Nivea Creme moisturizing cream

NIVEA is one of the world's most recognized skincare brands, famous for its signature blue tin. The Nivea Creme was first introduced in 1911 by Beiersdorf, after the discovery of Eucerit, an emulsifier that allowed oil and water to be bound into a stable cream for the first time.

Today, the brand is owned by Beiersdorf AG, a German multinational corporation headquartered in Hamburg. While the brand remains German in origin and management, products are manufactured in various locations globally to serve regional markets. For instance, products sold in Europe are often made in Germany or Spain, while products in South America are frequently produced in Brazil or Chile to optimize logistics and local demand.