Aurelia's 'Miracle Cleanser' Uses Good Bacteria to Keep Skin Clean
References: aureliaskincare & theguardian
Probiotics are typically associated with digestive health, but good bacteria can be put to use for all sorts of health purposes, and Aurelia's 'Miracle Cleanser' is a probiotic product that makes use of one of those alternatives. The infusion is primarily a facial cleanser that promotes skin health, leading to radiant and youthful skin.
As with the digestive system, the skin is constantly hosting a vast array of bacterial activity. Previous thinking in the medical community suggested wiping away these bacteria -- whether good or bad -- but new research indicates that fostering the good bacteria to fight the bad bacteria on its own is a more effective way to promote wellness. Aurelia's Miracle Cream relies on this philosophy, combining probiotic and peptide technologies to clean and prevent skin aging.
As with the digestive system, the skin is constantly hosting a vast array of bacterial activity. Previous thinking in the medical community suggested wiping away these bacteria -- whether good or bad -- but new research indicates that fostering the good bacteria to fight the bad bacteria on its own is a more effective way to promote wellness. Aurelia's Miracle Cream relies on this philosophy, combining probiotic and peptide technologies to clean and prevent skin aging.
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