Presse- und Medienberichte über MyMicrobiome

Skout’s Honor, the award-winning pet care brand known for its life-changing pet essentials, announced that it has secured “Microbiome-friendly” certifications from MyMicrobiome, the globally-leading, fully independent certification body for microbiome-friendly products.

German biomaterials start-up Vyld has launched what is claimed to be the world’s first microbiome-friendly certified tampon made from kelp.

Products made to enhance the microbiome are on the rise, with an increasing awareness among consumers of its role in personal care. Personal Care Insights speaks to MyMicrobiome and Croda International about what is trending and predicted in the future for microbiome care.

MyMicrobiome has created the Vulvo-Vaginal Standard 25.10, a comprehensive assessment of products to test their safety on the vulva and vagina’s microbiome.

The new product from indie prestige body care brand NERRĀ is both sustainable and innovative, offering consumers the opportunity to gently exfoliate the skin without disrupting the microbiome’s natural balance, says the company.

We spoke to the CEO of MyMicrobiome about the criteria to give a 'seal of approval' to microbiome-friendly products and the importance of analysing baby skin care differently to adult skin.

By September 2023, 100 global brands are relying on the independent Microbiome-friendly certification for their products.

Mehrheitsaktionär Graf Matuschka von Greiffenclau plant den IPO seines Biotech-Unternehmens in Südkorea, das neue Waffen im Kampf gegen multiresistente Bakterien entdeckt hat.

An intact skin microbiome is key for a healthy skin. Our skin hosts some 1 million micro-organisms and they have an essential role to play, fostering our immune system and promoting skin health and beauty.

The Health and Beauty industry is increasingly talking about the importance of a balanced microbiome. But what is a microbiome and where does it fit into people's health and beauty regimes. What are the challenges and opportunities in creating and marketing products with claims around probiotics, live or good and bad bacteria?

The beauty industry can connect better with consumers by rethinking how it communicates and markets sustainable product offerings, bringing additional aspects into the narrative, say industry executives.

Der Begriff „Mikrobiom“ erhält immer mehr Einzug in den medizinischen und kosmetischen Bereich und ist in Amerika längst kein Fremdwort mehr.

Described as the next frontier for beauty, the microbiome is the single most important area of development in skin health and self-care, challenging one’s understanding of the role of bacteria, and inspiring scientists to unlock the potential of the humanmicrobiome. 

The microbiome has become accepted as one of main influences on our overall health. This is a positive movement and goes hand in hand with an increasingly health conscious customer.

The Purpose company Vyld today exclusively reveals the results of a new scientific study by the leader in independent microbiome-friendly certifications, MyMicrobiome

Codex Beauty Labs, a pioneering biotech skincare solutions company, is proud to announce the launch of its MyMicrobiome-friendly certified Bath Salts, the first bath salts in the world to achieve this certification.

Surveys carried out by the market research company MINTEL show that consumers have increasingly opted for more conscious and sustainable purchases.

What experiments are used to ascertain if a cosmetic is kind to the microbiome? Asks Dr Kristin Neumann from MyMicrobiome.

Several well renowned brands in the United States, such as Beekman 1802, Crude, Codex Beauty and Dr. Elsa Jungmann have secured themselves the Quality Seal “Microbiome Friendly”.

Dr. Kristin Neumann, founder of MyMicrobiome, says in vitro testing is better when it comes to the skin microbiome.

"Healthy skin is anything but squeaky clean!" says New York City dermatologist Whitney Bowe, M.D., of the dirty truth behind a robust skin microbiome.

What makes a product Microbiome-friendly? How do we know if it is really safe for our microbiome or if it’s just good marketing?