What we do know through research done so far is that ferments, probiotic, prebiotic and postbiotic skincare products help the good guys in our microbiome and are beneficial to our skin's health, look and feel, both short and long term. To get better acquainted with microbiome-friendly cosmetics, here are 10 products which have been proven to not only not disrupt, but actually help maintain and grow the good micro-army needed to defend and care for our skin — from head to toe.
This is a rinse-off mask which washes away very easily, which means less strain on the face. The clay in the name stands for both kaolin and bentonite — which absorbs dirt and moisturizes. The mask facilitates healthy cell turnover and leaves behind clearer and softer complexion with every use.
Eminence recently launched a line of products formulated specifically to microbiome wellness needs. Since cleansers are typically the first product our skin comes into contact with at the start of the day, you could try using a face cleanser that's non-disturbing to the microbiome. This one comes with kombucha, ginger, white tea and jasmine and won't compromise the moisture barrier, giving your skin that refreshing, yet tender wake-up.
Dry and chapped no more: goat milk, being high in lactic acid, gently exfoliates and refines lip texture, and sunflower seed and coconut oils, along with vitamin E, deliver give a burst of antioxidants and deeply nourish and protect the lips.
This affordable hair care brand is microbiome-friendly certified, so which ever product you pick, the scalp microbiome will continue to be or get healthy. Each scalp-friendly formula contains a pre- and postbiotic blend, plus a s boosting botanical; this shampoo comes with coconut yogurt and ginseng and will keep your new hair color going.
