Welcome to Regine

Products that are "all natural"while using current buzzwords, are not necessarily desirable or superior. Poison oak and ivy are also "all natural"! Many plant products (including chamomile, aloe vera, and

fragrances), as well as animal products (such as lanolin) are potent allergens and should be avoided in individuals with sensitive skin.

"Hypoallergenic" is not the same as "non-allergenic." Even water can cause"aquagenic urticaria" a form of hives. However, common materials that can cause allergies should be avoided. These include fragrances, colored dyes, and formaldehyde releasing preservatives, such as Quaternium-15 or imidazolidinyl urea.

"Oil free" does not mean "non comedogenic" or "non-acnegenic"

Isopropyl Myristate, for example, is a potent acne-causing chemical, found in many cosmetics, and yet is not an oil. Oil substitutes that do not cause acne have been included in all Dermaline products.

These terms refer to product testing performed to determine whether blackheads or plugged pores (comedones) or acne pimples/pustules, are caused by the offending product or ingredient. In the past, rabbit ears were used for these assays. Currently, clinical testing is performed on patient subjects with sensitive skin.

Concerning other commonly made promises in the cosmetic industry: we won't claim that our products can remove wrinkles - no product sold over the counter can do that. However, for people with sensitive skin who want to attempt to avoid acne, try to avoid allergies, and look and feel their best with an elegant, smooth feel and appearance, Dermaline's products may be for you!