It’s February, which means that some of us have already ditched the New Year’s Resolutions we made last month. But don’t beat yourself up…2017 has just begun, and it is never too late to make skin health a priority. This is your year for healthy, glowing skin! And since our skin is our body’s largest organ, let’s resolve to take better care of it in 2017. The key to making resolutions stick is by starting small and setting goals that are attainable and realistic. Committing to a BioEsse skin care routine is not daunting – it’s doable! At BioEsse we’ve made it easy - we’ve packed 4 products full of our patented probiotic extract, so with each application you’re giving your...
Getting rid of bacteria in your body seems like a no-brainer, right? Wrong. Today there is a widespread abuse of antibiotics that is actually putting people at risk for health problems and immune deficiencies. Studies show a link between the use of antibiotics and developmental inflammatory bowel disease (IBD). While this does not necessarily suggest the IBD is a direct effect of antibiotic use, it still proves that the two are associated. The antibiotics you ingest aren’t the only problems for your immunities. Anti-bacterial wipes, soaps and hand sanitizers are culprits, too. Over-using antibiotics, antibacterial soaps and more is actually harmful to the human body. Microbes – microorganisms that are often bacteria – are not always bad for you. In...
Our bodies are full of bacteria – often good, but sometimes not so good. In certain cases of illnesses, antibiotics are administered to kill off the bad bacteria. Consequently, good bacteria also take a hit and are broken down by the antibiotics. For those of you who care about caring for your microbes, there is a natural way to accomplish restoring balance to your body. Where there is an antibiotic, there is a probiotic that can help balance it! Research shows that it’s wise to supplement the use of antibiotics with probiotics in order to replenish good bacteria and keep antibiotic side effects at bay. Here’s how you can help bring balance to your body: Eat some yogurt! Yogurt lovers,...
If you haven’t already heard of a konjac sponge, you are in for a real treat. Derived from a plant that is native to Asia, the konjac sponge is an all-natural and exotic approach to skincare. The Japanese have used the konjac plant for nearly 1,500 years as a healthy dietary supplement or cooking ingredient. Over time, external uses for the konjac plant developed. The konjac plant was formed into a sponge and used for infants and young children for approximately 500 years. If something is soft enough to be used on babies then you can bet it is gentle enough for your skin, too. Many people turn to rough chemicals to exfoliate and cleanse their skin, but at BioEsse...
As you might already know, healthy skin starts from the inside out. The combination of a good diet, ample sleep and frequent water drinking is almost a sure-fire way of keeping your skin – and the rest of your body, for that matter – in healthy shape. With the recent spike of pollution, however, damage to our skin often happens from the outside in. Pollution doesn’t just sit on the surface of our skin and do outside damage, either. Microscopic particles work their way into the deeper layers of our skin, causing problems like inflammation and dehydration. Over time, pollution in your skin can cause even worse side effects like loss of elasticity and firmness. These issues especially exist in...
