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Elle
20-05-2025
- Health
- Elle
This Serum Evened Out the Appearance of My Skin Tone in 12 Weeks
I've always been a freckle-face. And while some people grow up hating their freckles, I've long celebrated mine as one of the things that makes me unique. In fact, I've done everything I can to preserve them into adulthood. Recently, however, I noticed that my face had some unwanted guests, in the form of dark spots. These stubborn sun spots weren't budging with my usual skin-care routine, so I decided it was time to seek out a product specifically formulated for the job. That's when Eucerin Radiant Tone Dual Serum landed at my desk. As a beauty editor, I get introduced to new products all the time. Many of them carry lofty claims, but few truly deliver with results. Still with its unique formula enriched with Thiamidol, Radiant Tone Dual Serum seemed promising. Eucerin spent 10 years researching and testing thousands of formulations to achieve a formula that could effectively reduce the look of dark spots and, with the use of broad-spectrum sunscreen, prevent dark-spot reappearance. I'm a fan of an easy skin-care routine—most days and nights after washing my face, I just opt for moisturizer and an eye cream (plus a sunscreen in the a.m.). The Dual Serum fits nicely into this routine. It has a bouncy gel-cream texture that seeps into skin immediately and feels super-lightweight. Upon first use, I noticed that it gave my skin an instant glow. Though these immediate effects were nice, patience is required when tackling dark spots, so I gave it 12 weeks to do its thing. Throughout this period, I watched my skin transform. My visible dark spots slowly began to fade, and my skin looked more and more even. I also couldn't believe how much brighter it looked—now my skin looks lit-from-within all the time, like I just got a facial. Dark spots are notoriously difficult to address, and sometimes it's even more difficult to find products that actually work to keep them at bay long-term. This serum with Thiamidol is one of those formulas that feels like catching lightning in a bottle—it really delivers. Eucerin's Radiant Tone collection is perfect for anyone else looking to finally show those spots the door and achieve even-looking skin. And the fact that it costs under $40 makes trying it a no-brainer.
Elle
20-05-2025
- Health
- Elle
This Serum Helped Minimize Stubborn Dark Spots I've Had for Years
Want to know if a product really works? Welcome to Slow Beauty. Since it can take up to six weeks to see results from using a new formula, we have testers try the best and buzziest in hair and skin care for double that amount of time to determine what actually makes a difference. Due to the nature of my job, I'm constantly in a hamster wheel of trialing beauty formula after formula, and after a while they tend to blur together. It's honestly pretty rare that a skin-care product impresses me enough to land a permanent place in my routine. Eucerin Radiant Tone Dual Serum, which helped visibly reduce the appearance of my dark spots over a span of 12 weeks, is the latest to earn entry into that inner circle. Eucerin spent 10 years on research and development to finalize the products in the new Radiant Tone collection. The line's star ingredient is Thiamidol, a patented compound that helps treat and prevent the appearance of dark spots with continued use. The Radiant Tone Dual Serum also contains hyaluronic acid to hydrate. When I first started using the serum, I was hoping it would sufficiently moisturize my skin (so I wouldn't have to layer another serum on top) and fade the dark spots that have populated my cheeks and temples for years. Keep reading to find out what actually happened during and after I incorporated Eucerin Radiant Tone Dual Serum into my routine for a full 12 weeks. Week 1 The serum feels pleasant on the skin and hydrates without feeling sticky. It's only been a week, so there aren't any big changes to note here. Week 2 It's freezing outside, but my skin doesn't feel dry thanks to this serum. I looked in the mirror today and was shocked at how much brighter my skin looked than last week. Could it already be working? Week 3 I don't see much of a difference this week compared to the last; however, I know I need to give the serum a few more weeks to work its magic. Patience is key here, folks! Week 4 Still, nothing has visibly changed since week two, but I'm not worried. The serum hasn't caused any inflammation or breakouts—which has been known to happen when I'm trying a new product—so that's a plus. Week 5 I got some microneedling done all over my face and neck last week, so I had to keep my routine super-simple and wasn't able to use the serum for a few days. I'm glad to be back using it, though—I missed the moisture. Week 6 I can see that the darkest cluster of dark spots on my left cheek has faded significantly, and I don't have to use as much concealer on it. Week 7 My skin is still loving the formula; if