Spiritual Skincare — from one of Germany's oldest documented sanatoriums.
Merseburg, 9th century. Here, the Merseburg Incantations were recorded—some of the oldest surviving German healing spells, written down by monks who understood that healing does not work against nature, but with it. This conviction is the foundation of Auralys.
Order arises there, where it is attested.
The Merseburg Incantations are not myths – they are documents. Recorded by clerics who knew in Merseburg that the word creates order, that rhythm heals, and that nature knows no effect without a cause. Michael Schwarzkopf did not choose this location by chance. He researched for ten years before he understood why Merseburg is the place where Auralys is energized by hand – and nowhere else.
We believe in three things.
Not at twenty.
Most serums claim many things at once, yet prove few of them. We claim three things about this elixir and can disclose the sources and processes for each of them, because we don't want to hide them, we want to show them.
Water
If the water in your skin loses its molecular structure, neither the tenth cream nor the thirtieth active ingredient you layer on top will help, because the actual problem is not a lack of ingredients, but the missing order between the molecules that are already present. Aquaphotomics calls this state molecular chaos — and the way back is not through more active ingredients, but by helping the water learn to sort itself again.
Frequency
432 Hz is not an esoteric number, but a physically measurable sound frequency, for which Lindinger was able to show in a comprehensive meta-analysis in 2021 that water recrystallizes under its influence. Each of our batches is treated for three hours at precisely this frequency before the elixir flows into the bottles—because we don't just want to cite this scientific finding, but translate it into craftsmanship.
Moon
There are thirteen full moons in a year, and accordingly there are thirteen editions at Auralys — not because we wanted to work with artificial scarcity, but because the moon dictates the rhythm to which Michael has been working in the manufactory for ten years. Anyone who wants to order an edition does so at the full moon, or waits one lunar cycle for the next batch — because there simply won't be one before then.
Ten years of research, until one vial remained.
For me, Spiritual Skincare does not mean esotericism as a lifestyle accessory. It means that I trust nature to such an extent that I treat it as a partner – and not as a source of raw materials that I need to optimize. — Michael Schwarzkopf, Guardian and AlchemistThe manufactory in Merseburg
Not against the time. With her.
Anti-aging is a promise the industry has been unable to keep for thirty years—because it fights and loses against a natural process. Auralys doesn't fight. Auralys instead asks: What has the skin lost, and how does it get it back? The answer Michael found after ten years of research is so simple it's hard to sell: order. Water that flows again. Skin that remembers.
Thirteen messages a year. One per full moon.
Not a newsletter in the usual sense, but a moon message – thirteen times a year, each around the full moon. You'll find out what Michael observed in the manufactory, which edition will be energetically charged by hand next in Merseburg, and occasionally a thought he doesn't send to anyone else. Unsubscribe anytime without question.