gently massaging it in, then leave it on as a mask for about 20–30 minutes. Before applying the cream, be sure to cleanse your skin in the morning and evening. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. The emulsion dissolves impurities and sebum; simply apply it to a cotton pad and use it to cleanse your skin. We also offer a soap nut facial cleansing gel. It’s also effective, but gently removes impurities and sebum. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently, then rinse with water. You can finish cleansing and tone your skin with rose water. In summer, it’s also great for refreshing your face during the day. Although I imagine a cleansing gel is easier and quicker for men to use :-) For ingrown hairs, you could try our aftershave balm with aloe vera. It quickly soothes and tightens the skin after shaving. The balm’s astringent effect helps close small cuts, preventing inflammation. Thanks to the aloe vera and essential oils, shaving bumps also heal faster due to their anti-inflammatory properties.

Thank you so much for your question, and fingers crossed. I hope I’ve helped you choose, and wish you a lovely day, Lucia :-)

Hello Laura,

I’d suggest a light moisturiser for your daily skincare routine. It absorbs nicely and leaves your skin feeling healthy and looking radiant. Its composition is similar to that of human skin. Or, now that I think about it, a moisturiser with marula oil and a ceramide complex could also be a good choice. It’s richer and provides hydration. The ceramides create a gentle protective film on the skin, helping to protect it from premature ageing. For your night-time routine, I’d recommend the rosehip cream with provitamin B5. Thanks to the provitamin B5, it helps keep your skin hydrated for many hours. It’s a thicker cream, ideal for dry skin. In winter, you can swap it in and use it during the day. Apply a small amount of the hydrating collagen serum underneath your creams for an extra boost of hydration. I’d also recommend the 2-in-1 hydrating mask and exfoliator. It helps restore the skin’s elasticity, leaves it feeling smooth and, above all, provides the moisture it needs. The round jojoba beads massage your skin, remove dead skin cells and smooth the skin. First use it as an exfoliator, massaging gently, then leave it on as a mask for around 20–30 minutes. The mask will also help boost the cream’s effectiveness. For acne, the best choice is the zinc ointment. It soothes and helps the spots heal. It has anti-inflammatory and antiseptic properties. Apply it directly to the affected areas, preferably before bed, so it has time to work. Just bear in mind that it leaves a slight white residue :-)
Before applying your creams, cleanse your skin both morning and evening, even if you haven’t used make-up. I recommend our nourishing cleansing emulsion. It dissolves impurities and sebum, and is also excellent for removing make-up. If you’re interested, we’ve just launched a new product – a soap nut facial cleansing gel. It also removes impurities, sebum and make-up effectively yet gently. Apply it to a damp face, massage gently and rinse off with water. So, it’s up to you which way of cleansing your face you prefer :-) 

Of course, we can also send you samples to try. Please email me at dulcia@dulcia. sk with a request for the samples you’d like to try and your address.

Thank you for your question. I hope I’ve helped you choose,

Have a lovely day, Lucia :-)