The second US introduction by popular European skincare brand, Gladskin, allows people to finally defy their genetics and target the real root of their redness: the skin microbiome.
In a recent national survey conducted by Gladskin, almost 70% of rosacea-prone or facial redness sufferers either, don t know at all (23%) or are not really sure (46%) about the root cause of their redness. When asked to choose, facial redness sufferers cited genetics as the #1 cause.
DNA is only partly to blame for irritating facial redness. A controllable trigger of facial redness is in the skin s microbiome, the community of bacteria and microorganisms that live on our skin. An unbalanced microbiome can give rise to the appearance of redness, bumps and blemishes for people with persistent facial redness and rosacea-prone skin.