Skin microbiome modulation
The use of skin personal care products on a regular basis has been ubiquitous for many decades, but until recently, skincare did not recognize the importance of maintaining a healthy skin microbiome, which we now know is key to lasting skin health.
Meanwhile, a seemingly increasing range of skin conditions such as dermatitis, psoriasis, rosacea or acne continues to plague us.
The skin microbiome consists of billions of microorganisms living right there on your skin. This microbiome is critical for healthy skin.
Your skin microbiome is your best friend
Cutibacterium acnes is a sentinel of a healthy skin microbiome
Cutibacterium acnes is naturally the most abundant bacterial species on healthy skin and accounts for more than 90% of the bacterial population of pilosebaceous units. It is the cornerstone of a healthy skin microbiome.
S-Biomedic identified the good guys, specific strains, that are ideally suited for your skin type or skin conditions. These C. acnes strains are carefully selected for their ability to produce beneficial effects for skin health, either directly or indirectly with their metabolites."
Targeted skin microbiome modulation
Our vision is to “work with the skin” as nature intended it. We use targeted skin microbiome modulation to address imbalances in the microbiota. For such dysbiotic situations, we use specifically selected C. acnes strains that are naturally present on the skin, an as yet unique and innovative approach to skin health. For us, it’s all about the science and our pioneering focus on the skin microbiome. Because we believe in its innate power, we are committed to bringing forward effective skincare solutions with true living probiotics and their postbiotics.
High-performance technology platform
Our expert and unique mechanistic insights are driving the discovery of skin-natural pro- and postbiotic active ingredients.
Clinically Proven: Effective and Safe
We have consistently demonstrated the safety & efficacy of our Living Skin Probiotics in over 15 clinical studies so far. These include double blind randomized placebo-controlled studies with large numbers of volunteers.
