Prebiotic Supplement for Skin | Australia

Prebiotic Supplement for Skin

PHGG is frequently prescribed by health practitioners as a prebiotic supplement for skin health. 

Support Skin Hydration Through the Gut-Skin Axis

New clinical research suggests the benefits of PHGG prebiotic fibre extends beyond digestive health.

PHGG provides a simple way to support your gut microbiome while potentially supporting healthier-looking skin from within.

Prebiotic PHGG | Skin Hydration | Skin Elasticity | Gut-Skin Axis

PHGG for Skin Hydration & Elasticity

The 2025 clinical trial found PHGG supplementation was associated with:

✔ Improved skin hydration
✔ Reduced transepidermal water loss (TEWL)
✔ Improved skin elasticity and viscoelasticity
✔ Improvements in skin barrier function

Why Choose Our PHGG Prebiotic Supplement?

✔ 100% pure PHGG
✔ FODMAP Friendly Certified
✔ Independently tested for glyphosate
✔ Virtually no taste or texture
✔ Dissolves completely
✔ No fillers, sweeteners or additives

How to Take PHGG

Mix into water, coffee, smoothies, yoghurt or food.

PHGG dissolves completely, making it an easy prebiotic fibre to incorporate into your daily routine.

Ingredient

100% Partially Hydrolysed Guar Gum (PHGG)

Nothing else.

Prebiotic Supplement for Skin: FAQ

Can a Prebiotic Supplement Support Skin Health?

Research suggests the gut microbiome may influence skin through the gut-skin axis.

Clinical research with PHGG has reported improvements in skin hydration, elasticity and barrier function.

Does PHGG Help Skin Hydration?

A 2025 placebo-controlled clinical trial found that 5 g of PHGG daily improved measures of skin hydration and reduced water loss through the skin over the 12-week study.

How Long Does PHGG Take to Support Skin Health?

The clinical trial assessed participants after 6 and 12 weeks, with improvements in some skin measurements observed from six weeks.

Support Your Skin From Within

Skin health isn't only about what you put on your skin.

Add 100% pure PHGG to your daily routine for clinically studied prebiotic fibre supporting the gut-skin connection.