Dr. Barbara Sturm's Calming Serum soothes and rebalances irritated skin while strengthening it over time. Developed and made in Germany, this cult skin care line is imbued with the scientific know-how of one of the world's most sought-after beauty doctors, Dr. Barbara Sturm. This sensitive skin serum is made with the doctor's anti-inflammatory philosophy and anti-ageing focus in mind, formulated with a plant-based complex of cardiospermum, echium plantagineum and sunflower to calm skin and restore its equilibrium. Signature ingredient and anti-ageing powerhouse purslane reduces visible signs of irritation, making this the go-to serum post-sun exposure, long haul flight or shaving, and to remedy overexposure to air conditioning or environmental pollution.'I originally created my Calming Serum to calm and reduce irritation for my patients after minimally invasive aesthetic treatments. It is now available to the public to soothe the ravages of irritation more broadly.' ' Dr. Barbara Sturm
DR BARBARA STURM Calming Serum 30ml
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Calming Serum 30ml
Dr. Barbara Sturm's Calming Serum soothes and rebalances irritated skin while strengthening it over time. Developed and made in Germany, this cult skin care line is imbued with the scientific know-how of one of the world's most sought-after beauty doctors, Dr. Barbara Sturm. This sensitive skin serum is made with the doctor's anti-inflammatory philosophy and anti-ageing focus in mind, formulated with a plant-based complex of cardiospermum, echium plantagineum and sunflower to calm skin and restore its equilibrium. Signature ingredient and anti-ageing powerhouse purslane reduces visible signs of irritation, making this the go-to serum post-sun exposure, long haul flight or shaving, and to remedy overexposure to air conditioning or environmental pollution.'I originally created my Calming Serum to calm and reduce irritation for my patients after minimally invasive aesthetic treatments. It is now available to the public to soothe the ravages of irritation more broadly.' ' Dr. Barbara Sturm