Microbiomes are microorganisms on the skin, these are also called skin flora.
They include mainly bacteria, but also fungi and viruses. 

On our skin, these microorganisms enter into a symbiosis that is beneficial for humans:
they form a protective layer for the skin. To maintain the protection provided by the
microbiome, the skin supplies the microbes with dead skin cells, sebum, sweat and
skin oils.

A healthy skin flora is characterized by the fact that the "good" or beneficial skin
bacteria are in the majority. These bacteria keep "bad" bacteria, which could harm
the skin, in check

The balance of our skin microbiome is essential for the health and appearance of the skin.
Microbiomes support the skin's ability to defend itself and regenerate. 
 

The tasks of the microbiome are composed of the following:

But what actually happens when the skin flora gets out of balance?
Normal and healthy skin has an intact skin protective barrier and a balanced skin microbiome.
If the microbiome is out of balance, the proportion of harmful bacteria increases. The result
can be itching or redness! Such an imbalance can have a strong impact on the condition of
the skin.

Probiotics are inactive (= non-reproducing) microorganisms that have a positive effect on the human
organism. The good bacteria attach themselves to our skin cells and form a natural protective shield.
In this way, pathogens that destroy our cells are warded off. The result: the skin looks healthier, can
regenerate undisturbed and looks fresh, plump and vital on the outside.

An original and optimal symbiotic combination: it not only triggers an improvement in the skin's appearance, but above all stimulates the skin's natural defense mechanisms (the skin's microbiological, physical and biological barriers) - for skin comfort and well-being.

Probiotics can be used for any skin type, but especially for sensitive skin.

Addition: Very sensitive skin is often recognized by its quick reaction to mechanical stimuli.
Stress and inner turmoil are also clearly visible in the form of irritation and redness, because
the skin is the mirror of the soul. 

Visually, it appears thin and not resilient. This skin appearance can also often be caused by a
not fully intact protective mantle of the skin, which makes it more susceptible to disease-causing
microorganisms and suffers from moisture loss.

Probiotics are living organisms or organism which can activate. For example, lactic acid bacteria.
Prebiotics are so-called nutrients for probiotics, such as fiber in the intestine. Mostly these are
not real organisms!