Close-up of skin, overlaid with a diagram. The diagram shows two sides: "Balanced Microbiome" with fewer spots, and "Unbalanced Microbiome" with more spots. Lines and dots suggest differing levels of something on each side.

Shifting your skin’s microbiome

  Recent scientific advancements have illuminated the profound impact of the skin microbiome on overall skin health. Disruptions to this delicate ecosystem can lead to various skin conditions, including acne,…

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Esse’s 30-Day Trial & Travel Sets

  Just because you’re on the go doesn’t mean that your skincare regime has to suffer! Esse, a leading global skincare brand in organic biotechnology, has released the compact and…

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Are We Better Than Evolution?

  Humanity has learned an enormous amount over the last few hundred years. We discovered microbes, DNA and evolution. We worked out that we weren’t at the centre of the…

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An Organic Yet Powerful Approach To Managing Acne

  We have already discussed how our approach addresses the microbial imbalance created by our industrial lifestyles, so let’s take a closer look at the ingredients used in the Esse Clarifying Range and…

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Good Microbes For Your Skin

  There are trillions of bacteria from hundreds of species living on and in your skin. Your skincare goals should always include their well-being, as they are what ultimately determine…