Root Admin Guide Posted December 13, 2017 Root Admin Report Share Posted December 13, 2017 "According to Dr. Whitney Bowe, probiotics benefit the skin in three key ways. First, they act as a protective shield by preventing bad microorganisms from provoking an immune reaction. “This creates a more calming environment for the skin,” she says. Second, they produce natural antibiotics called antimicrobial peptides that combat bad bacteria. And lastly, they boost the skin’s functionality in dealing with external damaging factors including free radicals, sun, and pollution. “All of these benefits help to reduce inflammation,” she says. “This helps reduce flare-ups and preventing premature aging.” " Why Probiotic Skin Care Is (Actually) Worth It, According to Experts, by LAUREN VALENTI, Vogue Dr. Bowe volunteers on the RRDi MAC. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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