There are trillions upon trillions of bacteria, fungi, mites, and other microbes that live on and all around us. The microbes that inhabit any particular part of our bodies is called a microbiome.
A healthy microbiome can protect us from pathogens and germs; it can even produce beneficial vitamins.
At Parallel, we believe all microbiomes are important. Our focus is the skin microbiome. We help you unlock the power of your skin microbiome so that you can be empowered to make the right decisions for you, when it comes to skin and body care.
Based on your skin microbiome sequencing data, we provide personalized, targeted microbial-based skin and body care products for optimal skin health, clarity, and anti-aging benefits.
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SIGN UPOur mission is to help you understand your skin microbiome and find the right products that will work for you.
To do that, we have embarked on a journey of research & development that has never been done conducted on the power of the skin microbiome. Through microbial sequencing, we have discovered how you can optimize your skin health - naturally and effectively - to combat aging, breakouts & blemishes, inflammation, and even discoloration.
Would you like to join our community and learn how to improve your skin health?
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