Introducing
Skin Barrier Oil
enhance skin barrier function for sensitive, dry and mature skin.
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- Skin Barrier Repair
- Skincare Pack
HAVE GLOWING AND RADIANT SKIN
Your skin needs good bacteria!
Let micro-organisms work for you!
Our skin is the body's largest organ and it is covered with trillions of microorganisms, like bacteria, fungi, and viruses. These invisible life-forms are known as the skin microbiome and it has a crucial protective effect. The microbiome helps maintain the immune system, repair damage, and protect against allergens and UV exposure. Bacteria also limit damage caused by oxidation and improve the hydration and elasticity of the skin. However, an unbalanced microbiome is linked to many skin conditions such as eczema, allergies, dandruff, acne or dermatitis.
Understanding Our Skin Microbiome
Importance of keeping our skin microbiome balanced
When we talk about bacteria, we often think that they are something nasty and we just want to get rid of them. But good bacteria can actually do many good things to our body. We've all heard that taking probiotic supplements can improve our immune system and general wellbeing, but do you know that probiotics can actually help our skin too?
how do micro-organisms help our skin?
The ecoflora is our microbiological barrier and is our second cutaneous natural defence system. It has to be preserved, reinforced or restored to avoid the invasion of the skin by undesirable bacteria.
How to use Elissah Bio P2 as facial treatment
Elissah Bio P2 products use advanced formulations containing both probiotic metabolites (postbiotics) and prebiotics that regulate the balance of the skin microbiome, using the products will fundamentally improve and help maintain a healthy skin condition. Watch the video to learn how to use the products to improve overall skin condition.
PROMOTE YOUR HEALTHY SKIN MICROBIOME
WHY HAVING A BALANCED SKIN MICROBIOME IS IMPORTANT
The Power Of Bacteria
Beneficial microorganisms act like a natural antibiotic. They keep our skin acidic which deters pathogens. They also play a role in how your cells respond to UV light.
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