After months of being hidden under layers of clothing, we’re all eager to soak up the sun’s warmth. But the winter chill may have left its mark, and your skin might be craving some extra love as the warmth returns. Here are our top tips to pamper your skin in the first rays of spring sunshine.

Would you like to get to know the active and glow boosting Firming series? Here are 10 facts about the series.

A cleanser is the first step in your skin routine – and one of the most important steps for healthy and radiant skin. But should you choose cleansing milk or oil? Or maybe a foam? And what about eye makeup remover? Don’t worry, we’re here to help.

“Time To Glow Peeling Mask with 8% AHA is both my indulgence and my quick fix when my skin is in need of extra softness and glow, as well as that smooth texture that both age and life can challenge. The mask is gentle yet effective on fine lines and wrinkles, signs of tiredness, unevenness in tone and texture, blemishes and sun spots. It creates results that I can both see and feel.” – Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph

Oils are little, soft miracles for your skin – and soon, we’ll find your perfect oil match! But which oil suits you and your skin best? Should you go for a light oil that absorbs quickly and balances the skin, or a richer variant that provides intense care and a dewy radiance? And what about those for the body? We’ll guide you.

Caring for the eye area is easy and makes a world of difference for your skin. Get ready to face the world with fresh eyes.

Rudolph Care has teamed up with the Danish glass manufacturer Holmegaard to create a new, beautiful piece of design – a gua sha, handcrafted in glass. The design is locally produced at Holmegaard Værk and made from recycled glass, meaning no two are alike. That's something we appreciate. On this page you can read all there is to know about The Gua Sha, from how it’s made to how you use it.

If you were to bring 3 things to a desert island, we’re quite sure you’d want to bring Acai Facial Oil. There are many reasons to catch feelings for the unique oil, which is the heart of Rudolph Care. We list five of them here. 

Are you pregnant? Is your skin acting up? Rudolph Care is here to help you and your skin find tranquility and reveal that natural glow, just like your growing belly.

Makeup artist Anne Staunsager has had many models and Danish celebrities in her chair. With beautiful colors and advanced techniques, Anne creates fantastic makeup looks that grace the covers of Danish and international magazines. We have spoken to Anne about which products she uses when the models need an instant glow in their skin – and which tips she follows herself to achieve radiant skin.

Invite the brightness, lightness and the crispy fresh feeling with a nourishing, hydrating trio; Mist Delight, Moisture Delight & Facial Oil Delight.

Adjust your routine to your new phase in life. Pregnancy is a special time in a woman's life – and a time, that deserves extra attention when it comes to skin- and body care. At Rudolph Care, we understand the unique needs of expectant mothers or new moms and have therefore crafted products that prioritize safety and quality, to ensure you and your little one receive the best care possible.

Founder Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph points out the product that she often recommends. Because it can do everything she wants a body lotion to do.

Mommy & Me is not just your average skincare product; it's a multi-use wonder that can be added into the daily routines of pregnant women, new moms, and families. The product boasts several certifications, including the Nordic Swan Ecolabel, COSMOS, Asthma Allergy Nordic, and AllergyCertified, assuring its quality and safety. The product is 100% fragrance-free and smells mildly and naturally of the ingredients it contains. The balm contains natural and nourishing oils, shea butter and beeswax.

Hairstylist Elias Da Silva from Atelier a Place in Hellerup shares his expert tips on hair care, the importance of a healthy scalp, and the best techniques for caring for your hair at home.

Christine Sofie knows the secrets and happily shares her hair hacks and tips on how to wear sun protection all day. Here are the model’s skincare routines and timeless product favorites.

Photographer Cathrine Korsgaard Yde captures nature and sports athletes through her lens, fully embracing windblown landscapes with every fiber of her being. When she’s not at home by the North Sea in Klitmøller in Denmark, where she lives with her husband Morten and their dog Valder, they travel around in their camper. Rudolph Care dove into her life, asking her about the ever-giving nature, the sense of freedom, and the importance of caring for your skin when you spend most of your life outdoors.

In conversation with Rudolph Care, Agnes Maltesdotter shares her love for nature, her life in the Swedish wilderness, and her approach to skincare and self-care.

Skier, ski expert, and project manager at the Danish Ski Federation, Nikolaj Salomon Vang is, naturally, a devoted ski enthusiast. Here he shares his passion for the slopes and his best advice on protecting the skin from the cold and sun. Now, all that’s left is to carve through the snow.

Our founder, Andrea Rudolph, has mastered winter swimming for many years. Find her guide to get started here.

Welcome inside the home of Ellen Dixdotter. She is the CEO of the Danish fashion and lifestyle brand By Malene Birger and is, as you might expect, passionate about style and aesthetics and taking care of her skin. She lives with her husband Jacob and their three children, Ava, August, and Vivian, in a villa in the old fishing village of Limhamn on the outskirts of Malmö. We asked her a few questions to get the best tips for a fulfilling everyday life that resonates with balance and energy.

Tone Reumert and One Bailey are dancing around with The Eye Makeup Remover – and we met them on the dance floor and asked about their favorite music mix, what they carry in their gym bags, and why dancing is always a good idea.

Are you in the midst of life? Do you notice mood swings, changes in the body, trouble sleeping, feel your skin get dryer, and the intimate area too —or do you just feel weird lately? Then your hormones might be going through a tumble dryer, and you might be heading into menopause.

"Intimate well-being is having patience and a curiosity in oneself" Rudolph Care and the Danish intimacy and well-being brand Peech reiterates the success – and have once again teamed up for a very special collaboration focusing on self-love and pleasure. The two products; vibrator Pleasure Seeker and pelvic floor trainer Tender Lifters by Rudolph Care & Peech, are created with a mission to enhance intimate well-being and self-care – and wish to reflect the many nuances of intimacy. We spoke to the co-owner and founder of Peech; Clara Filippa Andersen about why intimacy, well-being, and sexual health are such important topics to talk openly and loudly about.

Loss of skin elasticity, breakouts or dry skin with increasingly more apparent lines, can be typical signs that you are entering menopause. These changes to your skin can be both challenging and exhausting if you at the same time don’t feel quite like your former self. But don’t worry, you’re not alone. We spoke to our skincare expert Camilla Schjelderup, who shares her best advice on how to get your glow back and keep your skin in check.

At Rudolph Care, it is important for us to give back to the source of our core ingredient, the açai berry. That’s why we annually support the community in Nazarezinho do Meruú in the Amazon, where 150 families have been harvesting the berries for over 10 years.  Since 2019, Rudolph Care has donated at least 100,000 DKK from the sale of Açai Facial Oil 30 ml to projects in the area. On this page, you can find all the information you need about past and future projects.

Meet journalist, podcast and radio host Iben Maria Zeuthen – founder of Instagram profile #rydfladenforklimaet (‘clear the front page for the climate’), an apolitical climate journalism community created to inspire the media to better reflect the severity of natural disasters. In other words, make as much noise as possible about the fact that the media needs to get involved in the climate fight now.