Dermocosmetics is becoming an increasingly attractive field of marketing for dermatologists, pharmacies, clinics and cosmetic surgeons with demanding work in dermatological basic research, microbiology, modern testing and measuring technology, tailor-made active ingredients and modern application forms based on high-performance raw materials and packaging. In some cases, old experiences can now be more accurately understood and used purposefully. Research results enable cosmetic products that reach the limits of the drugs (borderline products). For these cosmetic products, marketing and defense strategies are worked out together with the offering companies

Evidence of physiologically demanding effects is documented together with the members from the fields of dermocosmetics and testing laboratories. On the platform of a “functional cosmetic” product label, products that promise performance in dermocosmetics are communicated to buyers and end users. The claim to do more with your cosmetic products than just looking after skin surfaces is easily recognizable with the imprint “functional cosmetic” for purchasing, trade and consumers.