Package for dry and acne-prone skin
An effective combo for dry or balanced skin with a tendency to acne. The serum moisturizes the skin and effectively protects against problematic bacteria that create impurities and pimples - without irritating, drying out or compromising skin health.
- Reduces pimples and impurities
- Improves skin health and appearance
- Good for dry or balanced skin (for oily skin, see oil for acne-prone skin)
- Inhibits redness and irritation
Along with the mild, prebiotic cleanser that contains nutrition that feeds the probiotic bacteria, you get a good starting point for healthier skin and a balanced microbiome.
The package includes: 1 Serum for acne-prone skin & 1 Prebiotic cleanser.
Ingredients
Please refer to individual product pages for list of ingredients.
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Crystals with probiotics
The fine crystals in the serum and oil contain the probiotics. They will dissolve upon contact with your skin to release the good bacteria.
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How to use
Cleanser: Wet the skin with luke-warm water and massage a few drops of the cleanser onto the skin. Rinse thoroughly with luke-warm water.
The cleanser is oil-based and free from sulphates which is why it doesn’t foam. It will remove dirt and most make-up. Avoid contact with eyes. Suitable for the face and body (but not the intimate area).
Serum: Apply a small amount of probiotic serum to clean skin, and gently spread the product evenly, in a thin layer. The serum can be used both on the face and body. -
Avoid skincare with preservatives
Let probiotic products absorb into the skin for 30 minutes before applying other products, like sunscreen or make-up, that are water-based.
All water-based products contain preservatives designed to kill bacteria—also the good ones. -
Store probiotics cool until first use
When unopened, keep the probiotic serum in the fridge (2-8 °C) to maximize shelf-life.
Once opened, store the product at room temperature. The product will maintain maximum efficacy for the first three months after opening.
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