AlmaDerm

AlmaDerm is a family workshop in Kladanj, at the foot of Mount Konjuh. It has been running since 2013, and every jar carries the same handwritten address: work done in the morning, finished by evening at a single work table.

Where the raw material comes from

The conifer, immortelle and sage essential oils are gathered in the forests around Konjuh. They are distilled on site — the steam is not rushed, and distillation takes as long as it takes. Beeswax, honey and propolis come from beekeepers whose names they know.

Small batches, not a large stock

Every batch is limited and lasts as long as the raw material does. So a product is sometimes out of stock: there was nothing to reorder from, because nothing arrives from a big silo. The formula is not changed with the season.

By hand, and that is what it costs

Oils, beeswax and honey are combined by hand, in batches small enough for one work table. The products carry ISO and GMP certification — the piece of paper confirming what the hands already knew.

Who it is for

For skin that reacts to everything else that is offered to it. There are no perfumes that stay on the skin for days, and no ingredient whose name they cannot pronounce. That is also why the range is small: only what the workshop actually made while it was open.