Gladskin is based on breakthrough science three billion years in the making.

Nature designed your skin with a built-in security system—your skin microbiome. Just like your gut, your skin has an active microbiome—the good and bad bacteria that live on its surface.

When the bacteria on your skin are in balance, your body naturally produces all the nutrients it needs to be healthy. When bad bacteria outnumber the good, inflammatory skin conditions like eczema and facial redness can arise.

Meet Micreobalance®, our smart protein.

Micreobalance® is Gladskin’s patented enzyme that defends against flare-causing bacteria and creates a healthy environment for good bacteria to thrive.

Scientifically speaking, Micreobalance® is an endolysin. Endolysins are present everywhere on earth and act as nature's superheroes, keeping the balance of bacteria on the skin microbiome in check.

The life of an eczema flare

1 During a flare, bad bacteria outnumber the good
2 Gladskin with Micreobalance™ is applied
3 After Gladskin with Micreobalance™, healthy microbiome and healthy skin are restored

According to a recent study published in the Journal of Drugs in Dermatology, patients between 7 months and 57 years of age with mild to moderate eczema, using a formula with Gladskin’s Micreobalance® ingredient at least once a day for two weeks reported reduced symptom severity like itchiness, redness, and tingling, while decreasing sleep loss, in virtually all subjects. 

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Why dermatologists recommend Gladskin

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“It is a magic bullet that has almost no collateral damage, and is incredibly safe.”

Peter Lio, MD

Board-Certified Dermatologist; Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology & Pediatrics, Northwestern University School of Medicine

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"I would recommend anybody who has eczema to try Gladskin."

Peter Lio, MD

Board-Certified Dermatologist; Assistant Clinical Professor of Dermatology & Pediatrics, Northwestern University School of Medicine

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"Gladskin is in a category of its own."

Dr. Julie Russak

New York Times "Superdoctor" and Professor of Dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital