elementrē dermo cosmetics

elementrē dermo cosmetics is a Swiss skincare brand based in Geneva, developed by the laboratory Professional Skin Solutions Lab Sàrl. It sits in the dermo-cosmetics segment — products designed for use both in professional clinics and at home — and is built around a streamlined three-step routine of high-concentration active ingredients. The brand stylises its name in lowercase with a macron over the final letter, "elementrē"; some retailers list it without the diacritic.

The company presents itself as a results-driven, comfort-focused range, working alongside skin professionals rather than positioning itself purely as a retail line. According to the brand, its products are sold across more than 40 international markets [1].

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elementrē is the consumer-facing brand of Professional Skin Solutions Lab Sàrl, a limited liability company registered in the Swiss Commercial Register in Geneva on 14 September 2018, with capital of CHF 20,000 [2]. The brand itself was introduced later: third-party retailer and professional profiles, repeating brand-supplied copy, state that elementrē dermo cosmetics was launched in 2021 [3]. The two dates describe different things — 2018 marks the parent laboratory's incorporation, while 2021 is given as the year the consumer brand began. The brand site's own pages do not specify a founding year.

The company is led by Lucas Dikkers, named as chief executive and founder, and Nathalie Dikkers, listed as co-founder and director [4]. Lucas Dikkers is recorded as the individual signatory for the parent company in the Swiss registry [2]. Its registered office and a physical store are at Rue de Bourgogne in Geneva.

elementrē organises its range around a three-step protocol it labels "Prepare, Correct and Reinforce" — cleansing and exfoliation, then concentrated active serums, then hydrating creams, with separate sun-protection and body-exfoliation lines. The stated aim, in the company's words, is "to effectively address skin concerns in a visible, sustainable and pleasurable way."

A recurring theme in the brand's messaging is restraint with actives. The company cautions that "too much stimulation is not good for your skin" and frames its formulas as delivering visible results with what it calls superior comfort, arguing that a functional cosmetic need not feel unpleasant to use. It also emphasises what it terms informed consumer choice over authority-based marketing. An Irish retailer that introduced the line described it as "an innovative Swiss skincare brand" taking "a no-nonsense approach" by "harnessing the power of high-concentration, active ingredients without complicated routines" [5].

The range spans cleansers, exfoliating solutions, serums, gels, creams, SPF 50+ sun protection, chemical peels and medical devices, alongside an exfoliating body line marketed as Body Glow. Formulas draw on familiar skincare actives — vitamin C, niacinamide, hyaluronic acid, glycolic, lactic and salicylic acids, peptides and glycerin — often labelled by concentration. Named products include a 15% Vitamin C Brightening Serum, a 6% Niacinamide & Hyaluronic Acid Complex Nourishing Cream and a 3.5% Glycerin Cleansing Gel. A Radiance Cream built around 5% Gigwhite and a Gentle Micellar Cleansing Water have also been highlighted in retailer coverage [5].

The brand connects its at-home products to in-clinic treatment, describing work with dermatologists, aesthetic doctors, skin therapists, aestheticians and nurses, and arguing that combining professional procedures with home care produces longer-lasting results. The company states that all formulations carry toxicologist clearance and comply with regulations in the markets where they are sold.

elementrē describes its products as vegan and free of micro-plastics, and says it "does not conduct, commission, or fund animal testing, ever" [6]. Manufacturing is attributed to what the company calls industry-leading European and Swiss development and production centres, though no specific third-party certifications are listed. The brand folds these commitments into its broader mission, which pairs sustainability with visible results.

Independent coverage of the brand is limited. The clearest example is a March 2024 editorial profile by the Irish retailer SkinShop.ie, published as the line entered the Irish market, which outlined its Swiss origin, three-step protocol and signature products [5]. No major beauty-press coverage or industry awards are documented in available sources. The founders have represented the brand at industry events, including the AMWC anti-ageing medicine congress in Monaco in 2023 [7].

The brand is active. Its Shopify-based store remains in operation with live commerce, recent skincare blog posts dated to 2024 and 2025, and a country selector spanning more than 40 markets [1]. The parent company, Professional Skin Solutions Lab Sàrl, is listed as active in the Swiss Commercial Register [2]. It remains a small independent player in the professional skincare segment rather than a widely covered mainstream brand.