Skin Microbiome & Probiotic Skincare – Clear, Calm Complexion

Your skin is home to billions of microbes. When balanced, they protect and calm your skin. When disrupted, they trigger acne, redness, and irritation.

🧪 Science Corner: What Is the Skin Microbiome?

The microbiome is a living shield — made of bacteria, fungi, and other microorganisms. It regulates inflammation, protects against pathogens, and supports barrier function.

🧼 Smart Beauty Tips: How to Support It

• Use gentle, pH-balanced cleansers
  
• Avoid over-exfoliation
  
• Apply serums with prebiotics and probiotics
  
• Moisturize with microbiome-friendly ingredients

🧬 Ingredient Focus: Prebiotics & Probiotics

Prebiotics feed good bacteria. Probiotics introduce beneficial strains. Together, they restore balance and reduce sensitivity.

✨ Discover Our Formula: Try Dr. Dermaluci Lab’s Microbiome Serum — with Prebiotics, Niacinamide, and Zinc PCA. Dermatologically tested and AIAB certified.

❓ FAQs

Q: Can microbiome imbalance cause acne?
A: Yes — it can trigger inflammation and clogged pores.

Q: Are probiotics safe for sensitive skin?
A: Yes — especially when combined with calming ingredients.

Q: How often should I use microbiome serums?
A: Daily, morning and night.

Q: Can I combine them with retinol?
A: Yes — apply probiotics in the morning, retinol at night.

Q: What’s the best cleanser for microbiome health?
A: pH-balanced, sulfate-free formulas.

Checklist

✅Supports microbiome balance
✅Reduces sensitivity and acne
✅Dermatologist-approved
✅Sustainable packaging

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