We recommend that you support your skin from the outside with care products that are optimally tailored to acne and impurities. You can also balance your hormone levels from the inside out with optimal nutrient supplements.

In adult acne, both elevated testosterone levels and low estrogen levels can cause or worsen the symptoms. For this reason, skin problems often occur after hormonal contraception has been discontinued or during periods of life with low estrogen levels, z.B. Pregnancy and breastfeeding or in the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle.

Another factor influencing skin health is stress. The body reacts to ongoing internal and external stress by releasing stress hormones, which increase the skin's sebum production.

Acne is always accompanied by a disturbed skin barrier. Here, due to the constant inflammation, the skin's ability to regenerate reaches its limits. This effect is intensified by care products that are not optimally adapted to the structure and needs of damaged skin.

Stress, an unfavorable lifestyle or other causes also affect the estrogen and progesterone balance. They can lead to cycle irregularities, the typical symptoms of PMS or menstrual problems.