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Skin Microbiome: Like The Gut—It Needs Help

Written by Erik, Founder of Natlis

Last updated 10/15/2025

Think your products are helping? Some may actually be throwing your microbiome off balance.

Skin Microbiome: Like The Gut—It Needs Help

Think your products are helping? Some may actually be throwing your microbiome off balance.

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Your Skin Has a Microbiome, Just Like Your Gut—And It Needs Help

Your Skin Has a Microbiome, Just Like Your Gut—And It Needs Help

You’re probably nuking your skin microbiome—even with “clean” products.

Why I Ditched My Skincare Routine for These Two Products

Why I Ditched My Skincare Routine for These Two Products

Gentle, hormone-safe, plastic-free, and built for real anti-aging results.

Most Skincare Fails Quietly—Until It’s Too Late

Most Skincare Fails Quietly—Until It’s Too Late

After trying everything, I found the most optimal approach to skincare.

Skincare Brands Hope You Never Learn This

Skincare Brands Hope You Never Learn This

If you care about what goes in your body, it’s time to rethink what goes on it.

How Certain Ingredients in Skincare May Affect Testosterone

How Certain Ingredients in Skincare May Affect Testosterone

Research has linked common skincare chemicals to testosterone disruption. Learn what to avoid and how to protect your health.

Skin Microbiome: Like The Gut—It Needs Help

Skin Microbiome: Like The Gut—It Needs Help

Think your products are helping? Some may actually be throwing your microbiome off balance.

Microplastics in Skincare: Potential Health Risks

Microplastics in Skincare: Potential Health Risks

Microplastics are common in skincare, and experts are raising concerns about their long-term effects.

Learn more

Your Skin Has a Microbiome, Just Like Your Gut—And It Needs Help

Your Skin Has a Microbiome, Just Like Your Gut—And It Needs Help

You’re probably nuking your skin microbiome—even with “clean” products.

Why I Ditched My Skincare Routine for These Two Products

Why I Ditched My Skincare Routine for These Two Products

Gentle, hormone-safe, plastic-free, and built for real anti-aging results.

Most Skincare Fails Quietly—Until It’s Too Late

Most Skincare Fails Quietly—Until It’s Too Late

After trying everything, I found the most optimal approach to skincare.

Skincare Brands Hope You Never Learn This

Skincare Brands Hope You Never Learn This

If you care about what goes in your body, it’s time to rethink what goes on it.

How Certain Ingredients in Skincare May Affect Testosterone

How Certain Ingredients in Skincare May Affect Testosterone

Research has linked common skincare chemicals to testosterone disruption. Learn what to avoid and how to protect your health.

Skin Microbiome: Like The Gut—It Needs Help

Skin Microbiome: Like The Gut—It Needs Help

Think your products are helping? Some may actually be throwing your microbiome off balance.

Microplastics in Skincare: Potential Health Risks

Microplastics in Skincare: Potential Health Risks

Microplastics are common in skincare, and experts are raising concerns about their long-term effects.