Cosmetics technologies use biological ingredients and skin exposure research to inform personal-care products. They can support ingredient development and a better understanding of how environmental factors affect skin.
Active compounds made or modified using biotechnology, such as recombinant production or precision fermentation.
Microbiome skincare refers to cosmetic and topical skin products designed to support or interact with the skin’s microbial community.
Probiotic skincare uses probiotic microorganisms or probiotic-derived ingredients in products intended to support skin health.
The skin exposome is the collection of environmental and lifestyle exposures that affect skin health and function over time.
Stem cell conditioned media are culture fluids collected after stem cells have released signaling molecules and other products into them.
Transdermal nanocarriers are nanoscale delivery systems designed to transport drugs across or into the skin.
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