FROM VEGETABLE TO REVOLUTIONARY SKINCARE PRODUCTS
After 2 years of extensive R&D, we are now ready to launch our Rescue Serum for Acne-prone Skin! The product combines 2 live probiotic bacteria...
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"I am loving the serum. My skin is incredibly smooth and although I have got an odd blemish here & there since it isn't as bad as what it was."
Stephanie, Sep. 2020.
“I have been dealing with dry and extremely itchy skin since I was a child. After I started using Bak skincare my skin feels less dry and almost doesn't itch anymore."
Anja, Oct. 2020.
"I honestly enjoyed having a simple routine and my skin felt and looked really good so I didn’t miss anything. Overall I felt like my skin was less dry and more resistant."
Ida, Jun. 2020.
"I have been testing the serum for 2 weeks now and I am very excited :) It has really made a difference for my skin. it has calmed down and feels much better."
Merete, Feb. 2020.
"I tested the acne serum as a part of a study and my skin started to look better after a few days already. Now I use it almost every day and I have way fewer pimples than before."
Kristian, Mar. 2020.
Daily Skin Care
Scientific development and production in Denmark
Based on research
Developed and manufactured by Danish biotech company Lactobio, Bak Probiotic Skincare is based on our own research into new, probiotic bacteria strains and a research collaboration with Bispebjerg Hospital's dermatological department.
Patented bacterial strain
Lactobacillus plantarum LB244R & LB356R
In the process of developing Bak Probiotic Skincare, our team of microbiologists, biotechnologists and biochemists have isolated more than 1000 new lactic acid bacteria. From this selection, our patented strain Lactobacillus plantarum* LB244R has been selected for a superior ability to balance the microbiom and the pathogenic skin bacterium Staphylococcus aureus. Lactobacillus plantarum LB356R binds to C. acnes and reduces pimples and impurities - without irritating, drying or impairing skin health.
*Lactobacillus plantarum is listed as GRAS (Generally Recognized as Safe) in the US and as QPS (Qualified Presumption of Safety) in the EU.
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