The growing demand for safe, natural alternatives to conventional treatments for various skin disorders, coupled with the rise in antibiotic resistance, has increased the need for novel approaches to maintaining and improving skin health. Topical probiotics, defined as preparations containing…
The skin’s surface pH (pHss), commonly known as the “acid mantle,” plays a crucial role in maintaining skin barrier integrity, antimicrobial defense, and overall skin homeostasis. Disruptions in the pHss can lead to abnormalities in skin conditions such as eczema…
Aging, characterized by declining physical and cognitive functions, is a significant concern, spurring the exploration of anti-aging strategies. Exposure to UV radiation accelerates skin aging, causing wrinkles and loss of elasticity. Pterostilbene, a natural compound with enhanced bioavailability compared to…
The skin, which is the body’s largest organ, acts as a protective barrier against harmful substances and pathogens. Both internal and external factors influence its condition, with external factors including UV radiation, wind, humidity, air conditioning, physical damage, and microorganisms.…