Collection: New Arrivals

The category's current contents extend beyond facial care. Shampoos for the different needs of hair and scalp, along with a body peeling and lotion containing glycolic acid, are part of this group. On the face side, there is a makeup cleansing water, an eye contour cream, a light moisturizer for oily and combination skin and a sunscreen with mineral filters that is also suitable for sensitive skin.

Patches are also part of the list. Alongside hydrocolloid and microneedle patches for the look of pimples, there are patches with microneedle technology for the under-eye and forehead areas. Each product's ingredient list, usage instructions and warnings are on its own page; we recommend reading this information before trying a new product.

The New Products category from The Purest Solutions brings together the different care solutions most recently added to the brand's range. Because the products shown here may change as the category is updated, the product's form, intended use and current usage instructions should be considered together when choosing.

In hair care there are three 300 ml shampoos for three different needs. Scalp Balancing Shampoo Against the Look of Dandruff targets the look of dandruff and scalp balance; Adenosine Shampoo That Strengthens Hair and Provides Anti-Hair-Loss Care targets weak, shedding-prone hair; Shampoo with Intense Moisture and Barrier Support offers care for dryness and moisture loss. All three shampoos are applied to wet hair and scalp with massage, lathered and rinsed off with plenty of water; they are suitable for daily use.

Body care includes Purifying & Renewing Body Peeling 210 ml and Renewing Body Lotion That Supports the Skin Barrier 210 ml. The peeling is applied to wet skin in circular motions and rinsed off; the lotion, on the other hand, is applied to clean, dry skin and left on the skin. Using both products 2–3 times a week is recommended.

In face care, Moisturizing Micellar Makeup Cleansing Water 400 ml can be applied with a cotton pad to remove makeup and everyday residue and does not need to be rinsed off. 72-Hour Sebum Balancing Daily Moisturizing Cream can be applied to the cleansed face and neck morning and evening. Mineral Filter Sunscreen Cream SPF 30 is applied 15 minutes before going out in the sun and reapplied during the day if needed. Adenosine Anti-Wrinkle Eye Contour Cream, on the other hand, is used in the night routine 1–2 times a week, and the frequency of use can be increased according to skin tolerance.

The category also includes different patch options for targeted use. Microneedle Technology Under-Eye Patch and Forehead Area Patch are applied to clean, dry skin and left on for at least 6 hours, preferably overnight. Microneedle Technology Acne Patch can also be applied to the problem area on clean, dry skin and worn for at least 6 hours. Hydrocolloid Anti-Acne & Soothing Patch, on the other hand, is applied directly to the area in need and left on the skin for an average of 6–8 hours.

When adding a new product to your routine, try not to make more than one change at a time. Adding products one by one makes it easier to see how your skin reacts to each. Testing the product on a small area of your skin before first use is also recommended on the product labels.

A product's place in the routine is determined by its type and usage instructions. Makeup cleansing water goes in the cleansing step, moisturizers after serums, and sunscreen in the last step of the morning routine. Some products are used not every day but a set number of times a week; with products containing acid or retinol, pay particular attention to frequency of use and the sunscreen warning.

If you would rather start with products that complement each other instead of trying them one by one, you can also look at the sets. To compare related products, you can browse the skincare sets category.

To compare related products, you can browse the all products category. This also lets you see how the new products sit alongside the existing ones.

When adding a new product to the care routine, it is important first to determine which need the product is for and which step of the current routine it will replace. Instead of starting many new products at the same time, adding products to the routine one by one helps you assess more easily how the skin or scalp reacts to the product.

A product's order in the routine can be determined by its form. Micellar makeup cleansing water can be used in the cleansing step, moisturizer after targeted care products such as serum, and sunscreen in the last step of the morning routine. Eye contour cream is applied only to the relevant area, while patch and tape products should be used on clean, dry skin according to their own usage times.

In hair care, a new shampoo suited to the scalp's needs can be chosen in place of the current shampoo. The product should be chosen by determining which need is the priority, such as the look of dandruff, a tendency toward hair loss, or dryness. In body care, on the other hand, the peeling and lotion should not be thought of as daily products; the frequency of 2–3 times a week stated in the product instructions should be followed. Since both body products contain active ingredients, attention should be paid to sun protection on sun-exposed areas during the period they are used.

When adding a new product to the routine, it is also important to check whether the same or similar actives repeat those in your existing products. Not all new products need to be used at the same time; choose products suited to the priority need of the skin, hair or body skin, and include each product in the routine according to its own usage instructions. This way, new products can be used in a more controlled way without needlessly complicating your existing care routine.