Where should I begin?
Start with the area of care: FACE for the face, neck and décolleté; BODY for the body, hands and nails; HAIR for the hair and scalp; INTIMATE for external intimate care. Then choose the role you need.
Care begins with clarity.
A concise guide to choosing a product, building a routine, reading the ingredient list and using cosmetic care safely.
How do I build a facial-care routine?
Begin with cleansing, then use a serum or fluid according to its directions. An emulsion completes leave-on care, while a mask remains a separate additional step.
Where can I find directions?
Every product page shows the application area, sequence and frequency. Read the complete directions before first use.
Where can I find the ingredient list?
A product page publishes ingredient information when it is present in the supplied product materials. If the list is still being verified, we do not replace it with an assumption; wait for the product card to be updated before use.
What are products of bacterial synthesis?
They are materials obtained with the involvement of microorganisms or from substances they produce. Their presence does not make a cosmetic product a medicine; consider the complete formula, intended use and directions together.
Are ART BEAUTY products medicines?
No. They are cosmetics for everyday care and are not intended to diagnose, prevent or treat disease.
What does external intimate care mean?
Use the product only on the external intimate area and exactly as directed for that specific product. Do not transfer the directions for one product to another.
What if my skin is sensitive?
Review the published ingredient information and introduce one new product at a time. If the ingredient list is not yet published, wait for the product card to be updated. Stop using the product if irritation develops; seek medical advice if symptoms are persistent or pronounced.
Can I use these cosmetics during pregnancy or breastfeeding?
There is no universal answer for every formula. Show the ingredient list of your chosen product to the clinician supporting your pregnancy or breastfeeding and follow their advice.