The “Ugly Truth” About The Skincare Industry
The unimaginable explosion of celebrity skincare brands and “garage gurus” offering skincare products promising to have the magic ingredient to make us look younger, have
The skincare industry has been essentially unchanged for generations. It has addressed skincare as a cosmetic and not as the essential health issue that is at its core. We look at skincare differently. At Columbia SkinCare we take at a more organic approach by incorporating probiotics to help balance and strengthen the skin’s microbiome.
There are different ways that topical probiotics can benefit the skin. In patients with acne and rosacea, living microorganisms on the skin are recognized as foreign by the body’s immune system. The immune system springs into action to counter this potential threat, resulting in the inflammation, redness, or bumps common with these skin conditions.
In addition, Columbia SkinCare probiotic formulations have antimicrobial properties. Probiotics can create holes in bad bacteria and kill them similar to the way antibiotics work. In the treatment of acne and rosacea, probiotics can help fight harmful bugs from triggering inflammation.
Our research confirms topical probiotics improve immune tolerance by calming the parts of the cells that may want to react to the presence of bad bacteria that they see as a threat. Columbia probiotic skincare treatments act as agents that fight inflammation while promoting the healing of skin tissue and strengthening skin barrier protection.
We believe the use of topical probiotics represents an effective and more natural approach to the treatments currently being offered. Try now and receive 20% off your first order. Use code: COLUMBIA20 (offer valid till 6/30/2021)
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