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STAPHYLOCOCCAL FOLLICULITIS OF THE SCALP
The scalp’s skin acts as a physical and biological protective barrier, and the skin microbiome is responsible for its immunity against pathogens, viruses, and parasites. When the microbiome is in a state of dysbiosis, the skin becomes sensitive, reactive, and often inflamed and itchy. Synthetic shampoos containing sulfates, medications, and an imbalanced gut flora are just some of the factors responsible for a problematic scalp.
Probiotics and probiotic enzymes in cosmetic products are immunomodulators that support immune regulation. They help restore the scalp’s immune function, soothe itching, and eliminate flaking and inflammation.
The bacterial balance of the gut and skin microbiomes has been restored
The spread of pathogens is under control
The scalp and hair are hydrated
balances the pH of the scalp to its natural levels
the body's natural defenses have been activated
Real stories backed by science and dermatological precision.
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