ingredient guide
Current SeneGence formulas use distinct ferments for moisture, comfort and appearance care across face and body.
By SeneGence · 
Alan Kante, publisher · Updated
In the skin-type systems, Aspergillus Ferment runs through 3 in 1 Cleanser - Dry, DayTime Moisturizer - Dry and Evening Moisturizer - Dry; Lactobacillus Ferment joins 3 in 1 Cleanser - Normal to Dry and Glowify® Microbiome Serum Primer; and Bacillus Ferment sits in 3 in 1 Cleanser - Normal to Oily, DayTime Moisturizer - Normal to Oily and Evening Moisturizer - Normal to Oily, from an acid-loving microorganism of Spain’s Rio Tinto. NeoTight™ Eye Serum carries a different Bacillus Ferment under the same label name, from a salt-tolerant bacterium of the Es Trenc salt flats; see the NeoTight Eye Serum guide. Advanced SenePlex+® Renewal Serum with Retinol carries Bacillus/Folic Acid Ferment Filtrate Extract. Collagen Firming Night Pak brings Lactobacillus Ferment Lysate, which supports a supple feel in dry-looking skin, together with Saccharomyces Lysate. Climate Control Body Recovery Mist carries Alteromonas Ferment Extract for soothed-feeling skin, and Fresh Roll-On Deodorant uses Saccharomyces Ferment Filtrate, the filtered yeast ferment that supports underarm moisture and comfort. The Microbiome Restorative Evening Moisturizer Refill Pod holds the same Lactobacillus/Punica Granatum Fruit Ferment Extract and Lactobacillus Ferment as Microbiome Restorative Evening Moisturizer. Aspergillus Ferment and Bacillus Ferment each bring their own appearance research, explained in the Aspergillus Ferment guide and the Normal to Oily Bacillus Ferment guide.
Ferments across Dry, Normal-to-Dry and Normal-to-Oily skincare, NeoTight™ Eye Serum, Advanced SenePlex+® Renewal Serum with Retinol, Glowify® Microbiome Serum Primer, Night Pak, body mist, deodorant and the evening refill pod