CLR-Chemisches Laboratorium Dr. Kurt Richter GmbH

Contact

Bennigsenstrasse 25

Berlin D-12159

DE

[email protected]

https://www.clr-berlin.com

Phone:+49 30 8510260

Fax:49-30-85102685

About CLR-Chemisches Laboratorium Dr. Kurt Richter GmbH

CLR Chemisches Laboratorium Dr. Kurt Richter develops, manufactures and markets innovative and high-quality cosmetic actives for skin and hair care. The company's main activities are research and development, production and sales of biologically active cosmetic ingredients with a distribution to more than 90 countries worldwide. Having specialized in the development of biologically active products, the company uses state-of-the-art methods and technology and provides extensive proof of effectiveness. The company's highly active cosmetic actives comply with the diverse requirements of skin and hair, such as: protection, stimulation, toning, regeneration, soothing, moisturization and nutrition.

At-a-glance

Geographic sales distribution:Worldwide

Business Offerings

Cosmetics/Personal Care Ingredient Supplier
Cosmetic Ingredients(Actives, Balancing-soothing, Color Cosmetics, Conditioning, Hair Care, Moisturizing, Skin/Body, Sun Care)
Cosmetic & Personal Care Formulas(Skin Care)

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CLR Boosts Skin's Resistance to Aging with Vegan, Fermented CefiraProtect CLR Solution

In clinical trials, per the company, CefiraProtect CLR significantly reduced hidden inflammation in 90% of participants, compared with the placebo. This, in turn, helps preserve the skin's youthful qualities and overall health.

Empowering Skin’s Resilience with CefiraProtect CLR™

CLR introduces CefiraProtect CLR™, the daily companion for youthful skin. Derived from Lactobacillus kefiranofaciens, this innovative active ingredient supports skin in maintaining its oxidative balance and enhancing its self-defense mechanisms.

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Expert Opinions on Compromised Skin: Dermocosmetics, Barrier Function, Brain-skin Connection, Microbiome, E-skin and Sensitive as the ‘New Norm’

Considering the market projections are for dermocosmetics to outpace general skin care, we asked industry experts to weigh in with their views of current drivers and future directions in dermocosmetics. Following are their comments.

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Formula Focus: Ease Your Mind Serum

This serum features a neurocosmetic that acts on the skin’s immune system to reduce TRPV1-induced and other inflammatory processes, improving the skin through the skin-brain-endocrine feedback loop.

The study conducted by CLR totaled 117 volunteers with sensitive skin and/or a stressful life (e.g.healthcare workers).

CLR Tests Reveal AnnonaSense CLR Positively Affects Skin-brain Feedback

AnnonaSense CLR perceivably improved the look and comfort of skin and reduced psychological stress while improving quality of sleep by reducing the production of cortisol in the body.

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Decoding the skin-mind connection with AnnonaSense CLR™

CLR is happy to announce that new test results for AnnonaSense CLR™ showed, that it is the first cosmetic active ingredient with real clinical proof for positively influencing the entire skin-brain feedback loop.

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[podcast] Reducing Cortisol to Close the Mind-Skin-Endocrine Loop for Skin Benefits

As Harald van der Hoeven of CLR Berlin explains in this sponsored podcast, a feedback loop of three actors is critical to skin health: the mind, skin and endocrine system. CLR's latest active positively affects this loop. Listen now to learn more.

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[podcast] 2 Paths to Skin Health: The Microbiome and CB2 Receptor

Healthy skin, according to Harald van der Hoeven, of CLR, is that which is robust enough to withstand stress without becoming inflamed. In this interview, sponsored by CLR, he describes two paths and three ingredients to achieve skin health. Listen now; it's free.

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[podcast] Microbiome Dynamics and Modulating Skin Health

There is still much to learn about the skin microbiome, especially to support microbiome-friendly claims with solid science. In this podcast, sponsored by CLR, Harald van der Hoeven explains the knowns, unknowns and opportunities in the skin microbiome. He also presents two innovations to address the knowns. Listen now.