AT A GLANCE

  • WHAT IT IS

    Postbiotics are short chain fatty acids that are simply byproducts from probiotics.
  • WHAT IT DOES

    In skincare, postbiotics can help strengthen the microbiome of your skin and clear away acne.
  • HOLY GRAIL PRODUCTS

    Zitlox Salicylic Acne Gel, High Endurance Creme

Achieving Healthy Skin Microbiome with Postbiotics

What is the skin microbiome?

The skin microbiome is the physical layer of skin that protects you from the outside world. It is a delicate ecosystem of bacteria living within the skin's protective layer.

If clear skin seems elusive for you, perhaps you should start using postbiotics to win the fight against acne. Postbiotics are byproducts created by probiotics. They help improve your skin’s microbiome which teems with bacteria.

What does research say about using postbiotics for healthy skin microbiome?

When skin is properly balanced, the good bacteria are in charge. But when things are amiss, that’s when you’ll see skin problems like acne, among other things, come into play. Using postbiotics can help strengthen your skin’s microbiome and improve the clearness and clarity of your skin. 

A study published in September of 2020 noted a significant improvement when comparing blackheads and whiteheads, among other papules. With the use of postbiotics, particularly bacillus ferment, it delivers the equivalent results to benzoyl peroxide while outranking it in reducing sebum secretion. In other words, it helps cut down on oily and greasy skin while bringing your skin’s microbiome back into harmony. 

What are the benefits of using Postbiotics in skincare?

While you can’t see them, you’re never fully alone since your face is covered with an ecosystem of bacterial microbes. When your skin is healthy, it has a diverse population of varied microbes living there. This diversity is crucial for fighting off pathogens and mitigating the effects of air pollution. Should your skin lack a varied number of microbes, you’re bound to see more inflammatory conditions, including acne. 

Even though postbiotics are a waste product of probiotics, these are created by fermentation. When they ferment, they create peptides, amino acids, and enzymes. This is why postbiotics are so hydrating and anti-inflammatory for the skin. Additionally, they can strengthen your skin’s natural barrier to improve its overall health and keep it clear. 

Best Skincare Products with Tea Tree Oil for Acne

If you want to start using postbiotics for acne, try Zitlox Salicylic Acne Gel, Sonage’s new amazing acne spot treatment. It joins salicylic acid, melaleuca tree oil, and postbiotics to help clear breakouts away and repair skin. 

The probiotics used in this formulation are bacillus ferment extract which serves as a potent antioxidant to protect and reduce inflammation. On top of fighting those pathogens away that dare to disturb the harmony in your skin’s microbiome, it also reduces the formation of advanced glycation end-products known as AGEs so that your skin tone improves. Dab it on your breakouts and follow with Sonage’s High Endurance Crème to give your skin a smoothed, soothed, and cleared appearance that will restore your confidence again. 

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