Microbiome

Q&A: The gut-skin-brain axis and the future of microbiome beauty

Q&A: The gut-skin-brain axis and the future of microbiome beauty

By Kirsty Doolan

The gut-skin-brain axis is scientifically proven to influence skin health, mental well-being and overall beauty. Stress and inflammation are major factors impacting the skin-gut-brain axis, with new research highlighting how interconnected they are.

The rise of hybrid formulations

The rise of hybrid formulations

By Danielle Masterson

CosmaxNBT is tapping into the multi-benefit trend by combining popular wellness goals, such as metabolic boosters, mood enhancers and digestive aids into one convenient formulation.

Study: U.S. babies lacking crucial gut bacteria

Study: U.S. babies lacking crucial gut bacteria

By Danielle Masterson

Persephone Biosciences is ringing the alarm on the gut microbiome composition of infants born in the United States, pointing to a study that found that 25% of babies had no detectable levels of beneficial Bifidobacteria.

The microbiome’s next target: Healthspan

The microbiome’s next target: Healthspan

By Asia Sherman

As chronic stress, processed diets and environmental insults reshape our inner ecosystems, the business and science of the microbiome is turning to targeted microbial interventions that might help repair the biological wear-and-tear of modern living.

New study links skin microbiome with mental well-being

New study links skin microbiome with mental well-being

By Kirsty Doolan

First-of-its-kind clinical research has demonstrated the link between mental health and the bacteria found on skin—a concept that is often labeled ‘psychodermatology’ by the beauty industry.