Zola van der Zaag works at Rudolph Care in Valby, Copenhagen. Her email signature says 'picoline.' But Zola is not just a picoline. Zola is Rudolph Care's fireworks. We visited Zola at her apartment in Vesterbro in Copenhagen, where she lives with two friends. We questioned her about a little bit of this and a little bit of that.

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

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The interview that turns back the clock and makes time stand still, in the present, right now. Because Rudolph Care’s iconic skincare is still going strong and has perhaps never been more relevant. We’ve never demanded so much from our beauty products as we do today, in 2024.

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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.

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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.

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Line Jensen is an illustrator and captures everyday situations on paper with a pencil, situations most of us (especially those with energetic children and tired partners) can relate to.

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It's grey, cold, and slushy on the other side of the windows – at least here in Denmark, the place of Rudolph Care’s headquarters. But, if there's one thing we can't change, it's the weather and the season. Instead of lamenting it, Rudolph Care’s founder, Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph, turns it around: How can we derive the most joy from the many shades of grey? She provides a handful of ideas.

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Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph, founder of Rudolph Care, shares her thoughts on the past year and the one ahead. She talks about the gratitude of finally recognizing herself again, prioritizing small everyday adventures, and why a game of Uno on an Austrian mountain is pure happiness.

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The year is almost over, and that means... A new one is just around the corner, with a calendar full of blank pages. Yes!

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December is lovely – and hectic. The last month of the year often brings expectations for how the holiday season should unfold, and how you should enjoy it. However, your everyday routines don't stop – you just add gift shopping, decorating, family time, baking, holiday events... Your day-to-day life is wild, and the world outside is even wilder.

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The Christmas season is upon us, and that is why we have collected all the best Rudolph Care gifts in this Christmas gift guide. Bring joy to a special someone and give moisturizing winter care, beautiful accessories, gift boxes and products that gives a radiant glow.

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You've promised yourself that this year, December will be like the movies. No stress, strong mulled wine, and an organic Christmas tree in the living room. Here are six suggestions on how to make your December just as awesome as the Christmas cookies you've committed to baking.

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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.

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Many people dream of escaping to warmer climates when darker days, wind, and autumn approaches – but not us. No, no. We’ll stay right here and indulge in all the goodness that Denmark has to offer. And we’re more than happy to share our autumn favorites with you. Here you go; culture, nature, cream, and coffee in abundance.

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There’s no excuse – today's Kegels are just waiting to be done. Because who wants to pee their pants just looking at a trampoline? And who doesn't want more out of their sex life? At Rudolph Care there are no pointed fingers – instead, we want to help you out with our new pelvic floor trainer; three teardrop-shaped balls, that help you tighten up inside – along with five tips to easily take care of your pelvic floor.

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"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.

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Oh no… Is summer coming to an end? Not if you ask us at Rudolph Care, model and medical student Clara Raundorf-Medina who lives in Copenhagen, or photographer and Stylist Elise Dumas, who lives in Paris. Here, they give their best tips on how to bring the feeling of summer with you, when autumn is lurking around the corner.

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We're thrilled to announce that Rudolph Care is now available in several Åhléns department stores across Sweden. To celebrate, we've put together a mini guide to five Swedish destinations that are definitely worth a visit, just a short trip across the bridge.

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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.

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The last time we met the two childhood friends from Southern Jutland, photographer Mads Schmidt Rasmussen and boarding school teacher Jens Jakob Ellegaard Petersen, they had returned from Lofoten and were embarking on new adventures with their surfboards leading the way, down under in Australia. Now, they are back in the Northern Hemisphere, taking a moment to reflect in the summer sun before the world and the wild nature they cannot live without ,calls on them once again. Because when the sun is shining, you must go out. And preferably, far out.

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Meet Marie Worsaae, creative consultant at Rudolph Care, esthetician and connoisseur of the good life. Marie looks to Italy for inspiration, a country she visits as often as possible. Rudolph Care caught up with Marie for a chat about what summer means to her, how to create magical memories in good company and with good ingredients, and how we can all bring a little piece of Italy to the north.

