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Acne is a common skin problem that causes pimples, clogged pores and inflammation of the sebaceous glands. Here you will find a guide to common causes of acne and how you can achieve balanced skin with the right skincare routine, which will reduce pimples and prevent breakouts.
Probiotic concentrate that counteracts acne bacteria and strengthens the skin barrier.
799,00 NOKRoutine for acne-prone skin that reduces breakouts, clogged pores and strengthens the skin barrier.
1.467,95 NOKRoutine that reduces acne breakouts, soothes, and strengthens the skin's microbiome.
2.020,80 NOKAcne is often caused by several factors, such as increased sebum production, clogged pores and bacteria that trigger inflammation. Hormonal changes, stress and genetics can also contribute. The skin may be shiny in some areas but feel dry or sensitive in others. For more severe problems, we recommend that you contact a dermatologist.
The Complete Acne-prone Balance Kit is a complete skincare routine for those with acne-prone skin that is susceptible to blemishes, breakouts, and clogged pores. The products help to reduce impurities, soothe the skin, and strengthen the skin's microbiome for more balanced and long-term healthy skin.
Mineral Cleanser is a rich, mild, and hydrating cleansing cream that gently yet effectively removes dirt and makeup with the help of kaolin clay and skin's own oils, without drying out the skin. For all skin types. 50ml
Light Emulsion is a face cream with ectoin and niacinamide that moisturizes, controls shine, and reduces the appearance of pores. For oily/combination skin. 50ml
Azeretinal Concentrate with 0.1% retinal and 10% azelaic acid for acne-prone and oily skin, which helps reduce breakouts and clogged pores, diminish redness, soothe the skin, and even out skin tone. 30ml
Tribiotic Concentrate with three live probiotic bacterial strains that counteract acne bacteria, reduce oiliness, soothe the skin, and strengthen the skin barrier. Mix with your face cream to activate. 30 ml
Aggressive cleansing and drying products can make the skin feel drier and disturb its natural balance. A gentle and consistent routine often makes a bigger difference than many strong products. Cleanse your skin in the evening with a mild facial cleanser and then apply a concentrate with azelaic acid and retinal, such as Azeretinal Concentrate, which helps to even out skin tone and soothe visible breakouts. Finish with a light, moisturizing face cream.
When the UV index is above 2, sun protection is a good final step in your morning routine. Skincare can contribute to more balanced skin, but it does not replace medical treatment. If you have deep, painful, or prolonged acne breakouts, we recommend that you consult a doctor or dermatologist.
Our products are freshly made in small batches, are free from perfume and preservatives, and formulated with few, carefully selected ingredients without unnecessary additives. Some products are refrigerated to preserve the efficacy of sensitive ingredients. For those with acne-prone skin, this means a gentle skincare routine with ingredients that support the skin's microbiome and skin barrier.
A simple, gentle routine often makes the biggest difference. Start with a mild facial cleanser, follow with a concentrate like Azelaic Concentrate, and finish with a light moisturizing face cream. Choose products without unnecessary additives that help balance sebum production and strengthen the skin barrier, without drying out the skin.
A basic skincare routine for acne-prone skin consists of three steps: cleansing, an active concentrate, and moisturizing. Cleanse your skin in the evening, then apply the concentrate and face cream. In the morning, it is often sufficient to apply the concentrate and moisturizing skincare, and when the UV index is above 2, finish with sunscreen. Be consistent and give your skin time; it can take a few weeks before a new skincare routine yields results.
Yes. The right skincare can help to balance sebum production, soothe visible redness, and prevent blemishes, making the skin feel more balanced. However, skincare cannot cure acne. For more severe or persistent problems, we recommend that you contact a doctor or dermatologist.
Yes. A gentle facial cleanser helps remove sebum, sunscreen, makeup, and other impurities that can contribute to clogged pores. Avoid harsh, drying cleansers that can disrupt the skin's natural balance. Cleanse your skin in the evening and follow up with hydrating skincare. In the morning, rinsing your face with lukewarm water before applying your skincare is usually sufficient.
