Diadermine is a French skincare company specializing in dermatological anti-aging products that combine high skin compatibility with effective performance. Originally founded in 1904 by two doctors as a medicinal water-in-oil emulsion, the brand has evolved into a well-known name in the mass market for facial care. Company Overview Origin and History: Diadermine was founded in France in 1904 by doctors Giambattista and Cornelio Bonetti. It was acquired by Henkel in the 1980s, who then sold the brand to the Dutch cosmetics company Beauty International in June 2023. Focus: The company's core philosophy centers on dermatological expertise and a "clean beauty" approach, emphasizing transparency and sustainability. They use a biomimetics approach to stimulate the skin's natural processes. Market Position: Diadermine products are distributed in supermarkets and pharmacies across Europe, known for offering effective, high-quality skincare solutions at an affordable price point. Certifications: It was the first cosmetics brand to be awarded the ECARF Seal by the European Center for Allergy Research Foundation, certifying its high compatibility even for sensitive and allergy-prone skin. Product Lines Diadermine offers various product ranges designed to address specific skin needs, particularly those related to aging: Essentials: Core dermatological formulas for healthy skin. Lift+: Products aimed at improving skin elasticity and firmness. Expert: Creams and serums designed to combat major signs of skin aging, sometimes using Nobel Prize-winning technology to repair skin cell damage. Their product portfolio includes day creams, night creams, eye creams, serums, and makeup removers, formulated with a combination of naturally derived ingredients and dermatological actives like hyaluronic acid, retinol, and various plant extracts. The company states that all its products are cruelty-free.