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This summer, Rudolph Care have partnered with the Danish skin experts at Hudkræftklinikken (Skin Cancer Clinic), so that together with you, we can become even more knowledgeable about the skin during and after a day in the sun. Read our interview with dermatologist Martin Glud, who shares his best advice on how to be safe and best protect your skin under the sun. Take a step into the shade – and read what the expert says. Your warm summer skin will thank you for listening.

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Simple skincare products, luxurious sunscreen, and sun-kissed skin on legs and arms. Summer has arrived, and the sun awaits us from the moment we wake up. We have asked Paola, Camille, and Malene to share their summer morning and beauty routine with us.

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The sun is shining, and it's time for moisturizing, nourishing care, and a good sunscreen. Read along as Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph shares her sun advice and summer favorites.

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Many women experience changes in their skin in correlation with the hormonal fluctuations of their menstrual cycle. It's possible that a single skincare routine throughout the month may not yield the desired results. Listen to your skin and discover what it’s telling you; what does it need more or less of? We spoke with our skincare expert, Camilla Schjelderup, about which products and ingredients you should reach for depending on the condition of your skin and where you are in your cycle.

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Too many women ignore the signals their body sends, even when they are loud and clear. But it is never too late to learn to listen to what the body is saying, says psychologist, yoga teacher and author, Laila Tórsheim. She believes that a woman's menstrual cycle holds a wealth of rewarding information that can make us softer, stronger and, not least, much smarter about our health, body and psyche.

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On Mother's Day, we pay tribute to motherhood in all its forms. There is no one way to be- or feel like a mother – or even to become one

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“How are you?” is perhaps the most frequently asked question Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph has been met with over the last two years. The answer is: It's going much, much better. For each new day. Thanks to new cancer research, advanced and intensive treatments, and endless care.

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We have spoken to our skin care expert, Camilla Schjelderup, who shares her advice on how to take care of our skin and prepare it for the spring sun.

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A walk in the anemone-filled forest, a breakfast table that slowly turns into a lunch table, a ray of spring sunshine and a mug of warm tea, time to read your book, good wine, Easter eggs, lunches with family and friends or a quiet moment just for you.

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The crispness, light and ease of spring ensure we blossom in step with the growing season. Rudolph Care has spoken with Fanny Morel, communications manager at Oh My Cream, Awa Malina Stelter, co-founder and designer of Operasport, and creative producer Emilie Guldbrandsen about how they welcome the season into their everyday lives and beauty routines – as well as where in Paris and Copenhagen they enjoy the first rays of spring sunshine.

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Meet the Iranian human and women's rights activist Aram Ostadian-Binai, founder and CEO of The Soulfuls Community, Mentorship and Consultancy.

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“I love tea. Tea gives me a feeling of doing something good for my body. Good tea lowers my pulse and sends my stressful thoughts to yoga with the soul. That’s why it was only natural for me to knock on the door of Mette Marie Kjær, founder of Sing Tehus, who is just nerdy about herbs, origins, nature, sustainability and social responsibility as I am. Fortunately, she let me into her world, and into the traditions and science behind a completely new tea blend," says Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph of Rudolph Care's new and warming collaboration with Mette Marie Kjær of Sing Tehus.

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With the launch of our new Firming Perfector Serum in 50 ml, created for experienced skin, we are focusing on the changes the female body undergoes in midlife.

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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.

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Author and journalist Annamette Fuhrmann (49) knew next to nothing about the menopause before she found herself in the middle of it and felt like a fourth division player who had been forced to play a World Cup final against 12 Messis. That made her take to her blog and Instagram account @fuhrmannshedetur where she shares her frustrations, milestones and experiences.

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With the launch of our new Firming Perfector Serum in 50 ml, created for experienced skin, we are focusing on the changes the female body undergoes in midlife.

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Anette Kristine Poulsen, beauty editor at the Danish nationwide newspaper Børsen and author of Seriously Better Skin, share her sun tips and experience with sun damage.

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Model Christine Sofie recently gave birth to her second child. Her usual morning and evening routines were suspended, her skin receives loving nourishment when there’s time for it, and she’s aware of not using strongly scented products. 

