O-Biome Oxygen Therapy with O Pro Dermal Active

Formulated on the principles of O’s exclusive O-Biome Oxygen Therapy, O Pro Dermal Active (PDA) embraces the power of science and skin physiology to support skin health, rejuvenation, and glow!

Enriched with skin essential pre-and-probiotics to support the skins microbiome, each treatment includes an Oxygenating Enzyme Peel, O-Rejuv facial massage and is headlined by a 45-minute setting mask that returns the ‘pump’ to skin; boosting oxygen and nutrient delivery and kick starting your natural detoxification process to activate the bodies lymphatic and microcirculatory system as the mask sets.

Here, we’ll breakdown the lymphatic systems effect on the skin, understand why microcirculation matters and unpack the importance of a balanced skin-microbiome.

The Lymphatic System

The lymphatic system plays a key role in eliminating toxins, cellular waste, dead cells, bacteria, and excess water from the skin and tissue, much like a filter in a fish tank. When this filter isn't functioning at its best, these waste products can accumulate under the skin, resulting in dull, uneven, or puffy skin.

Poor Lymph flow also contributes to various skin conditions like inflammation, acne, dead skin cell build up, and poor healing, to name just a few. Unlike the circulatory system, the lymphatic system doesn’t have the heart to action the flow, and that’s where O-Biome Oxygen Therapy treatments step in to activate and put it to work!

Understanding Microcirculation

The key to having “skin that glows from within”, microcirculation refers to the action of the intricate system of blood vessels found in the skin which deliver nutrient rich, oxygenated blood to the skin and tissue, vital to a glowing healthy complexion.

Unfortunately, as we age and our skin is exposed to internal and external aggressors such as stress, sun, and pollution, our skin's oxygen and nutrient levels decline. This results in sluggish skin, where cells are unable to perform at their peak, leaving skin looking dull and devitalized.

Boosting blood flow can support functions in the skin to promote better collagen and elastin production, skin hydration, stronger, healthier skin.

The Skin-Microbiome

This invisible community of microorganisms, both good and bad bacteria, plays a vital role in maintaining healthy, beautiful skin. It supports the skins pH, protects from bacteria, and controls inflammation, all common conditions found in a dehydrated or compromised skin. Known as the flora, it's the second largest microbial community after the gut microbiome and is often overlooked as a key player in a healthy barrier.