Brand
Eucerin

Eucerin is a German dermocosmetics brand built on the century-old Eucerit emulsifier, the same innovation that later made Nivea Creme possible. Owned by Beiersdorf and sold alongside Nivea and Aquaphor, it focuses on moisturizers and treatments for dry, sensitive, and compromised skin, many enriched with urea, ceramides, and glycerin.
1900 (the Eucerit emulsifier was patented by Dr. Isaac Lifschutz; Eucerin was commercialized by Beiersdorf)
Dr. Isaac Lifschutz, who invented the Eucerit emulsifier, with dermatologist Paul Gerson Unna; commercialized by Beiersdorf (founded 1882)
Hamburg, Germany (Beiersdorf AG)
A dermocosmetics brand of Beiersdorf AG, the DAX-listed German company that also owns Nivea and Aquaphor.
Ownership and scale
Positioned as a dermatologist-recommended brand with more than 100 years of history. Beiersdorf is a multibillion-euro company, though a Eucerin-only revenue figure is not publicly broken out.
Brand timeline
1900
Isaac Lifschutz patents the Eucerit emulsifier, the technical basis for Eucerin
1911
Lifschutz sells the patent to Beiersdorf; Eucerin ointment is developed with dermatologist Paul Gerson Unna
1950
Eucerin pH5 launches, highlighting skin-pH balance
1977
The range extends into full-body care
1990s
Eucerin enters facial skincare for sensitive and damaged skin
Where to buy
Where to get the best offers
Look for large 16 oz jars and pharmacy sales at CVS, Walgreens, and Walmart, plus multipacks on Amazon, rather than brand-specific promo codes.
Eucerin products we have reviewed

Advanced Repair Cream
Eucerin
Key Ingredient
Urea (with ceramide and natural moisturizing factors)

Original Healing Rich Cream
Eucerin
Key Ingredient
Petrolatum

Roughness Relief Cream
Eucerin
Key Ingredient
Urea (10%)
Brand background is compiled from public sources. Ownership and valuation figures are reported acquisitions or valuations where disclosed; private brands are marked as not publicly disclosed. Prices and retailers change, so confirm on the brand's official page.