We asked Kitchen about the different types of probiotics out there and he recommended Lactobacillus ferment, which is derived from Lactobacillus, a lactic acid bacteria. This probiotic ingredient is used in many HydroPeptide formulations, including the popular Power Serum Line Lifting Transformation — fitting, since it's been shown to boost collagen production while also providing antioxidant protection.
Kitchen pointed out that probiotics are good for brightening skin and reducing hyperpigmentation. This serum harnesses that powerful effect, combining probiotics like Lactococcus ferment lysate with exfoliating fruit enzymes to really turn up the wattage on your glow factor.
Though this technically contains prebiotic ingredients, as opposed to probiotic ones (meaning, it helps promote healthy bacteria rather than actually containing them), this popular moisturizer is still designed to have many of the same positive effects. As with probiotic skin care products, it helps to balance the skin, while also promoting a healthy skin barrier, making it great for people with sensitive skin or conditions like acne, rosacea or eczema.
If you're interested in probiotic skin care products, the entire Tula line is worth checking out — the whole brand is based around probiotic ingredients. This one is made with a blend of Lactobacillus probiotics and glycolic acid, meaning it brightens and clarifies skin. Plus, it also contains hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid, so you don't have to worry about drying out your complexion.
This handy face mist contains Kitchen's favorite probiotic — Lactobacillus ferment. That, together with a blend of skin-firming peptides, protecting antioxidants and calming niacinamide make it a great choice for balancing and refreshing your complexion.
