Acne Skin Care System by Phyla

Nov 3rd, 2020

Jacquelyn Schlabach

Phyla is designed using probiotics from the skin.

Phyla is designed using probiotics from the skin.

Phyla is an acne skin care system developed by microbiologists that features three products designed using probiotics from the skin.

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Phortify Probiotic Serum
Phluff Moisturizer

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