Knife 1004 - Essence Probio Cica toner with probiotics and centella 210 g

The skin carries an entire world on its surface — millions of beneficial bacteria and microbes known as the "skin microbiome." This microscopic world is the first line of defense, and your skin’s health depends on it more than you think. When the balance of this microbiome is disrupted, problems appear sequentially: irritation, redness, dryness, acne, sudden sensitivity to products you used without issues before. Essence Probio Cica Toner from Skin 1004 works on a principle that most toners do not address — restoring the skin’s microbiome balance. What is probiotics in skincare? The same concept you hear about in gut health — beneficial microorganisms that enhance the balance of the environment you live in. In skincare, probiotics strengthen the microbiome that forms the skin’s first barrier. What does this toner do? Rebuilds the barrier: The beneficial bacteria in the formula support the skin’s natural microbiome, making it stronger against external factors and harsh ingredients. Reduces chronic irritation: Many sensitive skin issues are due to microbiome imbalance. Restoring its balance means naturally less irritated skin — not because you calm it every day, but because it no longer needs calming at all. The Centella extract completes the work: The traditional ingredient the brand is known for works alongside to accelerate recovery from existing irritation, while probiotics prevent its return. Texture of the essence: Not a light toner nor a thick serum. A rich gel-like texture that adheres to the skin and releases its ingredients gradually. When will you notice the difference? In the second week: Less irritation in situations that previously caused it. In the first month: More resilient skin to other active ingredients. With continued use: Less sensitive skin and better response to external factors. Apply after cleansing on slightly damp skin. Morning and evening. Suitable for all skin types, especially sensitive and those experiencing recurrent irritation.