Your skin is more than the body’s largest organ. It is a living microbial ecosystem—an intricate biological landscape known as the skin microbiome. As the body’s second-largest microbial community, it is composed of bacteria, fungi,...
Read MoreYour scalp hosts a complex microbial ecosystem — bacteria, fungi, viruses, and more — that work together to maintain scalp health. This natural ecosystem, known as the scalp microbiome, protects, nourishes, and balances your skin...
Read MoreEating too many processed foods, sugar, or unhealthy fats — often called the Western diet — can disrupt the balance of bacteria in your gut. This imbalance can trigger inflammation, and your skin may show it with redness, sensitivity,....
Read MoreHealthy skin isn’t just about what you put on it—it reflects your lifestyle and how well your skin is cared for. The products you use, your environment, and your habits all influence your skin’s natural balance, radiance, and....
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