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How Bifida Ferment Lysate works 비피다 발효용해물

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Quick answer: How does Bifida Ferment Lysate work? Bifida ferment lysate is produced by culturing bacteria and then breaking down and filtering the culture, so what reaches the formula is a mixture of metabolites, peptides and sugars rather than anything living. It is used as a conditioning ingredient associated

Bifida ferment lysate is produced by culturing bacteria and then breaking down and filtering the culture, so what reaches the formula is a mixture of metabolites, peptides and sugars rather than anything living. It is used as a conditioning ingredient associated with a more comfortable, better-supported-looking barrier.

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🔬 The honest ceiling: A conditioning ferment. It does not colonise or alter your skin's own microbiome.

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