• " I didn't expect how well the serums were tailored to my needs. "

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THE IDEA.

Cycle-based skin care - We develop skincare that is specifically tailored to the needs of your skin. In every phase of your cycle.

The Idea

WHY?

Your cycle goes through 4 phases with hormonal fluctuations that significantly influence the needs of your skin. By tailoring your skin care to each phase, you can get the most out of your care routine and provide your skin with optimal support.

Your Cycle

OUR MISSION!

Our mission is to help you better understand and accept the connection between menstrual cycle and skin changes and thus you live. We as PROJECT CYCLE want to carry the increasingly present de-tabooization of the female* body further into the beauty sector!

About Us
  • Menstruation: Moisture

    The period starts. Estrogen and progesterone levels are at their lowest. As a result, oil production decreases and the skin might lookdry and sallow. The "dermatological" cycle thus begins in unison with the menstrual cycle.

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  • Follicular phase: Glow

    Estrogen levels rise, which results in increased collagen production and thus increased moisture storage in the skin. Sebum production also decreases. The skin's appearance can best be supported with an additional "glow" during this phase.
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  • Ovulation: Protection

    The estrogen level is at its highest. The progesterone level rises. In this phase, the skin should be prepared for the luteal phase and pore-refining ingredients can be used well as a preventive measure, which additionally support the skin barrier.
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  • Luteal phase: deep cleansing

    Progesterone levels are at their highest and then gradually decrease. This boosts the skin's oil production and can weaken the skin barrier. An oily sheen, clogged pores and impurities can develop. In this phase, oil production should be regulated and balanced, e.g. with an acid peel.
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