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Allerede i folkeskolen vidste Anemone Sejr, at skolesystemet med sine fastlagte regler og rammer ikke var noget, der var skabt til hende. Men hvordan ved man, om man er slået ind på rette vej, når man vælger at gå helt alene? Læs hele interviewet her.

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Food should not make you feel guilt or shame. Food is nourishment, energy and happiness, believes chef and cookbook author Nira Kehar who for nearly a decade managed the Chez Nini bistro in New Dehli. Read her story here.

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So closely tied, entangled in each other until you break free, become yourself and find your own path. How do mother and daughter understand each other when childhood is over and you are no longer one, but two?  Rudolph Care speaks with gender sociologist and owner of Mangfold, Cecilie Nørgaard, and her daughter, Nova Nørgaard, a student at The School of Design in Copenhagen, about what they see when they look at each other.  To mark the launch of our Firming Eye Mask, we focus on the eyes. On what they see when we look at those we care about. On getting older – what it brings and how it changes us — and on the things we pass on to the next generation.

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The women's movement isn't just a fight for equality between genders; it's a fight for equal opportunities for all. On the occasion of International Women's day on March 8th, Sunday Edit has asked film director Janne Giese, with a history in the Danish Red Stocking Movement, political chief consultant in LGBT+ Denmark Andreas Nielsen, and journalist Gisella Francisca about their take on the day. 

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Two childhood friends from Aabenraa, photographer Mads Schmidt Rasmussen and schoolteacher Jens Jakob Ellegaard Petersen packed a converted van with equipment and 10 packs of rye bread and drove up to the northern archipelago of Lofoten in Norway. The weather forecast determined whether it was going to be a day for surfing, snowboarding or hiking boots.

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So closely tied, entangled in each other until you break free, become yourself and find your own path. How do mother and daughter understand each other when childhood is over and you are no longer one, but two?  Rudolph Care speaks with gender sociologist and owner of Mangfold, Cecilie Nørgaard, and her daughter, Nova Nørgaard, a student at The School of Design in Copenhagen, about what they see when they look at each other.  To mark the launch of our Firming Eye Mask, we focus on the eyes. On what they see when we look at those we care about. On getting older – what it brings and how it changes us — and on the things we pass on to the next generation.

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Danish singer Coco Maja Hastrup Karshøj, aka Coco O., wants to do it all herself – and she can. She is done with putting her career in the hands of men who want to tell her who she must be – because the fun bit is being creative and developing is meaningful. Read the full interview here.

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Correspondent Eva Ravnbøl has lived in Italy for more than 30 years and is the author of the book, God is an Italian. Here she talks about what rational, efficient Danes can learn from the Italian approach to la dolce vita.

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For many, Mother’s Day is a beautiful day, but for those longing for motherhood it can be a tough day to get through. Sunday Edit spoke to fertility mentor Thilde Vesterby who has designed Yoga for Fertility, a course to help those who are on the fertility rollercoaster.

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Mette Marie Kjær, owner of Sing Tehus, decided 6 years ago that it was time to live out a dream of living in the country. She googled ‘rent a house in the country’ and stumbled upon Gjorslev Manor near Stevns – built in 1396 by Bishop of Roskilde Peder Jensen Lodehat. Here she has moved into the south wing with her boyfriend, three cats and a creative mix of antiques, Japanese minimalism, and a lot of color, ceramics and art. Sunday Edit went for a tea ceremony at the manor to learn how to whip up a foaming, creamy matcha.

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This year's Christmas print is a collaboration between graphic and visual artist Kristine Hellesøe and Rudolph Care founder Andrea Elisabeth Rudolph. It’s called Winter Poems and takes its cues from the ephemeral beauty and vulnerability of the Nordic winter. Right here you’ll find all Kristine Hellesøes thoughts on the Winter Poem print, crafts and winter fascination. 

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2022 will stand as a monumental year in my life, for better or for worse. A year ago, I was declared cancer free. It feels like a long time has passed, but also a short time.

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Dreaming of life, glow and circulation in your body? You can prolong or recreate the feeling of your winter swim at home. Only a few good products are needed – as well as a little of your time.

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