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Limited Availability until August 6, 2024
The development of skin care products presents a dual challenge: they must resist contamination by foreign micro-organisms, while also preserving the existing micro-flora (or microbiome) on the skin. Furthermore, changes in the micro-biome can lead to unwanted skin conditions.
This accredited training will:
• Provide some insight into a few human microbiota (guts, vagina, skin, solid tumors)
• Inspect the resident microorganisms, their enzymes, and metabolites in the stratum corneum.
Maximize Learning! Take this Course and Its Companion Courses:
Skin Biochemistry: Epidermis and Dermis Cells and Skin Types | course ID# 2485
Skin Biochemistry: Epigenetics, Gene Expression and Epidermal Enzymes | course ID# 2486
Upon completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Recognize the importance of microorganism residing on the skin
• Quote a few examples of the pharmacological relevance of the microbiome
• Explain how the knowledge of the microbiome can help one to prepare new skin care products
• Discuss the effects of microorganism on skin conditions
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This course is intended for professionals in the cosmetic and personal care industry, pharmaceutical skin care and skin care related medical devices.
It will be especially valuable for:
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