Probiotics benefits for skin health

Probiotics benefits for skin health

 Probiotics are found in curd and nutritional supplements, and now these active ingredients are used in cosmetic products! What are its benefits to skin health?

Dr. clarifies. Marie Drago, MD, an innovative cosmetic brand, according to Top Santé, says: 'Probiotics are complex sugars (such as anolene or yakon juice) found in fruits and vegetables, nourish good bacteria on the skin, and restore microbiome balance to it. (The botanical environment on the skin) She adds: 'As for postbiotic (lactic acid, omega-3 and 6 ...) it is produced by probiotics and forms a beneficial environment for their growth.'

Those in cosmetic products are extracted from the intestinal probiotics (or microorganisms) that act on good bacteria in the skin. The effects of these probiotics have now been studied, and their effects have been shown to be beneficial, especially for skin infections.

What is microbiotic?

These consist of many billions of microorganisms, and the skin microbiotic (or plant environment) protects the skin from external aggressions. When bacteria that cause disease try to stabilize, the probiotics in the skin, which are living microorganisms (yeasts, viruses, bacteria ...), produce toxic substances in order to kill these pathogenic bacteria. And when bacteria die and remain stable though, they work to disrupt the microbiotic balance, showing signs of inflammation (such as redness, irritation, and dryness), but also skin diseases such as acne or eczema. In order to maintain a good balance of the skin, probiotics, probiotics and postbiotics are included in some types of cosmetic products.

Probiotics keep skin youthful:

Probiotics are above all anti-inflammatory, strengthening the immune system and skin barrier function. We know that the causes of premature aging are 'advanced infections', in other words, chronic infections and cell death associated with lifestyle, pollution and other factors, of course.

Soon some brands of cosmetic industries realized the benefit of these active agents: Asti-Lauder introduced probiotics (lactobacilli and cracks) into skin care products several years ago. These probiotics are always bound to other active ingredients, such as hyaluronic acid or peptide, which have an anti-aging effect.

Wage war on pimples!

When sebum (the fatty substance on the skin) is very much, and the quality of the products used is poor, it leads to infections caused by c.acnes bacteria. But these bacteria 'are not the only ones responsible. When the staph bacteria become unstable, they are replaced by acne,' explains Professor Brigitte Drino, a dermatologist at the University Hospital of Nantes. Thus we can improve the effectiveness of skin care products and avoid recurring infections by combining synbiotics with traditional treatments, as they enhance the ability of staph bacteria.

'Instead of cleansing the skin to get rid of the c.acnes bacteria, it seems more logical,' Drino added, 'to enhance the presence of good bacteria that restore balance to the skin.'

Regulating force:

A study published in the Journal of Nature demonstrated that eczema is caused by the link between the overgrowth of Staphylococcus aureus in microbes. To combat it, some brands have created a range of products that contain probiotics and probiotics.

Reduce bad odor:

Another interesting area of ​​probiotics is deodorants. In fact, the smell of sweat is caused by the growth of bacteria that lead to the breakdown of fat in the sweat when it touches the microbe under the armpit. 'We have developed a group of probiotics and enzymes that stop the spread of bacteria and prevent the molecules from releasing the smell,' explains Pascal de Lomas, founder of Daydry. It is a completely natural method without resorting to the use of essential oils or aluminum salts.