ECOBIOLOGY AND YOUR SKIN

Ecobiology and acne-prone skin

From teenage years to adulthood, people with acne-prone skin have overactive oil glands and clogged pores.

Understanding acne-prone skin

Pimples, blackheads and other forms of acne are caused by an imbalance in the skin’s ecosystem, including the hypersecretion of sebum, aggravated by external factors such as inappropriate cosmetic products. It may cause low self-esteem and emotional distress.

NAOS ecobiological approach considers that helping the skin to restore its natural sebum production mechanisms is essential to providing long-term solutions that respect the skin.

Improve the quality of sebum and regulate its production

NAOS Research has developed several solutions targeting the biological causes of blemishes while also improving visible signs for long-lasting benefits.

The patented Fluidactiv™ technology combines two powerful antioxidants to improve sebum quality, by making it more fluid.

The SeboRestore technology helps inflammatory acne-prone skin by providing biological regulation to prevent the appearance of new lesions.

Acne mechanisms and solutions to improve it

Under the influence of internal and external factors, the sebaceous glands produce an excess of sebum (i.e. hyperseborrhoea).

This overproduction of sebum disrupts the skin's microbiome, leading to inflammation that causes acne lesions (comedones, inflammatory and retention lesions).

At NAOS, we offer ecobiological solutions for the care of acne-prone skin.

Consult a dermatologist for more severe cases.

Regaining the balance of acne-prone skin is a slow process.

To help skin’s natural mechanisms, use gentle cleansers, creams and sunscreens specially designed for acne-prone skin.

Teenagers and adults may require different skincare routines.

For occasional pimples, a localized treatment is all that’s needed.