Why Climate Matters
The missing element in skincare has always been climate.
Your environment influences how your skin looks, feels and functions. Your skincare should account for it.
Dry / alpine
Cold. Dry. Windy.
Low humidity, cold air and indoor heat can leave skin asking for more.
humid / coastal
Heat. Humidity. Salty air.
Lightweight hydration meets warm days, moisture-rich air and coastal living.
Temperate / Seasonal
Always changing.
Shifting temperatures and transitional months call for a little more flexibility.
YOUR CLIMATE, YOUR ROUTINE
Different conditions ask different things of your skin.
Our Climate Rituals make it simpler to choose products for the environment you live in.
Current conditions
Built for dry air. And changing weather.
MOISTURE BOOST™
Cold Climate Moisturizer
Rich, breathable moisture for cold, dry conditions and the seasonal shifts that leave skin wanting more.
CLIMATE RITUALS
Your routine, curated for where you live.
Start with the environment around you. Each ritual brings together the products we recommend for those conditions, morning and night.
The world around you changes your skin.
We formulate for that.
20+ years in the treatment room
Formulated from experience
Atmosphera grew from more than 20 years of hands-on experience with skin. That experience continues to shape how we formulate today, looking beyond skin type to consider the conditions skin is actually living in.
The climate journal
What If Your Skin Type Isn’t the Whole Story?
It isn’t about making skincare more complicated. It’s about making it more intuitive.
Why I’ve Always Believed Less Can Be More in Skincare
When I created Atmosphera, I wanted every product to have a clear purpose and ideally do more than one job.
Why Your Skincare Might Feel Different When the Weather Changes
This is one of the reasons I’m a big believer in paying attention to your skin
Summer vs Winter: What 20 Years of Treating Skin Has Taught Me
After 20 years of working hands on with skin, one thing is clear. Skin never behaves the same way year-round. In the summer, I see...