Miracne®
Multifunctional Treatment for Acne
Multifunctional 3-in-1 active ingredient, indicated to assist in acne treatment by reducing the acne-causing bacteria (Cutibacterium acnes), as well as minimizing redness associated with acne lesions and controlling sebum production.
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Vegan, natural and preservative-free product
Extracted from nature
The Miracne ingredient is 100% natural and vegan, approved by the Ecocert COSMOS certification guidelines. It is composed of propanediol, which has moisturizing properties and is great for hydrating the skin; xylitol, a powerful ally in long-term hydration; and caprylic acid, a powerful antibacterial and anti-inflammatory.

Effective treatment to get rid of acne
Miracne's action
Miracne is a 3-in-1 active ingredient that reduces the bacteria that cause acne (Cutibacterium acnes) and the redness associated with acne lesions. It also controls sebum production, eliminating the excess that causes skin inflammation.
Product-related terms
- anti-acne
- acne
- multifunctional
- oil reduction
- reduces redness
- sebum control
- anti-oiliness
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Miracne® and what is its multifunctional approach to acne care?
Miracne® is a multifunctional 3-in-1 active ingredient developed to provide a comprehensive approach to acne care.
It simultaneously targets three key factors involved in acne pathogenesis:
Rapid reduction of acne-associated bacteria (Cutibacterium acnes);
Control of sebum production through inhibition of the 5-alpha-reductase enzyme;
Reduction of redness and inflammatory acne lesions.
What is the INCI Name of Miracne®?
The INCI Name of Miracne® is Propanediol (and) Xylitol (and) Caprylic Acid.
Is Miracne® effective against different types of acne, such as adolescent acne, adult acne, and Maskne?
Yes. Miracne® has been validated for use in addressing adolescent acne in the T-zone (forehead, nose, and cheeks), persistent adult acne in the U-zone (chin and neck area), and Maskne in the O-zone (mechanical and inflammatory acne caused by occlusion, friction, and changes in the skin microenvironment associated with wearing protective face masks).




