Faberlic was founded in 1997 around oxygen cosmetics, and the Aquaftem complex is the technology the brand has been identified with ever since. The oxygen series remains the largest direction in its skincare.
Where to read the claims
This matters more than anything else on this page.
The technical description of the complex — what it is, what it does, what the company claims for it — is published by Faberlic itself. That is the authoritative source, and it is where those claims should be read.
This page does not restate them, because repeating a technical claim I cannot verify is how misinformation spreads. The Faberlic catalogue carries the compositions and the company's own account.
What is straightforwardly true
- The company was founded in 1997 and has built its identity on this direction for more than two decades
- The oxygen series is the largest part of its face care, with products grouped by skin type and by concern
- It is the range most people mean when they say they want to try Faberlic
- The catalogue reissues roughly every three weeks, so specific products rotate
How to evaluate it yourself
The only assessment that matters is what happens on your skin. A method that gives a clear answer:
- One product, not a set
- Change nothing else for the trial
- Three to four weeks — roughly one skin renewal cycle
- Judge comfort and texture, which you can actually observe
Introducing a full routine at once means that if something reacts, you cannot identify the cause.
Realistic expectations
Any moisturiser well matched to your skin type improves comfort and texture within a few weeks. That is a genuine benefit and it is what to expect.
What no cream does: replace sun protection, reverse structural ageing, or treat a skin condition. Persistent problems belong with a dermatologist.
If it does not suit you
Ordinary, and not a verdict on the line. Try a different texture within the range, or the plant-based Botanica direction, which is the brand's other main skincare series.
For the rest of the range, see the reviews section.