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What Do Probiotics Actually Do for Your Skin? An Expert Explains All

Yes, they really are just as good for your skin as they are for your tummy
Biossance, a high-tech skin care brand whose products have all earned Sephora's "Clean" seal, has a selection of probiotic-infused products, including this gel moisturizer. Thanks to the hyaluronic acid-packed gel texture, it's ultra-lightweight, yet still majorly hydrating. And the probiotics (Lactococcus ferment lysate, in this case) help balance skin and keep it calm.

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Kitchen says that probiotics are especially good for people with skin conditions like acne and rosacea. This color-correcting foundation is specially designed to help manage redness with a cocktail of calming ingredients such as probiotic Lactobacillus ferment, meaning it protects as it perfects.

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Elizabeth Arden's probiotic-infused line has enjoyed a great deal of popularity and the latest addition to the lineup is a winner, too. The paper-thin hydrogel mask is a treat for skin, brightening, firming and refreshing in a matter of minutes.

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This budget-friendly moisturizer combines the skin-brightening properties of vitamin C and probiotics to excellent effect. Made with a probiotic complex (which includes Lactobacillus), it's great for sensitive skin (and it also happens to smell amazingly citrusy).

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Recently name-checked by actor Kiernan Shipka as a skin care fave, this mask gently exfoliates with lactic acid, while also adding back in hydration with ingredients like shea butter. Lactobacillus/Lemon peel ferment extract further helps to balance skin with this luxurious, natural mask.

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BY ROSIE NARASAKI | OCT 24, 2018 | SHARES
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