Without lactose and lactose-containing ingredients. BIODROGA does not use lactose or lactose-containing ingredients in this product.

We deliberately avoid mineral oils and parabens in this product. The term "mineral oils" covers various synthetic, colorless and odorless oils and waxes that are extracted from petroleum in multi-stage purification and processing processes. BIODROGA deliberately avoids mineral oils in its products and instead relies on oils and waxes of natural origin. Parabens are preservatives and effectively protect the product from germs. Parabens are generally approved as ingredients in cosmetics for preservation, so they can be used. However, BIODROGA deliberately avoids using parabens in its products, as they have been the subject of many critical discussions in the media in recent years and we sense the uncertainty among our customers. Instead of parabens, we use alternative preservation systems for this product to protect our products from germs.

With thermal water from Baden-Baden. Only SANS SOUCIS uses this thermal water in the manufacture of its products. On the edge of the Black Forest there is a very special place where a mystical power full of energy can be felt - Baden-Baden. Here, in our homeland, the famous thermal water springs from a depth of 2,000 meters, 300 m northeast of the city center of Baden-Baden and is classified as a thermal spa because it springs at a temperature of 65°C. On its long journey to the earth's surface, through different rock layers, it takes only the best with it and is "charged" with valuable minerals and trace elements. This turns water into a true beauty elixir. Nature has endowed this thermal water with a particularly rich supply of valuable minerals and trace elements (sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, manganese, silicic acid (silicon), chlorides, fluorides). The exclusive Baden-Baden thermal water with numerous minerals and trace elements is the "source of beauty". It provides unique well-being for the skin and allows it to "breathe a sigh of relief". Baden-Baden thermal water can be described as medicinal water according to the "Definitions - Quality standards for the classification of health resorts, recreational areas and medicinal springs" of the German Spa Association and the German Tourism Association, edition 2005.