Faberlic has built its identity on oxygen cosmetics since the company was founded in 1997. Its Aquaftem complex is the technology the brand is known for, and the oxygen series remains the largest direction in its skincare catalogue.

Where to read the actual claims

This is the important part, and worth being direct about.

The technical description of the complex, what it contains, and what the company claims it does are all published by Faberlic itself. Those materials are the authoritative source, and they are the ones to read before deciding anything — not a second-hand summary, including this one.

This page will not restate specific mechanisms or effects, because repeating a technical claim without being able to verify it is how misinformation spreads. The Faberlic catalogue carries the compositions and the company's own account.

What is straightforwardly true

  • Faberlic was founded in 1997 and has built its catalogue around this direction for more than two decades
  • The oxygen line is the largest section of its face care, with products grouped by skin type and concern
  • It is the range most people mean when they say they want to try the brand
  • The catalogue is reissued roughly every three weeks, so specific products rotate while the direction stays

Trying it sensibly

If you want to test the line, the approach that gives you a clear answer:

  1. Start with one product, not a set. A universal cream or one suited to your skin type
  2. Change nothing else for the trial period
  3. Give it three to four weeks — roughly one skin renewal cycle. Judging at day five tells you nothing
  4. Judge on comfort and texture, which is what you can actually observe

Introducing a full routine at once means that if something reacts, you cannot tell which product caused it.

Realistic expectations

Any moisturiser well-suited to your skin type improves comfort and texture within a few weeks. That is a genuine benefit, and it is what to expect here.

What no cream does: replace sun protection, reverse structural ageing, or treat a skin condition. Persistent problems — acne, rosacea, sudden changes — belong with a dermatologist.

If it does not suit you

That is ordinary. Skincare is individual, and a line that works well for many people will not work for everyone. Try a different texture within the range, or a different direction such as the plant-based Botanica series.

For the range as a whole, see the face cream guide.