Microbiome skincare

✨Ingredient Spotlight✨ Probiotics •Significantly reduced redness •Rejuvenates skins healthy immune system •Act as an antibiotics for negative bacteria on the skin- great for acne/breakout skins. Topical Probiotics strengthen skin's barrier function while promoting a healthy, balanced microbiome, providing powerful anti-inflammatory benefits and safeguarding against future damage. Essential for all skin conditions.

You’ve probably heard of (or eaten) pro or postbiotics to keep your tummy working or to prevent painful UTIs. That’s because they’re meant to help maintain and boost the naturally occurring bacteria in different parts of our bodies. But did you know that the same goes for our skin? Bacteria on our skin are known as microbiomes and you can use certain skincare to support these microbiomes and keep them in balance. This is why microbiomes are essential for a healthy skin barrier!

Youthful skin is not just for the young. You can heal skin issues and reverse skin aging by making sure your skin microbiome is healthy and in balance.

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We’re talking about your skin microbiome. You may not like the thought of microorganisms living on and in your skin, but the microbiome is a system that has evolved over thousands of years and your skin wouldn’t’ be the same without it. Here’s what you need to know about your skin microbiome.

If you’re dealing with dry, irritated, dull or red skin, then choosing probiotic, prebiotic and postbiotic-based skin care is a great way to support the skin barrier.

What is the skin microbiome and how can skincare affect it?

What is the Microbiome? The microbiome is the name given to all of the microbes (bacteria, bacteriophage, fungi, protozoa and viruses) that live inside the human body - in the gut - as well as on the skin - and everyone’s microbiome is unique! In fact, we each contain as many microbial cells as we do our own human cells. The microbiome is essential for human development, immunity, nutrition and overall health - including skin health. When our microbiomes are balanced, the bacteria living…

What is the Microbiome? The microbiome is the name given to all of the microbes (bacteria, bacteriophage, fungi, protozoa and viruses) that live inside the human body - in the gut - as well as on the skin - and everyone’s microbiome is unique! In fact, we each contain as many microbial cells as we do our own human cells. The microbiome is essential for human development, immunity, nutrition and overall health - including skin health. When our microbiomes are balanced, the bacteria living…