Body creams and lotions maintain skin's moisture, elasticity, and comfort daily. A well-chosen product helps when the skin is dry, tight, or flaky, while richer textures address the needs of atopic or problematic skin. In this category, you will find light lotions, rich body butters, and dermatological products – for every skin type.
How to choose a body cream?
Body care products are selected based on the skin's dryness level and needs. Richer textures are suitable for drier skin, while lighter lotions are better for daily hydration. Main types:
- Body lotions: light texture for daily hydration, quickly absorbed.
- Body butters: rich nourishment for very dry skin, especially in winter.
- Dermatological creams: for atopic, dry, and problematic skin, soothes irritations.
- Firming products: to maintain skin tone and firmness.
Body creams by need
1. Daily hydration
For daily care, pleasant-textured lotions and butters that moisturize and leave the skin soft are suitable.
- Therme Aqua Wellness body cream, 225 g – a moisturizing body cream with a spa aroma, softening and refreshing the skin.
- Therme Bali Flower body butter, 225 g – a rich body butter that intensely nourishes dry skin and provides a long-lasting aroma.
2. For dry, atopic, and problematic skin
Dermatological products that soothe and strengthen the skin barrier are suitable for very dry and irritation-prone skin.
- AHAVA Clineral Topic body cream, 200 ml – a soothing body cream for dry and atopic skin with Dead Sea minerals.
- AHAVA Clineral PSO elbow and knee cream, 75 ml – cream for psoriasis-affected elbow, knee, and wrist skin; soothes and softens dry areas.
3. For firming and toning
Firming and warming-effect products are suitable for maintaining skin firmness and tone.
- High Care Cinnamon anti-cellulite cinnamon cream, 200 ml – a warming-effect cream that stimulates circulation and helps reduce cellulite signs.
- Christina Forever Young body cream, 250 ml – a moisturizing, skin-rejuvenating body cream with a silky texture.
Not sure which body cream is right for your skin? Write to us – we will help you choose based on skin dryness and needs.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What is the difference between body butter and lotion?
Body butter has a richer, denser texture and is suitable for very dry skin, while lotion is lighter, absorbs faster, and is suitable for daily hydration.
How to moisturize very dry body skin?
For very dry skin, choose rich butters or dermatological creams and apply them to damp skin immediately after showering – this locks in moisture better.
What cream is suitable for atopic skin?
For atopic and irritation-prone skin, dermatological products without fragrances that soothe and strengthen the skin barrier are suitable.
Are anti-cellulite creams effective?
Anti-cellulite creams work best in conjunction with massage and physical activity – they stimulate circulation and help reduce the visibility of cellulite.





