For years, people have enjoyed cleaning and nourishing themselves with facial skincare solutions from Mother Dirt that specifically care for the skin's microbiome—now, the brand is introducing a body care line with a similar focus on nurturing beneficial bacteria.
The two-piece body care line includes the Body Oil and Body Wash, both of which are branded as biome-friendly. The supportive, microbiome-restoring products are powered by plant-based ingredients and are formulated without added preservatives, sulfates or parabens. These products have a low water content, are meant to be used sparingly and naturally complement the brand's other skincare products.
While the biome-friendly Body Wash features ingredients like rose water, sweet almond oil and hydrolyzed pea protein, the Body Oil is notable for its use of lemongrass essential oil.
Biome-Friendly Body Products
Mother Dirt's Clean Body Care Line Nurtures Beneficial Bacteria
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