Weyergans
Retail brand
- Products tracked
- 2
Overview
What Weyergans covers.
Weyergans is a German family-run brand specializing in functional cosmetology, professional apparatus cosmetics, and dietary supplements aimed at skin health, longevity, and systemic well-being. The company develops scientifically grounded treatment systems distributed through professional beauty institutes and health facilities worldwide. Its product portfolio addresses various skin and body care needs, including anti-aging, sensitive skin care, and specialized lymphatic and cellulite treatments.
- Talio tracks 2 products for Weyergans.
- Positioned as a challenger brand.
- Tracked products include collamin liquid 1000 ml and styler tea loose 100g.
- Ingredients declared most often across its range: anthocyanin, aroma and citric acid.
- Headquartered in Germany.
- Talio tracks 957 food and beverage companies headquartered or distributing in Germany. Browse Companies in Germany
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Products
2 of 2 products Talio tracks for Weyergans.
collamin liquid 1000 ml
waterprotein hydrolysatecitric acidaromaanthocyaninpotassium sorbatesodium cyclamatesaccharinstyler tea loose 100g
mategreen tealapachorooibo
Most-used ingredients
FAQ
Questions this page answers.
What does Weyergans do?
Weyergans is a food and beverage brand based in Germany, tracked in Talio's food and beverage intelligence platform.
What products does Weyergans make?
Talio tracks 2 products for Weyergans, including collamin liquid 1000 ml and styler tea loose 100g.
Is this the full Talio record?
No. This page is a public preview; proprietary metrics and workflow features remain inside authenticated Talio.
Proprietary metrics remain in authenticated Talio.