I forget to apply it, I definitely notice a difference in both hydration and brightness. Week 8 My dark spots are continuing to lighten up. I feel like I'm using less and less concealer and foundation to even out my complexion. Week 9 The weather here in New York City is warming up, and my skin doesn't need quite as much extra moisture as it did before. However, I'm still appreciating the hydration boost in my nighttime routine and when I wake up, my skin looks smooth and radiant. Week 10 Looking at photos, I'm shocked by the difference I see; my complexion looks clearer and brighter. This is a testament to how consistency with the right skin-care product can yield real results. Week 11 I've been in Miami this week, and I've been getting compliments on my skin left and right. My friend's mom, who owns a company that sells professional aesthetic equipment, told me that it looked perfect and that she couldn't think of a single aesthetic treatment I should try—that was super meaningful to me, considering that I was on a potent medication a few years ago to treat my cystic acne. And my dark spots have lightened so much in the past 11 weeks that I feel confident being out and about without makeup. Week 12 Just under the wire, my bottle completely ran out this week. I could tell how much I actually loved the serum from the pang of sadness, and even slight panic, I felt when I realized I was down to the last drop. And even after baking in the subtropical sun of South Florida last week, my remaining dark spots didn't get any darker. Pretty impressive. Although my original spots weren't very dark, there were so many of them that my eyes always immediately gravitated toward them in the mirror. Now all I see is luminous, clear, healthy-looking skin. Some of the dark spots are gone entirely, and the remaining ones appear significantly lighter. I keep flipping back and forth between my before and after photos, and even though I lived it, I can't believe the results. I definitely recommend Eucerin Radiant Tone Dual Serum to anyone looking to combat dark spots—and I can't wait to break open another bottle.
Times
16-05-2025
- Health
- Times
10 best beauty buys for your hands
When was the last time you used anything more than a reluctant, pragmatic quick dab of cream to look after your hands? And then expect it to work on nails, cuticles, sun spots, cracked skin, crepey and wrinkled knuckles… I used to do the same thing, but there are products that are just as effective for your hands as there are for your face — and they are just as affordable. Eucerin Anti-Pigment Skin Tone Perfecting Body CreamBeiersdorf, the company that owns Eucerin and Nivea, has a patented ingredient proven to tackle sun spots, so if your hands are starting to show the signs of a misspent sunny youth, join the queue behind me and put this on your shopping list. Lightweight and easily
Time of India
14-05-2025
- Business
- Time of India
Akshay Kawale appointed as the business unit head – Derma at Nivea India
HighlightsNivea India has appointed Akshay Kawale as the business unit head for the Derma division, effective April 3, 2025. Akshay Kawale brings over 16 years of experience from prominent organizations such as Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, Abbott Laboratories, GlaxoSmithKline, and L'Oréal. In his new role, Kawale will lead the Derma business unit for the Eucerin brand, focusing on growth strategies centered around consumer needs in the Indian market. Nivea India has announced the appointment of Akshay Kawale as the business unit head – Derma, effective April 3, 2025. Kawale brings over 16 years of experience from various organisations in the pharmaceutical and beauty sectors , including Glenmark Pharmaceuticals , Abbott, GSK, and L'Oréal. His most recent role was as business head – cosmetology at Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, where he focused on skincare business strategies. In his new position, Kawale will be responsible for leading the Derma business unit , specifically for the Eucerin brand, in India. He is noted for his strategic approach and focus on developing growth strategies centered around consumer needs. Geetika Mehta, managing director, Nivea India, commented on the appointment, stating, "We are pleased to welcome Akshay Kawale to the India leadership team. His knowledge of the derma category and experience in driving business transformation will be valuable as we expand Eucerin's presence in India. His consumer-focused approach and strategic skills are important for our next phase of growth." Kawale shared his perspective on joining, saying, "I am looking forward to being part of Eucerin, a brand recognized globally for its dermatological expertise. I aim to contribute to its growth in India, while upholding the brand's principles in skincare science and care." This appointment reflects Eucerin's focus on strengthening its position in the Indian skincare market and its commitment to providing science-backed solutions for consumers.
