Natural lysate of probiotic bacteria (Probiotic lysate (Bifida ferment lysate))
INCI: Bifida Ferment Lysate
Bacterial lysate for the care of skin that reacts easily
Good evidence: randomised trials
At a glance
- Suits
- Sensitive and reactive skin
- Helps with
- Sensitive skin, Skin resilience
- Pairs well with
- Centella reversa, Panthenol
What can natural lysate of probiotic bacteria help with?
Sensitive skin
In a trial involving 66 women with sensitive skin, the skin became less sensitive after two months in those who used a cream containing Bifidobacterium longum lysate.[1]
Skin resilience
In the same trial, the skin of women using the lysate cream tolerated physical and chemical stress better than that of those using the control cream.[1]
How it works
How to use it
- Use Essence Lotion after cleansing and before serum.
- Apply Peptide Repair Serum in the evening.
- Finish with cream.
Frequently asked questions
Probiotics are live microorganisms with a documented beneficial effect in the right amount. In skincare, the term is also used for products containing bacterial lysates.
No, in our products we use broken-down bacteria in the form of a lysate.
No. Lactic acid bacteria are a group of bacteria, and some are used as probiotics. Bifidobacteria are another group.
Prebiotics are substances that beneficial microorganisms can use as nourishment. Probiotics are the live microorganisms themselves.
Lysates are used in products for sensitive skin. Try a new product on a small area first if your skin reacts easily.