Treatment for Hyperkeratosis

Hyperkeratosis is a skin condition that involves the thickening of the outermost layer of the skin, which contains a protective protein called keratin. Hyperkeratosis is often associated with an abnormal quantity of keratin.

There are different types of hyperkeratosis and an exact diagnosis should be made by a dermatologist. In addition, we recommend exploring possible causes and aggravating factors with a doctor specializing in integrative medicine. In many cases, chronic physical or chemical damage can lead to the development of hyperkeratosis. Excessive friction of the skin, and the use of aggressive soaps, chemical peelings, or laser treatments are some of the possible causes or aggravating factors.

Products for Hyperkeratosis

Purifying & Calming Serum

Price range: €65 through €171

Plant & Clay Cleansing Cream

Price range: €65 through €175

Deep Hydration Oil

Price range: €67 through €179

Antioxidant Regeneration Essence

Price range: €65 through €115

Restructuring Oil Serum

Price range: €99 through €152

Cellular Renewal Mask

Price range: €56 through €149

Set for Neurodermatitis, Hyperkeratosis and Eczema

€150
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Skincare Routine For Hyperkeratosis

Hyperkeratosis skincare routine

The ideal hyperkeratosis skincare routine consists of a routine that hydrates, nourishes, and renews the skin with hyperkeratosis.

Day Routine Hyperkeratosis

Cleanse the skin with Detox Deluxe or Alpha Tonic. Spray the essence Velvet Hydration on the affected areas and massage a few drops of Midnight Rejuvenation into the damp skin.

Night Routine Hyperkeratosis

Repeat the same cleansing routine and treatment with Velvet Hydration and Midnight Rejuvenation.

Weekly Routine Hyperkeratosis

Once per week, after the night routine and before going to bed, apply a thin layer of Instant Liberation like a cream and let it act overnight.