Daily Mirror
13-05-2025
- Business
- Daily Mirror
Parents rush to nab big tube of Eucerin suncream as it's reduced from £23 to £10
Get a big tube of non-sticky, quick-to-dry SPF for the whole family as it's reduced by £13 this £10 Tuesday Boots is back with its £10 Tuesday promotion, and today's savings are better than ever—perfect timing for pre-summer shopping and payday treats. As the name suggests, every Tuesday, Boots selects a range of products and knocks their prices down to just £10 for one day only. How much you save depends on the original RRP, but it's often somewhere between 40% and 75%, making it a brilliant chance to bag premium products for less. Skincare tends to be the most popular category in the sale, but it's not just face creams and serums that get slashed. Expect deals across beauty tech, dental care, grooming gadgets, bath and body products, makeup, and sun protection. And speaking of suncream, today's standout £10 Tuesday pick is a family favourite that's already in many shopping baskets: Eucerin Sun Kids Sensitive Protect Gel-Cream SPF50+ now £10 for a large 200ml tube (down from £23). If you've got little ones or sensitive-skinned family members in tow, you'll know just how tricky it can be to find a suncream that offers high protection without irritation or stickiness. Many SPF formulas for kids are thick, leave white marks, or end up causing more upset than sunshine. That's where this particular gel-cream shines. Eucerin's Sun Kids SPF50+ is specifically formulated for children's delicate skin. It gives high-level broad-spectrum protection from UVA and UVB rays, while also helping to defend against high-energy visible (HEVIS) light (the kind linked to skin cell damage). Despite all that science-backed defence, the texture is light and soothing. It's a fast-absorbing gel-cream that's easy to apply (even on wriggling toddlers), and it won't leave skin feeling greasy or sticky. Plus, it's unperfumed and extra water-resistant– two big wins if you're planning beach days, paddling pool play, or just want reassurance that your kids will stay protected even after a splash. It's also been clinically and dermatologically tested, so you can use it on children as young as three months. And unlike many children's suncreams, this one doesn't leave behind an obvious white cast. Extra points go to it for being 'sand-proof', ie, not sticky enough to have the whole beach cling to your child's skin. Don't just take our word for it, the reviews speak volumes. One 5-star Boots customer writes: "Finally found a suncream that isn't sticky!!! It absorbs straight into the skin and there's no greasy residue. And because it's not sticky it's meant to be anti-sand - still waiting for the weather to test that one out. Living in Cornwall it will be perfect for the kids this summer especially as it's extra water resistant - beach or garden we'll be ready for the sun." Another shopper shared: 'We've tried so many different brands, but this is by far the best we've used. No rashes, no sticky residue, and it actually stays on through water play. It's now our go-to," while a third parent raved: ' My child's skin is very sensitive, this gel-cream is amazing. Very gentle on the skin and very easy to apply, absorbs really well. Doesn't stain the clothing which is great. Would highly recommend the product." With warmer weather on the way and holidays on the horizon, this is the perfect time to stock up on family sun protection. Whether you're heading abroad or just planning plenty of days out in the UK sun, Eucerin Sun Kids Sensitive Protect Gel-Cream SPF50+ is a reliable addition to your summer skincare line-up. But move fast because Boots' £10 Tuesday deals only last for 24 hours, and once they're gone, they're gone. However, if you miss the deal, don't worry, there are plenty of SPF offers around to help you and your little ones stay protected this mini-heatwave. Eucerin Sensitive Protect Transparent Dry Touch Sun Spray SPF50 200ml is currently £16.50 on Lookfantastic (a saving of £5.50), while Ultrasun SPF30 Family Sun Lotion 400ml is now £40 instead of £50.
