Balanced Skincare Instead of “Fighting the Problem.”

Acne-prone skin is often treated like hostile territory that must be “defeated” with strong substances. However, an aggressive approach to fighting acne doesn’t always deliver the desired results and can even worsen the skin’s condition. Instead of trying to “dry out” acne, it’s worth focusing on balanced skincare that supports the skin’s natural regenerative processes and restores its balance.

Myth: You Need to “Dry Out” Acne – Why It Doesn’t Work

A common belief is that acne can be fought by drying out the skin. Overuse of drying substances such as alcohol or strong acids, however, can have the opposite effect. The skin becomes more sensitive, and its natural protective barrier is weakened. As a result, sebaceous glands start producing even more sebum, which worsens the acne problem.

How Excessive Use of Strong Substances (Alcohol, Acids, Antibacterial Agents) Damages the Microbiome

The skin microbiome plays a key role in maintaining skin health. Preserving the natural balance of microorganisms helps protect against harmful pathogens and maintain proper hydration. Frequent use of strong substances like alcohol or antibacterial agents can destroy the skin’s delicate bacterial flora, leading to dysbiosis. This results in greater susceptibility to inflammation, irritation, and worsening of acne symptoms.

What Does Balance in Acne Skincare Mean?

Balance in acne skincare means supporting the skin in its natural regenerative processes. Instead of relying on harsh substances, it’s better to choose ingredients that help rebuild the protective barrier, maintain hydration, and support the microbiome’s balance. Harsh measures like frequent chemical peels or drying out the skin can lead to long-term deterioration of skin health.

Probiotics as Allies in Restoring Microflora and Reducing Inflammation

Probiotics are ingredients that can help restore the skin’s microbiome balance. A particularly effective probiotic is Lactobacillus rhamnosus, which supports bacterial flora restoration and protects the skin against harmful microorganisms. Using probiotics in acne skincare can help reduce inflammation, speed up regeneration, and improve the skin’s resilience to external factors.

Example Ingredients That Work Together
with Probiotics (e.g., Niacinamide, Panthenol)

Niacinamide (vitamin B3) and panthenol are ingredients that work perfectly with probiotics, supporting the regeneration of acne-prone skin. Niacinamide has anti-inflammatory properties, reduces redness, and improves the skin’s protective barrier. Panthenol soothes and speeds up wound healing, which is especially important for acne-prone skin. Aloe vera can also be a valuable ingredient for hydration and reducing irritation.

How to Build Balanced Skincare for Acne-Prone Skin

Balanced acne skincare should be based on a few key principles:

Gentle cleansing – instead of harsh agents, choose mild makeup removal and cleansing that doesn’t disrupt the skin’s natural barrier.

Hydration and regeneration – moisturizing and regenerating ingredients such as panthenol or niacinamide help rebuild the skin and reduce inflammation.

Microbiome support – regular use of probiotics in skincare helps maintain microbial balance and protects against harmful bacteria.

Protection against external factors – acne-prone skin also needs protection from harmful effects of pollution or UV radiation. Proper sunscreens and protective cosmetics are recommended.

Trust Your Skin – and Give It Probiotic Support

Don’t fight acne – instead, support your skin in its natural regeneration process. Trust your skin and allow it to rebuild its microbiome balance by using innovative probiotic ingredients.

A New Generation of Cleansing with Microbiome Restoration Function

Lactee Probiotic Micellar Water

Lactee Micellar Water combines effective cleansing with microbiome support. Thanks to its innovative formula featuring a breast milk–derived probiotic, Lactee actively strengthens the skin’s defense mechanisms without disrupting its natural balance. It’s an ideal choice for sensitive, acne-prone, or atopic skin.

Mechanisms of action:

Cleansing without barrier disruption – micelles gently remove makeup and impurities, leaving skin fresh but not dry.

Probiotic protection – L. rhamnosus B/00379 strengthens the skin’s microbial immunity, limiting colonization by harmful microorganisms.

Soothing and regenerating action – niacinamide, panthenol, and aloe vera act anti-inflammatory and support the restoration of the hydrolipid barrier.