Microbiome Skincare Still a Major Beauty Trend for 2022

Microbiome skincare is one of the top beauty trends in 2022.

Instead of just moisturizing and hydrating the skin, BiomCare’s treatment aims to restore balance in the skin’s microbiome ecosystem.

“Your skin takes a beating from the elements every day. Pollution, the sun, air conditioning, cold weather, and long hot showers are just a few things that can damage your skin,” said Dr. Karel Bezouška, CEO and one of the four founders of BiomCare in the Czech Republic. “BiomCare skincare products can mitigate the damage done to your skin.”

A person’s skin is an ecosystem of trillions of microorganisms: bacteria, viruses, and fungi.

Healthline.com explains that the skin’s microbiome regulates inflammation and serves as a barrier to protect the skin. When the skin’s microbiome is out of balance, people can experience skin conditions, such as acne, eczema, and rosacea.

Dr. Bezouška said BiomCare’s skincare products provide native ingredients from friendly bacteria to restore balance in the microbiome.

“Most people think bacteria are bad, but certain kinds of bacteria protect their skin,” said Dr.  Bezouška. “We have microbiome-friendly skincare products that protect your skin, leaving it looking radiant and feeling healthy.”

BiomCare plans to soon introduce the following four products to American consumers:

• Derma.Ferm® COMPLETE, which provides your skin with three microemulsions for a healthy skin microbiome, contains natural skin hydrating compounds, a cleaning enzyme complex, and calming prebiotics. It is suitable for individuals who are prone to chronic damage to their skin barrier from yeast and fungal infections, and long-term dermatitis, including atopic eczema, acne, or psoriasis. For users who would like to replenish their Derma.Ferm COMPLETE package in order to extend any phase of their application, each microemulsion is also available separately as Derma.Ferm® CLEANACUTE, CALM, and NUTRI, respectively.
• CLEANACUTE, which provides a single microemulsion for a healthy skin microbiome, contains natural skin hydrating compounds that are supported by a cleaning enzyme complex. It is suitable for minor acute skin disorders due to burns, abrasions, scalds, or acute skin infections for users that have otherwise no chronic skin problems.
• VIR_A_REST®, which also provides a single microemulsion, will invigorate the skin’s microbiome and protect it from the adverse effects of pathogenic microbes, including respiratory viruses. VIR_A_REST® supports the natural protective barrier of the skin with suitable postbiotics and natural antimicrobials.
• VIR_A_REST® ORAL supports the development of normal oral microflora through extracts from two friendly bacteria and restores the oral microbiome, which is critical for the development of normal skin microflora as well as a healthy microbiome of the respiratory tract.

BiomCare uses a three-step patented application sequence of cleaning, calming, and nourishing the skin, which makes it perfect to fight against many resilient chronic long-term skin problems.

“You can use traditional and conventional beauty products for your skin, but many of them don’t get to the root cause of your skin’s problems,” said Dr. Jan Engl, one of the co-founders of BiomCare. “With our products, such as Derma.Ferm® COMPLETE and VIR_A_REST®, you can have a healthier skin microbiome that will protect your skin.”

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Disclaimer: The statements made regarding these products have not been evaluated by the Food and Drug Administration. This press release is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Please check with your doctor. The news site hosting this press release is not associated with BiomCare. It is merely publishing a press release announcement submitted by a company, without any stated or implied endorsement of the product or service.

About BiomCare

BiomCare is a Czech Republic company that is bringing its skincare products, which help restore the skin’s microbiome, to America.