The microbiome

What is the microbiome?

The skin microbiome is a complex ecosystem that is essential for skin health. It brings together microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, viruses, etc.) present on the surface of the skin, forming a protective barrier against external aggressions.

The key roles of the microbiome

It protects against aggressions (pollution, climate, hygiene), strengthens skin defenses via anti-inflammatory messengers, maintains hydration while helping to prevent premature aging.

Rebalancing the microbiome

They restore the balance between good and bad bacteria, reducing skin reactivity.
Repair the skin barrier

They promote cell regeneration and improve cellular cohesion, making the skin more resistant.
Hydrate and soothe

Probiotics optimize water retention, maintaining optimal hydration while soothing irritation and redness.
Prevent premature aging

By limiting the damage caused by free radicals and inflammation, they delay the appearance of signs of aging.

Repair and protect the microbiome with biotics

To rebalance this ecosystem, it is crucial to adopt a respectful skincare routine, without irritating ingredients (alcohol, perfumes) and with a physiological pH. Biotics, namely prebiotics and probiotics, are essential allies in restoring the microbiome and repairing the skin barrier.

Biotics: essential for the skin barrier

The skin barrier, made up of lipids and dead cells, protects against external aggressions and prevents dehydration. When it is damaged, the skin becomes more vulnerable to irritation and infections. Biotics strengthen this barrier by helping the microbiome repair damaged cells and regulate sebum production.

Strengthen your skin

By integrating our treatments, which contain Pureality's BIOME-RXCELL Complex, composed of prebiotics encapsulated in Rhodiola stem cells, you allow your skin to regain its natural balance while strengthening its defenses against daily aggressions.