Skin Discipline by Zitsticka is a daily supplement that addresses breakouts from the inside out with a combination of vitamins, minerals, probiotics and fatty acids. The product is clinically proven to reduce common acne within 12 weeks, and it does so by reducing surface-level inflammation, balancing sebum levels and boosting skin-supporting bacteria.
The product itself boasts fresh, minty flavor and a cap-in-cap form that combines micronutrients with other potent ingredients to radically transform skin. For years, many consumers have relied on harsh topical treatments as a solution to clearing up acne but now, a new wave of supplements are helping to address skincare from the inside out, mainly with probiotics.
The daily supplement comes in a one-month supply and it can be ordered as part of a cost-saving subscription for ongoing support.
Probiotic Breakout Supplements
Zitsticka's Skin Discipline is a Supplement That Targets Breakouts
Trend Themes
1. Internal Skincare - The rise in probiotic supplements and other internal skincare products present opportunities for companies to create innovative products that improve skin health from the inside out.
2. Personalized Supplements - The use of probiotics and other ingredients tailored to individuals' microbiomes in supplements poses an opportunity for companies to develop personalized supplement offerings that target specific skin concerns.
3. Clinical Validation - The emphasis on clinical validation of the efficacy of internal skincare products provides an opportunity for companies to differentiate themselves by performing and touting the results of rigorous clinical trials.
Industry Implications
1. Beauty and Skincare - Beauty and skincare companies could incorporate probiotic supplements and other internal skincare options into their product lines to offer a comprehensive approach to improving skin health.
2. Wellness - The wellness industry could expand their offerings to include tailored probiotic supplements and other internal skincare products that address skin issues from the inside out.
3. Pharmaceuticals - Pharmaceutical companies could explore the use of probiotic supplements and other internal skincare products to address skin issues in a more targeted and possibly less invasive manner.