Your skin renews itself every day, quietly, continuously and with remarkable precision.
Cell renewal is a natural process in which new skin cells are formed, migrate to the surface and replace older cells within the outer layers of the skin.
Cell renewal in humans refers to the continuous replacement of old, damaged or no longer fully functional cells with new cells.
This process is particularly visible in the skin, especially on the face. As the body's outer protective barrier, the skin is exposed daily to UV radiation, temperature fluctuations, air pollution, stress, make-up, cleansing routines and various other environmental factors.
Important: High-quality skincare cannot replace this natural process. However, it can help support the skin by strengthening the skin barrier, maintaining hydration and complementing the skin's natural renewal process in a meaningful way.
When the skin’s cell renewal process functions efficiently, the skin surface appears smoother, clearer and more even.
Old skin cells are shed regularly while new cells move to the surface. This allows the skin to reflect light more evenly, contributing to a fresher and more radiant appearance.
When this process becomes imbalanced, the effects can quickly become visible. The skin may appear dull, dry or rough.
Blemishes may become more noticeable, pigmentation marks can appear more prominent, and skincare products may sometimes feel less effective.
As we age, the skin’s natural cell renewal process often slows down. At the same time, moisture levels, elasticity, firmness and collagen structure may gradually decline.
As a result, the skin may appear drier, thinner or less plump. Wrinkles, fine lines, pigmentation marks and a dull complexion can become more noticeable.
A Modern Anti-Ageing Approach: The goal is not to stop the ageing process, but to support the skin over the long term with effective active ingredients, hydration, protection and skincare that helps maintain balance and resilience.
Many customers want to stimulate cell renewal. In most cases, this refers to supporting the skin’s natural renewal process through skincare, helping the skin surface appear smoother, clearer and more radiant.
Can support the skin’s natural renewal process, stimulate cosmetically relevant skin functions and improve the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines and pigmentation marks.
Provides hydration and can help dry lines appear visibly plumper and smoother.
Support a smoother and more refined-looking complexion, particularly for mature skin or skin experiencing a loss of firmness.
Helps promote radiance, a more even-looking complexion and antioxidant protection.
A plant-inspired active ingredient that helps support smoother-looking skin. Depending on the formulation, it may also be suitable for demanding or sensitive skin types.
It is not only the active ingredient that matters, but also the product format. A serum, cream or ampoule each serves a different purpose within a skincare routine.
Removes impurities and residue from the skin while preparing it for the skincare products that follow.
Delivers concentrated active ingredients and is ideal as a targeted addition to a daily skincare routine.
Provides the skin with nourishment, lipids and hydration while supporting the skin barrier and overall comfort.
An intensive treatment designed to act as a powerful booster during periods when the skin needs extra support.
A complementary skincare step for intensive hydration, soothing care or enhanced radiance.
Specifically formulated for the delicate eye area, helping to address fine lines, dryness and signs of fatigue.
Every skin renews itself, but not every skin requires the same type of care. That is why it is helpful to first identify your skin type and current skin concerns. A targeted skincare routine with suitable active ingredients can help support the skin effectively and promote its individual balance. Take the JANSSEN COSMETICS Skin Type Quiz .
Dry skin requires hydration, lipids and protection. Hyaluronic acid, ceramides, plant oils and replenishing textures can help reduce feelings of tightness and leave the skin feeling softer, smoother and more comfortable.
Blemish-prone or oily skin benefits from balancing ingredients, lightweight textures and skincare that takes sebum production, pore appearance and skin texture into account. Niacinamide, clarifying active ingredients and lightweight hydration can provide effective support without leaving the skin feeling dry or stripped.
Sensitive skin benefits from gentle, soothing and barrier-supporting skincare. In many cases, less is more. Overly aggressive active skincare can increase the appearance of redness. Gentle formulations, a consistent routine and a mindful approach to ingredients such as retinol or acids can help support skin comfort and resilience.
Demanding or mature skin benefits from anti-ageing active ingredients, hydration and protection. Retinol, peptides, antioxidants and hyaluronic acid can meaningfully complement a skincare routine and help the complexion appear smoother, more radiant and better cared for. In addition, they help support the skin’s resilience, enabling it to maintain its strength and vitality for longer.
An effective skincare routine does not need to be complicated. What matters most is that your chosen products work well together and do not overwhelm your skin.
Cleanse: Removes impurities and prepares the skin for active ingredients.
Serum or Concentrate: Delivers targeted ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, retinol, vitamin C or peptides.
Cream and Eye Care: Provides hydration, comfort and protection.
Ampoule Treatment: Intensively complements your routine when your skin needs an extra boost.
Day Care and Protection: During the day, a finishing skincare product tailored to your skin's needs is important, particularly when combined with sun protection.
Remember: The goal is not to use as many products as possible, but to use the right products, in the right order, suited to your skin type and applied consistently over time.
Cell renewal is the natural process by which old or damaged cells are replaced by new ones. In the skin, this process is particularly visible. New skin cells are formed in deeper layers, gradually move towards the surface and replace older skin cells.
As we age, many biological skin processes begin to slow down. The skin becomes less efficient at retaining moisture, collagen structures change, and the skin barrier requires additional support. As a result, wrinkles, dryness, pigmentation marks and a dull complexion may become more noticeable.
Retinol, vitamin C, peptides, hyaluronic acid, antioxidants and selected botanical extracts can meaningfully complement a skincare routine. They help promote a smoother, fresher and healthier-looking complexion.
The duration of cell renewal depends on the tissue type, age and individual factors. In the skin, the renewal cycle is often described as taking several weeks. Visible improvements therefore typically result from the regular, long-term use of suitable skincare products.
A tailored routine consisting of cleansing, serum, cream, eye care, ampoules and masks can effectively support the skin’s natural renewal process. The key factors are skin-type-appropriate active ingredients, good tolerability and consistent use.