Do foreign cosmetics research microecological skin care products?

According to the USF Institute of Microbiology of the University of South Florida, by 2025, the global market of human microbiome will reach 7.75 billion yuan.

In the health care industry, the research of microbiome mainly focuses on intestinal probiotics, which has been verified and tested by long-term clinical practice. For the cosmetics industry, the study of skin microecology is still in the primary stage and faces many challenges. For example, there is a lack of standardized management and support, and strong clinical evidence repeatedly verifies the efficacy of such products.

On the other hand, some scientific evidence proves that such products are feasible in principle. Skin care products based on skin microecology research launched by multinational companies such as L 'Oreal, Estee Lauder and Johnson & Johnson have achieved commercial success, and skin microecology no longer stays in the superficial story-telling stage, but is being implemented in products step by step.