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Problem skin: what it is
Problem skin is usually considered to be skin prone to inflammation, rashes, oily shine, enlarged pores, formation of post-acne and blackheads. Such skin can occur not only in adolescence, but also in adults - especially during periods of hormonal changes, stress or in response to internal imbalances. Problem skin is often accompanied by hyperseborrhea (excessive sebum production), microbiome imbalance, increased sensitivity, and decreased barrier function.
Despite the variety of manifestations, problem skin has one common denominator—impaired physiological processes at the level of the epidermis and sebaceous glands. Treating this skin type requires comprehensive care aimed not only at eliminating symptoms, but also at preventing their future occurrence.
Problem Skin Care
Effective treatment of problem skin requires a systematic and scientifically based approach. Modern dermatological recommendations highlight three key areas of care:
Cleansing (elimination of impurities and excess sebum)
The foundation of care is regular cleansing aimed at removing sebum, impurities, and microorganisms that provoke inflammatory processes. It's important to use gentle surfactants (surfactants) that don't disrupt the skin's hydrolipid barrier. Aggressive cleansing can trigger compensatory sebum hypersecretion and worsen inflammation.
Regulation of skin functions (sebum regulation and hydration)
Disruption of sebaceous gland function and transepidermal water loss (TEWL) are common symptoms of problem skin. A comprehensive skincare routine should include sebum-regulating ingredients such as niacinamide and zinc, which can reduce sebum activity and minimize the risk of comedogenesis. At the same time, it is necessary to maintain optimal skin hydration levels, including with low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid, which can penetrate the deep layers of the dermis and help restore physiological water balance.
Barrier Function Restoration and Anti-Inflammatory Support
Damage to the stratum corneum of the epidermis leads to a decrease in the skin's protective functions, increased permeability, and vulnerability to pathogens. Skin care products for problem skin should contain ingredients that promote skin barrier regeneration, such as peptides, amino acids, or sulfur derivatives (e.g., methylsulfonylmethane). They promote tissue repair, reduce inflammation, and lighten post-inflammatory hyperpigmentation.
Serum for problem skin
Serum for problem skin is a product that contains a high concentration of active ingredients aimed at eliminating inflammation, narrowing pores, lightening post-acne, normalizing sebum secretion, and solving other specific problems.
As part of the Serum PRO collection, the LIBREDERM brand has developed a highly effective formula for serum for skin with imperfections "Hyalur Zn", aimed at comprehensive support of problem skin. Its main advantages are its clinically proven formula and light texture.
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What is included in the composition
The formula of the Hyalur Zn serum is a harmonious combination of five key components, each of which acts in synergy:
Niacinamide (vitamin B3) 10% is one of the most studied dermatological ingredients. It reduces the severity of inflammation, lightens pigmentation, evens out skin texture, tightens pores and strengthens the barrier function of the epidermis.
Zinc (Zinc PCA) is an active substance that regulates the secretion of the sebaceous glands and has antibacterial properties. It inhibits the growth of Propionibacterium acnes, a microorganism that causes acne.
Hydrolyzed milk proteinsare peptides that normalize sebum production.
Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM)is an organic sulfur compound known for its anti-inflammatory and lightening properties. It promotes healing of the skin after acne, relieves redness and fights hyperpigmentation.
Low molecular weight hyaluronic acid is a powerful moisturizing component that can penetrate into the deep layers of the dermis, saturating them with moisture and stimulating the production of its own hyaluronic acid.
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Efficiency
Hyalur Zn serum has a complex effect:
reduces the number of inflammatory elements;
normalizes sebum production;
improves skin texture and tone;
prevents the formation Post-acne;
Deeply moisturizes and restores the protective barrier.
The serum has a light, quickly absorbed texture that does not leave a sticky film and does not weigh down the skin, making it ideal for daily use. It is recommended to apply the product in the evening, after the cleansing stage, locally to areas with pronounced imperfections or evenly over the entire surface of the face - depending on the clinical picture and individual characteristics of the skin.
How to choose a serum for problem skin
When choosing a serum for problem skin, you need to consider several factors:
Composition. Look for formulas with anti-inflammatory and sebum-regulating components. Moisturizing and skin barrier-restoring substances are also a must - they protect the skin from drying out and irritation. (for example, niacinamide, zinc, salicylic acid, as well as hyaluronic acid, peptides, ceramides).
Absence of comedogenic ingredients. A high-quality serum should not provoke clogged pores and new breakouts. LIBREDERM products are dermatologically tested and meet high safety standards.
Release form and texture. For problem skin, lightness, rapid absorption, and comfort during application are important. Hyalur Zn serum is water-based and oil-free, making it ideal for oily and combination skin.
Age and individual skin characteristics. The mechanism of acne development in adolescence and adulthood is different, but Hyalur Zn serum is universal – it is suitable for any age and all skin types.
Using products with scientifically proven effectiveness, such as LIBREDERM Hyalur Zn, allows for targeted action on the underlying mechanisms of skin imperfection development, helping to restore barrier function, normalize sebum regulation, and improve the overall condition of the skin. This is not just an element of aesthetic care, but a full-fledged contribution to its physiological health.