The skin microbiome plays a crucial role in acne, eczema and overall skin health. Learn how the microbes on your skin influence inflammation, barrier function and breakouts.

Acne is not just caused by bacteria.

Discover the real drivers of acne including hormones, inflammation, the skin microbiome and how to support clearer, healthier skin.

As featured on 9NEWS. The first-of-it's-kind Acne-fighting product developed to promote the skin microbiome, made by Australian scientists.

Eczema is more than dry skin. Learn how skin barrier damage, microbiome imbalance and immune responses contribute to eczema flares and skin inflammation.

Menopause can significantly affect the skin, leading to dryness, thinning and increased sensitivity. Learn how hormonal changes influence collagen, the skin barrier and the microbiome — and what skincare can help.

Cellular senescence—sometimes called “zombie cells”—is an emerging concept in skin aging research. Learn how senescent cells contribute to inflammation, wrinkles and loss of skin resilience.

During purging, accumulated debris that was already present deep underneath the skin's surface (and would have eventually surfaced anyway) is brought up to the surface and removed during rapid cellular turnover.

New technologies have enabled scientists to gain a better understanding of the importance of these tiny microscopic organisms to skin health. Just like the gut microbes are critical to our digestive health, these organisms play a pivotal role in keeping our skin healthy.

Imagine having access to products designed to enhance your skin's health and shield you from harmful bacteria or irritants linked to common skin issues?

Acne is usually controlled using overly harsh chemical methods. These methods can damage skin further causing a vicious cycle. Recently, scientists have uncovered an essential factor for effective alleviation of acne: a healthy skin microbiome.