Behind AURALYS is one person.
Michael Schwarzkopf bottles the For-Youth Face Elixir in Merseburg at every full moon. This is the story of how it came about.
Four chapters, one bottle.
How a personal search turned into skincare.
The journey
Long before the first bottle.
It didn’t begin with a business plan, but with a personal search for natural balance.
For more than ten years — long before AURALYS existed — Michael has been exploring the connections between energy, frequency and consciousness: through meditation, energy work and the study of traditional teachings of nature.
The research
Working with the materials themselves.
Over the years he devoted himself to gemstones, frequencies, herbalism and plant knowledge. Not only in books, but with his hands: with minerals, plant extracts and water.
Always with the same question: How do natural frequencies influence the body?
Shadow work
Balance, not perfection.
A central part of his path is shadow work in the tradition of Carl Gustav Jung — facing the unconscious parts that spiritual circles tend to skip over.
This inner work shapes AURALYS: honest integration instead of “good vibes only.”
The making
From research to bottle.
Over time, the wish grew for a skincare product in which all of this comes together: plants, minerals, water and frequency.
Several years of experimenting followed — with gemstones, copper spirals, different frequencies and combinations of plant-based active ingredients. The For-Youth Face Elixir is what remained in the end.
Instead of developing ever more products, we stick to four principles:
- Fewer products
- Bottled by hand
- Mindful production
- Small batches
A few words from me.
When you try AURALYS, you are holding the result of that journey. You don’t need to know more about me than that. — Michael Schwarzkopf, Founder · Love & Gratitude
AURALYS For-Youth Face Elixir
5.0 · 17 reviewsTwo to three pumps, morning and evening, gently patted in. Absorbs in under a minute and leaves no film. Centella, jiaogulan, niacinamide, biofermented hyaluronic acid, rosehip seed oil and rock rose — in organic aloe vera juice instead of water.