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Augustinus Bader launch super-size versions of iconic creams


AUGUSTINUS Bader has just launched its 100ml version of some of their most sought-after products.

Known for their revolutionary products and award-winning skincare with TFC8 technology, the beauty brand upgraded The Cream with TFC8 and The Rich Cream with TFC8, now available in 100ml containers.

The Cream with TFC8 diminishes signs of ageing, such as wrinkles, fine lines and hyperpigmentation. The product stimulates the production of collagen in the skin and assists its natural elasticity while also standardising the skin’s barrier, giving the appearance an overall suppleness, smoothness and refreshed look.

It hydrates the skin, adding vibrancy and radiance to one’s complexion. For those who struggle with redness or skin irritation, The Cream with TFC8 calms it while the TFC8 technology aids cellular renewal. The lightweight moisturiser is ideal for daily usage and combination to oily skin types and acne-prone skin.

As for The Rich Cream with TFC8, its luxurious formula also reduces ageing signifiers while hydrating and renewing the skin. It further helps the skin’s barrier functionality and represses transepidermal water loss, which in turn, gives the skin’s appearance a plump and soft look. The rich dense moisturiser is perfect for wintery months, dry environments and parched or matured skin.

Both products are now available in four sizes, 15ml, 30ml, 50ml and as of recently, 100ml.

by Nicole Pereira

The Cream with TFC8 100ml (£430)

The Rich Cream with TFC8 100ml (£430)

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