Biofilm Buster

Directions: Spritz on clean skin. Follow with Clear Zapper Serum for best results.

Key Ingredients:

• Xylitol: A sugar alcohol that helps break down biofilms, making it easier to target acne-causing bacteria and fungi. It also moisturizes the skin and supports a balanced microbiome, promoting clearer, healthier skin.
• Olive Leaf Extract: Rich in oleuropein, this extract has antibacterial and antifungal properties that help fight acne and fungal infections. It also disrupts biofilms, making it easier for the skin to heal and for treatments to work.
• Trehalose: A sugar that protects skin cells from stress and dehydration. It helps disrupt biofilms, allowing treatments to penetrate deeper and prevent bacterial and fungal overgrowth, which can cause acne and irritation.
• Green Tea Extract: Packed with catechins like EGCG, it has powerful antibacterial and antifungal effects, helping to reduce acne, inflammation, and irritation. It also disrupts biofilms, making it harder for bacteria and fungi to thrive.
• MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane): Known for its anti-inflammatory and healing properties, MSM helps reduce redness and swelling. It also aids in breaking down biofilms, allowing the skin’s natural defenses to better fight acne and infections.

Ingredients: Water, 1,3-propanediol, Pentylene Glycol, Camellia Sinensis Leaf Extract, Olea Europaea (Olive) Leaf Extract, Xylitol, Methylsulfonylmethane (MSM), Sodium Levulinate, Sodium Anisate, Sodium Benzoate, Sodium Phytate, Trehalose

Q: What are Biofilms?
A: Biofilms are protective shields that bacteria and fungi use to hide from your immune system and acne treatments. In bacterial acne, P. acnes forms biofilms in pores, while in fungal acne, Malassezia does the same in hair follicles. These biofilms trap the microbes, causing persistent breakouts.
Breaking down these biofilms with ingredients like Xylitol, Olive Leaf Extract, Trehalose, Green Tea Extract, and MSM helps the ingredients to penetrate deeper, clearing the path to healthier, clearer skin.

Q: How does Xylitol affect Biofilm?
A: Xylitol doesn’t just sweeten the deal; it’s a game-changer for your skin. Imagine harmful bacteria and fungi trying to cling to your skin, forming protective biofilms that shield them from your immune system and treatments. Well, Xylitol says, “Not on my watch!” By breaking down these biofilms, it makes it incredibly hard for these microbes to hold onto your skin. The result? Healthier, clearer skin that’s less prone to inflammation and breakouts.
In skin care, this means less buildup of bacteria, especially for those struggling with acne or stubborn skin infections. Xylitol isn’t just preventing microbial growth—it’s actively helping your skin heal by making it harder for harmful organisms to grow and thrive. Its antimicrobial properties ensure that bacteria and fungi can't stick around, leaving you with smoother, healthier skin that's less prone to infection.

Q: How does Olive Leaf Extract affect Biofilm?
A: When it comes to tackling tough skin issues, Olive Leaf Extract is like a secret weapon. Packed with the powerful compound oleuropein, it’s a potent disruptor of biofilms. Biofilms are like an invisible fortress around bacteria and fungi, protecting them from your body’s natural defenses. But Olive Leaf Extract? It breaks down those fortresses, leaving harmful microorganisms exposed and vulnerable to attack.
For your skin, this means clearer, healthier skin that’s less susceptible to acne, fungal infections, and other frustrating skin conditions. Think of it as a shield for your complexion. Olive Leaf Extract doesn’t just fight biofilms—it also has antibacterial and antifungal properties, making it a triple threat against skin irritation, redness, and swelling caused by persistent infections. It’s like giving your skin a fresh start.


Q: How does Trehalose affect Biofilm?
A: Trehalose is one of those unsung heroes in skin care, and its impact on biofilms is nothing short of remarkable. This powerful sugar isn’t just about hydration—it’s about fighting back against biofilm formation. Biofilms are like a sticky web that traps bacteria and fungi, allowing them to thrive unchecked. But Trehalose breaks that web apart, preventing bacteria and fungi from sticking to your skin in the first place.
By disrupting biofilms, Trehalose helps keep your skin clean, healthy, and free from the microbial buildup that leads to acne or fungal infections. The result is skin that’s clearer, smoother, and less prone to the discomfort of clogged pores or infected skin. With its mild antimicrobial properties, Trehalose goes even further, helping to keep your skin's surface free from unwanted microorganisms. It’s like a personal defense system that keeps your skin safe from the inside out.

Q: How does Green Tea Extract affect Biofilm?
A: Green Tea Extract is much more than just a soothing, antioxidant-rich ingredient. It’s a biofilm-busting powerhouse that fights back against the invisible layer of protection bacteria and fungi form around themselves. Packed with catechins, especially EGCG, Green Tea Extract actively prevents biofilm formation, stopping bacteria and fungi from taking root on your skin.
For anyone dealing with acne, fungal infections, or general skin irritation, this is a game changer. By breaking down biofilms, Green Tea Extract makes it easier for your skin to fight back and stay clear. But that’s not all—Green Tea is also loaded with antibacterial and antifungal properties that give your skin an extra layer of protection. It’s like having a natural, gentle army defending your skin against unwanted invaders, while also calming inflammation and promoting a healthier, more balanced complexion.

Q: How does MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) affect Biofilm?
A: MSM (Methylsulfonylmethane) may be known for its joint benefits, but when it comes to skin care, this powerhouse is a true hero. MSM works like a secret agent, breaking down biofilms that protect harmful bacteria and fungi from your skin’s natural defenses. Biofilms can lead to chronic acne, fungal infections, and irritation, but MSM doesn’t let them stand in the way of your skin’s health.
By disrupting biofilms, MSM helps clear acne, reduce inflammation, and support your skin’s natural ability to heal. It’s like clearing the battlefield, making it easier for your skin to fight off microbial invaders. On top of its biofilm-busting abilities, MSM also has anti-inflammatory properties, reducing redness, swelling, and irritation. It’s like giving your skin a soothing, healing touch while also tackling the root cause of its problems.