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Professional Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial with Lysozyme for Blemish-Prone Skin

Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial with Skin for Life’s proprietary LSS™ Delivery System (Life Sustaining System) is an advanced professional treatment formulated to support oily, congested, and blemish-prone skin. Developed for licensed estheticians, medical spas, dermatology practices, and advanced skincare professionals, this specialized formula combines the antibacterial properties of Lysozyme with Skin for Life’s oxygen infusion technology to promote a healthier-looking complexion without unnecessary irritation.

At the core of the formula is Lysozyme, a naturally occurring enzyme derived from egg whites that has long been recognized for its ability to help reduce gram-positive bacterial activity on the skin. Combined with the proprietary LSS™ Delivery System, this professional formulation helps create an environment that supports clearer-looking skin while maintaining the skin’s natural barrier and minimizing visible redness associated with congested complexions.

Professional Support for Oily, Congested, and Acne-Prone Skin

Managing blemish-prone skin requires more than simply treating visible breakouts. Professional skincare focuses on maintaining a healthy skin barrier, regulating excess surface oil, minimizing congestion, and supporting overall skin balance. Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial helps prepare the skin for oxygen activation while promoting a cleaner, balanced environment that complements comprehensive acne management programs.

This treatment is particularly beneficial for clients experiencing:

• Oily skin
• Congested skin
• Comedonal acne (blackheads and whiteheads)
• Seborrheic skin conditions
• Milia-prone skin
• Occasional inflammatory breakouts
• Acne-prone skin requiring ongoing professional maintenance

Because acne is influenced by multiple factors—including genetics, hormones, lifestyle, and inflammation—licensed skincare professionals understand that no topical cosmetic product cures acne. Instead, successful treatment protocols focus on helping manage visible symptoms, supporting healthy skin function, and preserving the integrity of the skin barrier.

Integrates into Advanced Corrective Facial Protocols

Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial integrates easily into professional corrective skincare treatments. When paired with Oxygen Infusion Activator Phase 2, the two-step protocol helps prepare the skin for oxygen activation while delivering targeted antibacterial support and professional skincare ingredients.

For clients with moderate to severely congested skin, a series of professional Oxygen Infusion treatments combined with a customized Skin for Life homecare regimen can help improve the appearance of oily, blemish-prone skin over time. The treatment is also an excellent complement to professional protocols that include exfoliation, extractions, LED light therapy, and advanced facial services, providing estheticians with a comprehensive approach to healthier-looking skin while requiring little to no downtime.

Frequently Asked Questions About Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial with Lysozyme

Fact #1 What is Lysozyme, and why is it unique in professional skincare?

Lysozyme is a naturally occurring antimicrobial enzyme found in the body’s first line of defense, including tears, saliva, and egg whites. Its primary role is to help break down the cell walls of certain gram-positive bacteria while supporting the skin’s natural protective mechanisms. Unlike many traditional antibacterial ingredients that can leave skin dry or compromised, Lysozyme is incorporated into Skin for Life’s Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 to help create a healthier skin environment while respecting the skin barrier. Because of its unique biological function, Lysozyme remains an underutilized ingredient in professional skincare despite its long history in scientific research.

Fact #2 Why did Skin for Life choose Lysozyme instead of harsher antibacterial ingredients?

Many antibacterial treatments rely on aggressive ingredients that may strip the skin’s barrier or increase dryness and irritation. Skin for Life selected Lysozyme because it works in harmony with the skin’s natural defense system. Combined with the proprietary LSS™ Delivery System, Lysozyme helps support clearer-looking skin while allowing estheticians to maintain hydration, comfort, and barrier integrity throughout corrective treatment programs.

Fact #3 How does Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial help blemish-prone skin?

Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial prepares the skin with Lysozyme before Oxygen Infusion Activator Phase 2 initiates the oxygen exchange process. Together, the professional treatment helps cleanse the skin, support a healthier surface environment, reduce visible congestion, and improve the appearance of oily and blemish-prone skin. The goal is not to cure acne but to help licensed skincare professionals manage skin conditions through consistent professional treatments and appropriate homecare.

Fact #4 Why is oxygen infusion beneficial for oily and congested skin?

Healthy skin depends on a balanced environment. Professional Oxygen Infusion treatments help refresh the skin’s surface while supporting normal skin function. When paired with Lysozyme, antioxidant support, and Skin for Life’s LSS™ Delivery System, the treatment helps improve the appearance of congestion and promotes a healthier-looking complexion without the downtime associated with more aggressive corrective procedures.

Fact #5 Can Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial be combined with other professional treatments?

Yes. Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial integrates well with many advanced esthetic procedures, including microdermabrasion, dermaplaning, enzyme exfoliation, LED light therapy, and customized facial treatments. Following exfoliation, the skin is better prepared to receive professional ingredients, making Oxygen Infusion an excellent finishing treatment that complements comprehensive corrective skincare protocols.

INCI Ingredient List (International Nomenclature Cosmetic Ingredients)

PEG-6, Ascorbic Acid, Oleth-20, Glyceryl Stearate SE, Water, Hydrogen Perioxide, Silica, Lecithin, Caprylic/Capric Triglycerides, Lysozyme, Caprylol Glycine, Ethoxydiglycol, Potassium Lauroyl Wheat Amino Acids, Myristoyl Pentapeptide-11, Centaurium Erythraea Extract, Parfum, PEG-7 Glyceryl Cocoate, Lysine, Simethicone, 1,2 Hexanediol, Caprylyl Glycol, Troplone.

Ingredient & Sensitivity Information

Please consult with clients regarding any known ingredient sensitivities, allergies, or adverse reactions before use. The ingredient list is provided for professional awareness to support informed product selection and encourage appropriate due diligence based on each client’s individual needs and sensitivities.

Directions for Use

After completing an exfoliation process pour/squeeze 5-7 ml of Oxygen Infusion Phase 1 Antibacterial into a glass bowl. Use a facial mask brush to apply evenly over the face, neck, and decolletage. The application must appear glossy and moist.

Massage for 1 minute or up to 10 minutes depending on the level of the client’s/patient’s sensitivity.

Transition by pouring 3 ml of Oxygen Infusion Phase 2 Activator into the airbrush cup. Close the lid. Begin to spray very closely to the skin. Spray in large areas, then stop and massage/manipulate with other hand to increase the action state of the combined formulas. Must complete at least 2-3 passes to complete the oxygen activation step. Once completed, remove with a moistened room temperature towel. remove thoroughly.

Caution

For external use only. Avoid contact with eyes. If irritation occurs flush the area immediately with water and discontinue use. If irritation persists see your physician immediately.

Keep out of reach of children.

Recommended Skin Types & Conditions

Oily Skin, Combination Skin, Acne-Prone Skin, Blemish-Prone Skin, Congested Skin, Seborrheic Skin, Comedonal Acne, Blackheads (Open Comedones), Whiteheads (Closed Comedones), Occasional Inflammatory Breakouts, Enlarged Pores, Excess Sebum Production, Teen Acne, Adult Acne, Hormonal Acne (as part of a professional skincare program), Post-Breakout Congestion, Milia-Prone Skin, Rosacea-Prone Skin with Acneiform Eruptions (when appropriate and as directed by a skincare professional), Environmentally Stressed Skin, Smoker’s Skin, Skin Exposed to Pollution, Uneven Skin Texture, Dull Complexion, Clients Beginning Corrective Acne Programs, Clients Transitioning from Prescription Acne Treatments (when appropriate), and Clients Requiring Ongoing Professional Maintenance for Oily and Acne-Prone Skin.