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5 things that blew our mind at the London Skin Microbiome Congress
Cosmetic Science, Lifestyle, Skin Microbiome
The first ever European Microbiome Congress was 2 weeks ago, and it is so great to see how quickly the science progresses. You are going to see a lot of extremely exciting concepts in the years to come. And you will have heard about it first here!
Here is a top 5 of the microbial future:
Trevor from Esse Skincare is creating powdered ocean microbes in his lab, to “rewild you skin”
Rainer Simmering from Henkel has been studying the smell of your clothes when they haven’t been washed for a long time. He calls it “Old Shirt Smell”. It is caused by an aminoacylase molecule, and the culprit is usually a C. straitum bacteria. He says that if you visit his lab you will always have to do a sniff test on bad smells. So tempting…
Cath O’Neill from SkinBioTherapeutics has been studying bacterial lysates (so a nutribulleted soup of bacteria) a lot. There are very interesting properties of these lysates for wound healing. Can you imagine putting bacteria in your wounds ? One day it might be absolutely normal.
BASF has been studying the impact of SLS on skin, and well… Probably don’t use SLS if you want a nice skin barrier and healthy microbiome.
Mark from Matrisys is the first one to talk about a subject I love: Can we find bacteria that would protect you from UV rays? It seems that yes! Maybe in a few years, chemical filters and mineral filters will be a thing of the past, and it will all be bacterial sun filters. Corals and Humans will be all the better for it
And if I could add a 6th point: Vetgenome people had a lot of pictures of cute dogs. Ultimate pub quizz fact: Did you know there is 8 different skin regions for dogs?
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