Bacillus Ferment is derived from acidophilic bacteria. In a study, a chitosan nanogel treated with Bacillus subtilis showed particularly wound-healing properties. (1)

According to the manufacturer, Bacillus Ferment increases the skin's moisture supply by reducing transepidermal water loss. It strengthens the skin barrier by upregulating lipids and genes associated with the stratum corneum. In addition, it protects the keratinocytes from drying out and ensures the regeneration and repair of the skin by reducing redness and increasing the firmness and elasticity of the skin. (2)

The core of our products is made up of ingredients whose efficacy has been demonstrated in scientific research. In the development process, we have also become aware of some active ingredients for which there is not yet a broad study base, but there are already promising findings. All ingredients used are of course compliant with the EU Cosmetics Regulation, and a safe, skin-friendly application is always ensured. This also includes Bacillus Ferment, through the addition of which we have noticed a significant, positive impact on the results of our products. Research is an ongoing process in which new ingredients with potential are continuously discovered. Our mission is to always develop the most innovative formulations, which is why we have also incorporated novel, exciting ingredients such as Bacillus Ferment into some products – in addition to the evidence-based active ingredient base. Our ingredient lexicon is regularly checked for up-to-dateness and new study bases and adjusted accordingly.

(1) Ashoori, Y.,Mohkam, M.,Heidari, R.,Abootalebi, S. N.,Mousavi, S. M.,Hashemi, S. A.,Golkar, N.,& Gholami, A. (2020). Development and in vivo characterisation of probiotic lysate-treated chitosan nanogel as a novel biocompatible formulation for wound healing. BioMed Research International, 2020, 8868618.

(2) Manufacturer information