KMH Moor-Kosmetik

KMH Moor-Kosmetik is operated by Kurmittelhaus Bad Freienwalde GmbH, the spa-supplies house of Bad Freienwalde in Brandenburg — a town whose own official “Moorkurstadt” identity is built around a local moor deposit. The line’s marketing centers on moor’s mineral and trace-element content, which the company describes as penetrating deep into skin, a claim consistent with how German Moorheilbad towns typically position their own moor cosmetics lines as an extension of the local spa’s therapeutic material.

KMH Moor-Kosmetik is a Germany brand built around whole moor.

Peat from Germany is mainly lowland fen peat and raised bog peat. Peat — the organic sediment itself — is used in treatments like peat balneotherapy, peat body wraps, and peat mud pack, most often explored for psoriasis, back pain (chronic low back pain), joint inflammation (osteoarthritis, rheumatic conditions), and eczema (atopic dermatitis). See our evidence library for the studies.