Skin Care
Why You Should Be Putting Probiotics on Your FaceYou've been eating probiotics for years. Now it's time to wear them |
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What it does: Nothing announces your age to the world quite like rough, lackluster skin. This clay mask aims to make dull, lackluster skin a thing of the past by using both chemical and physical exfoliation, as well as probiotics, to resurface uneven skin tone and texture, leaving you with a radiant complexion.
"We use a patented probiotic technology and other nutritious ingredients to protect, strengthen and nourish the skin," says Dr. Roshini Raj, MD, creator of TULA Probiotic Skin Care. "We like to say that our products are like a healthy smoothie for your skin." (A yogurt-based smoothie, to be exact.)
Use this mask for five minutes a day, two to three times a week, before rinsing with cool water. Lactic acid exfoliates, while Bentonite Clay and microbeads made from soybean oil, volcanic sand and Vitamin E physically polish and hydrate skin. The result? Major glowiness.
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