AEDIT: Acaderma's Advice On The Skincare Routine For Your 40s1
Probiotics
Because there are over a trillion bacteria on our skin (yes, that’s right, bugs), the use of probiotics in skincare have become popular in the last decade, as research has explored the importance of the microbiome (the ecosystem that consists of fungi, viruses, and bacteria living on the skin). “Probiotics are beneficial live bacteria and yeasts that help your skin's microbiome,” explains Shuting Hu, PhD, a cosmetic scientist and founder of Acaderma.
