Whether you have been on antibiotics, are recovering from an infection or having digestive issues, probiotics are your new best friend. And it's not only restrictive to food. Since skin is porous, and many medications are already absorbed through the skin (think pain relief creams, steroid creams, nicotine, and so on) it only makes sense that probiotics can be absorbed topically in skincare, makeup, and more.
Probiotics in Face Wash
Glowbiotics has tons of probiotic-rich skincare, such as their facial cleanser. User say they seeing a noticeable "glow" as well as decreased fine lines and uneven skin tone. Check out this blog post for a Glowbiotics discount (and other skin tips); it's an investment but their line is pretty much unmatched.
Probiotic Skin Refiner
This skin refiner is a combination of an exfoliant, hydrator and collagen-booster. It is also rich in probiotics and lactic acid, making it a great option for moisturized, healthy skin. The ingredients are all organically grown and feature a blend of grains, seeds, greens, algae, fruit and herbs.
Probiotic-Infused Makeup
This tinted moisturizer adds a little color and comes in 4 shades. Paraben-free, cruelty-free and lightweight, it makes a perfect hydrating smoothing primer or light top layer.
Body Wash with Probiotics
Probiotic Hair Care
This Soapberry Conditioner is great for skin and hair, and asks you to think of it as "kombucha for the scalp". It's pH balanced, gentle and contains potent vegan probiotics.
Pacifica Coconut Probiotic Water Rehab Cream
Touted as "rehab" for your skin, this probiotic-infused lotion is for all over your body, providing moisture, nourishment and beneficial bacteria. It's also vegan, cruelty free, paraben-free and contains no mineral oil.
