Bioderma Hydrabio Serum

Bioderma is a pioneering French dermo-cosmetic brand founded in the 1970s. Initially created by Jean-Noel Thorel, a pharmacist-biologist, the brand revolutionized skincare with the concept of 'ecobiology.' This approach views the skin as an ever-evolving ecosystem that interacts with its environment and needs to be supported rather than over-treated. One of its most famous innovations is the invention of micellar water, which has since become a global beauty standard.

Today, the brand's products, including the popular Hydrabio and Sensibio lines, are predominantly manufactured in France, specifically in the NAOS laboratories located in Aix-en-Provence. This central production site ensures that clinical standards and patented technologies, such as the Aquagenium complex, are strictly maintained for global distribution.