Special care

33 products

The Special care category groups 620 face-care products designed for targeted skin concerns — sensitivity, acne, pigmentation, signs of ageing and couperose. The range spans 12 brands with distinct market positioning, making it suitable for pharmacies, cosmetics retailers and beauty salons alike. All items ship wholesale from an EU warehouse.

Assortment segments

The catalogue splits into three groups by brand specialisation and formulation approach.

  • Dermatological care for sensitive and problem skin — Uriage (26 items), Avène (14), La Roche-Posay (14), A-Derma (14), Bioderma (11), ACM (10) and Eucerin (10). These are pharmacy brands built on thermal spring water with minimised irritant content, frequently recommended by dermatologists.
  • Active corrective care — COSRX (14 items), a South Korean brand offering acid-based, concentrated-actives formulas for acne, enlarged pores and uneven tone.
  • Professional and spa care — Dermalogica (15), Payot (15), Elemis (8) and Dr. Hauschka (8). Lines developed for salon treatments and premium retail, with Dr. Hauschka built on a natural and organic formulation.

Brand overview: mass-market versus premium

By item count Uriage leads with 26 SKUs — the widest dermocosmetics range in the category. Dermalogica and Payot follow with 15 items each, both carrying strong standing in the professional segment. Avène, A-Derma, COSRX and La Roche-Posay each hold 14 items — the core mass dermocosmetics block that anchors wholesale turnover.

Premium and niche positioning belongs to Elemis (British spa brand), Dr. Hauschka (natural cosmetics) and Payot (French spa heritage) — these carry higher retail price points and a narrower but loyal customer base. Bioderma, ACM and Eucerin sit in between — recognised pharmacy names with steady demand but a smaller SKU footprint.

Building the assortment as a B2B buyer

Working with the category's 620 items, it pays to start with the brands offering the broadest product range — they drive turnover and give end customers choice within a single category.

  1. Anchor the range with at least 2–3 dermatological brands (Uriage, Avène, La Roche-Posay) — recognisable to end consumers and trust-building.
  2. Add COSRX active care to cover demand for visible skin-concern correction.
  3. Include one or two professional brands (Dermalogica, Payot) for clients with a salon or premium retail profile.
  4. Use niche brands (Dr. Hauschka, Elemis, ACM) selectively, for assortment depth rather than as core stock.

B2B terms of cooperation

All products are available wholesale, shipped from an EU warehouse to Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and the rest of Europe. A dropshipping model is available, removing the need to hold your own stock — orders are processed and dispatched directly from the warehouse. Prices and stock levels are visible only to registered B2B partners; registration on the portal is free and takes a few minutes.