A 3-in-1 multifunctional active ingredient, shown to help in acne treatment by reducing the levels of acne-causing bacteria (Cutibacterium acnes). It also minimizes the redness associated with acne spots and controls sebum production.

Miracne®

Multifunctional alternative for skin blemish and acne-prone skin

A 3-in-1 multifunctional active ingredient, shown to help in acne treatment by reducing the levels of acne-causing bacteria (Cutibacterium acnes). It also minimizes the redness associated with acne spots and controls sebum production.

INCI Hygeaphos

INCI

Propanediol (and) Xylitol (and) Caprylic Acid

Concentra o (1)

% of Use

0,5 to 1

Aplicações

Applications

Emulsions, Serums, Nontransparent Gels, Toners and Transparent liquid soaps

Benefts

Benefits

Anti-acne , Results in 7 days , Reduces the bacteria that causes acne , Reduces skin oiliness

STL - Miracne

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.

STL 02 - Miracne

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

Related Formulations

Anti-acne Concentrated Treatment Gel

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Frequently Asked Questions

Miracne® is a multifunctional 3-in-1 cosmetic active designed to treat acne by targeting its main causes.

It acts on acne’s root causes by reducing bacterial proliferation, balancing the skin microbiota, and regulating oil production.

No. It targets the root causes of acne, helping rebalance the skin ecosystem.

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