Staphylococcus aureus is a bacteria that naturally lives on the skin of many healthy people. For some it causes no problems at all. However, others struggle with the following:

• Eczema or atopic dermatitis
• Chronic itch
• Sensitive or reactive skin
• A weakened skin barrier

Staphylococcus aureus (Staph) can multiply rapidly and contribute to ongoing skin inflammation. Studies show that over 90% of eczema lesions are colonized by Staphylococcus aureus, compared to much lower levels on healthy skin.

How Codex Laboratories products work

Codex Laboratories takes a microbiome first approach to skin health. Instead of stripping the skin or attempting to eliminate all bacteria, Codex formulations are designed to support the skin’s natural ecosystem while targeting harmful imbalances. If you are dealing with these skin issues, below is a shopping list for healing.

BIA Biome Reset Gel Trio

BIA Biome Reset Gel is a lightweight, fast absorbing gel formulated with microbiome balancing phage lysates and niacinamide to help restore the skin barrier. It has been clinically proven to rebalance the skin microbiome and reduce levels of Staphylococcus aureus on the skin.

BIA Sensitive Skin Soothing Salt Wrap

For immediate soothing relief, BIA Sensitive Skin Soothing Salt Wrap delivers calming support with salt, oat seed oil, gotu kola, and chickweed, ideal for intense itch and eczema discomfort.

Lunaescent Touch-Free Skincare Applicator

To prevent contamination and support ingredient integrity, the Lunaescent Touch Free Skincare Applicator allows hygienic, no-touch application, making it perfect for microbiome gels and serums.

Waschies Washing Gloves

Waschies Washing Gloves offer an ultra gentle, skin friendly way to cleanse sensitive, eczema prone skin without disrupting the skin barrier. Made to remove sweat, residue, and impurities using only water (or a small amount of gentle cleanser), they help minimize irritation while reducing the buildup that can contribute to bacterial overgrowth.

When it comes to chronic itch and recurring flare ups, Staphylococcus aureus is often an invisible trigger quietly working against your skin. By weakening the skin barrier, disrupting the microbiome, and fueling inflammation, this common bacterium can keep skin stuck in a frustrating cycle of irritation and discomfort. Today, skincare science is shifting from simply managing symptoms to addressing what’s happening at the root. Microbiome focused solutions like phage lysates are opening the door to a more balanced approach and helping calm inflammation, support the skin barrier, and create an environment where healthy skin can thrive.

If you or your family struggle with stubborn eczema, constant itch, or skin that never seems to fully heal, supporting your skin at the microbiome level may be one of the most important steps toward lasting comfort, fewer flare ups, and healthier feeling skin overall.

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